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Mini Wireless Keyboard - Black (with Batteries) Reviews

4.9 Rating 8 Reviews
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“I have yet to use the mini wireless keyboard, but first impressions are solid build and good feel when holding. Delivery was very rapid with item arriving safely.”
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Posted 4 days ago
“A great keyboard, the keys have good spring back and feel natural when typing and the materials used are very nice. This is probably the best keyboard I’ve owned, better even than my PC’s keyboard. It’s lightweight and perfectly crafted there’s a real feel of quality to it, if you can live without a number pad or mouse pad, then this is the keyboard for you. It comes with a battery that tucks away on the rear of the keyboard and has an on/off switch to stop you from running down the single AA. Next to the battery in the same compartment is a small recess to house the receiver USB when not in use. The range is great I can sit well back from a screen and use it. An excellent keyboard and deserving of 5 stars.”
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Posted 5 years ago
“This keyboard is excellent, good action of keys, good location of blue-tooth transmitter, neat packaging. It's for a small notebook computer, just perfect! Thank you.”
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Posted 5 years ago
“It is simple to use and gets the job done.”
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Posted 5 years ago
“An ideal keyboard fpr a Pi. Worked immediately on switchon. It's a good size to put out of the way when not needed; not having a cable is a big plus. Only downside was it took me a while to find the Del key!”
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Posted 6 years ago
“Several keys on my laptop have become faulty, so I bought this keyboard. Works perfectly, nice size too, can easily fit into my bag”
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Posted 7 years ago
“Excellent product, great service”
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Posted 7 years ago
“This is a small, simple and nicely designed wireless keyboard for those who don't want to devote all their desk space to a numeric keypad and arrow keys that they never use. Works as well with a PC as it does with the Pi.”
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Posted 8 years ago