cimetech 2.4G Wireless Keyboard, Ergonomic Keyboard Silent USB Computer Keyboards for PC, Laptop, Desktop and Windows 10/8/7/XP - Silver

In my search for a versatile and user-friendly keyboard, I came across a compact detachable keyboard that promised ease of use and versatility. Here’s a comprehensive review of its features, design, and overall functionality.Ease of Use and Connectivity:The standout feature of this keyboard is its seamless connectivity. It easily pairs with devices via Bluetooth, making it an excellent choice for those who use multiple devices like phones and laptops. For desktops without built-in Bluetooth, the keyboard includes a plug-and-play wireless USB dongle, which simplifies the connection process and ensures compatibility with a broader range of devices.Design and Build:The keyboard is compact and lightweight, making it highly portable and ideal for setups that require minimal space. Despite its small size, the keys are well-spaced and comfortable to use, which is a significant advantage for extended typing sessions. The silent keys are a thoughtful addition, minimizing noise and making it suitable for quiet environments like libraries or offices.Aesthetic Appeal:This keyboard doesn't just perform well; it looks good too. Its stylish design complements any tech setup and adds a touch of sophistication. The aesthetic appeal, combined with its functional attributes, makes it a desirable accessory for both professional and personal use.Overall Performance:During use, the keyboard performs efficiently without any lag or connectivity issues. The responsive keys ensure accurate typing, and the comfortable layout helps prevent fatigue during long typing periods. The inclusion of a USB dongle for non-Bluetooth devices is a practical feature that enhances its usability.Conclusion:This compact detachable Bluetooth keyboard is an excellent investment for anyone looking for a portable, easy-to-use, and aesthetically pleasing typing solution. It is especially suited for users who switch between multiple devices and appreciate a quiet and comfortable typing experience. The combination of Bluetooth and USB connectivity options makes it versatile and suitable for a wide array of setups, ensuring it meets the needs of most users. Whether for travel, home, or office use, this keyboard offers a blend of style, functionality, and convenience.

I love the slim size of this keyboard, this immediately attracted me to it and how smooth the keys are. It also has a number pad.I set it up with my PC via bluetooth, which was straightforward. You can also use the provided USB dongle.It needs 2 AAA batteries which are not included.Overall, I would recommend it as it is comfortable to use and I really like the style and functions.

No usb port and requires batteries.The nano receiver was missing when i received mine but im not knocking off a star for that.I'm knocking off a star for the price.If this was rechargeable and had the option of connecting a wire to it if say, the batteries ran out, then it would be worth £20 but it solely relies on the batteries you put into it and can't even charge them itself.Aside from these points it's an ok keyboard, feels good and the spacing is right.but you can certainly get better ones for this pricepoint.

great keyboard. good size, love that it's got numerical bit. easy to connect to my laptop. don't love than it needs batteries rather than a USB cable to charge it but it works well so I can't blame it

Nicely made for the price £19.99 (at the time of this review) wi-fi keyboard. It runs on AA batteries (not supplied).ON / OFF switch located underneath the keyboard.The wi-fi dongle has a little storage area within the battery compartment for safe keeping when not in use.The keyboard design is slightly inclined making it more comfortable to use versus being flat. It's styled to look like a market leading keyboard. The keys feel nice to operate, and the pads are a good size. The silver finish is "OK", but you can see it's not completed to a high premium standard.It worked straight out of the box, so for me it's 5/5

The media could not be loaded. The LowdownThe cimetech wireless keyboard offers a sleek design, easy setup, and very quiet scissor-switch keys. However, the lightweight plastic build feels a wee bit “springy” when typing (compared to a steel chassis) , and it lacks the tactile feedback some users might prefer.Things I Liked- Attractive design- Easy to set up with plug-and-play and good wireless range- Media keys for music and volume control- Quiet scissor-switch keys for comfortable, quiet typingThe So-So's- Requires AA batteries (not included): A couple of rechargeable batteries would have been a nice touch, but thankfully no throw-aways were included!- Small CAPS lock and TAB keys take some getting used to- Lacks tactile feedback when typing (although key rebound is effective)- While the LED indicators for NUM and CAPS lock illuminate when first engaged, they only remain lit for a few seconds before extinguishing.Things I Didn't Like- Lightweight plastic build feels a little bit cheap- Silver "aluminium" look is just paint, not metalAdvertisement Claims Examined- Most of the manufacturer's claims are accurate. The keyboard was easy to set up, and the included features were all present.- The scissor-switch keys are very quiet!- The keyboard isn't particularly compact compared to dedicated compact keyboards.- The term "high-precision" seems like marketing jargon and doesn't translate to a noticeable benefit.My Overall SentimentThe cimetech wireless keyboard is a stylish option with a comfortable typing experience. However, the lightweight plastic build and lack of tactile feedback make it feel less substantial than some would like. For users who like the aesthetics and quiet typing over a premium build quality, this keyboard could be a good choice.

I'm sure many would agree that Amazon's rating's system is a boon for certain types of people. I'm always looking for value (solid product + good price) and actually enjoy the detective work of discerning from multiple reviews the right product. To me, so far, this keyboard fits the bill. Sturdy, attractive, essential features (two different bluetooth connections and the infrared dongle) and cool, quirky features, i.e., the slot to hold a phone upright while you work. (A couple things about the slot... it actually has enough room to hold my two phones in a vertical position. They are both iPhones and both are in 'normal' cases. The slot is about 12 mm wide and the phones with cases run just over 11 mm so they fit snugly and not at all awkwardly. I've never even considered hooking up a keyboard to my phone via bluetooth but when I saw that it could be done with this I tried it and it worked! There's not a lot of situations that I would see myself needing a keyboard for use with my phone. On the other hand I could see it being quite handy in the right circumstances.) I used the infrared connection for my computer and the bluetooth for my phone and they both paired without a problem. Keys feel nice. Unlike the Apple keyboard i was using, this one has a numeric section. I'm also hoping that the battery life is unlike the Apple Keyboard, which, for some odd reason, could not hold any battery power for more than a couple days (the main reason I wanted a new one). Time will tell but hopefully the other reviews will be proven true on battery life.Lastly, you can't get good value without a good price. In that regard, the cimetech keyboard was less expensive than almost all the other offerings with similar features and ratings, in some cases significantly so. I took a chance purchasing a product with not too many ratings and with most of them being of the 'Vine Customer Review of Free Product" variety. So far, I'm not disappointed.

Miss keyboard is perfect for texting, and I love that it has the keypad off to the side where it makes it much easier when typing in phone numbers for texting. I bought this for work, and it works very well.

The media could not be loaded. This cimetech Wireless Bluetooth Keyboard, Dual Mode is a decent choice of wireless keyboard for those looking to connect to any device that has a usb port and any device that uses bluetooth. The keyboard comes boxed with the instructions and after reading the instructions you will find out the bluetooth usb receiver is hiding out in the battery compartment on the back. The unit uses 2 AAA batteries (not supplied) and is not a rechargable keyboard. Connecting requires simply turning the keyboard on and for bluetooth connection press and hold the bluetooth button for 3 seconds. These buttons double as F1,F2 and for F3 is the usb receiver connection which needs to be plugged into a usb device. After the keyboard is in pairing mode search for it on your devices bluetooth menu and pair.Once paired which is quick, you'll notice any text or keyboard app non functioning as say a phone or tablet will only type from this keyboard. It takes a moment to get use to. So far as I'm typing this review I noticed a minor lag in time somewhere around the 4th sentence which I would have expected as i started typing. While typing, a blue light stays on in the right corner to let you know its sending the signal but if no keys are pressed it goes out after about 5 seconds and goes on again once a key is pressed.The keyboard is very useful when typing on phones, tablets and smart tv's. I know my thumbs get soar after typing on my phone for say... reviews like this and many others, so its a helpful tool. Note that spelling help, correction or predictive words will not pop up while using this keyboard and I find myself using a combination of using the touch screen on my phone and the keyboard if having to fill out forms or go back to add or edit text. The typing is flowing quicker using the keyboard on my phone however on a smaller screen maybe harder for some users who cant see small font in a comfortable keyboard typing distance.A few things is lacking is an adjustable kickstand to raise the keyboard up as typing flat fatigues the wrist and fingers more for me at least. The phone Table holder channel is ok but wont accommodate thick cases and has a length of 8 inches, so it wont hold any tablet longer and wider than 8 inches. This holding strip just has one angle which should have been angled back a bit for the device to be a few degrees back and easier to see. The current angle is somewhere around 70-75 degrees, where somewhere around 45-60 would be better for my neck.As it is though, a free standing phone or tablet and the use of a separate stand works well. A bit of advice is not to move the keyboard with any device on it as the current angle allows any device to flop forward if moving from a table or desk to your lap on the couch or bed. The addition of a built in mouse would help to get rid of the back and forth between keys and screen touching.The body and keys are noticeably plastic and smooth, not really textured or coated that I can feel. I also should mention that multiple devices can be connected to the keyboard and switched back and forth between. Its pretty neat and I am going to be using it fairly often from now on.

I love it!

I tried and tried to get this to work and I can’t. I ended up purchasing another one (different seller) that was amazing. I wouldn’t recommend this product.