Arteck HB192 Universal Bluetooth Keyboard Multi-Device Stainless Steel Full Size Wireless Keyboard for Windows iOS Android Computer Desktop Laptop Surface Tablet Smartphone Rechargeable Battery

4-21-22First my apologies to Artek for the delay in updating my review. I promised myself and them I would do so.After I wrote my initial review below, Arteck immediately contacted me through Amazon and offered to send me a replacement keyboard free. They sent me a code for one on Amazon and it arrived a day later. It was fully charged, which surprised me as not all of these do arrive this way. This keyboard worked amazing. No issues what so ever. It connected to all 3 of devices (my windows 10 PC, laptop and android phone) without a hitch. I've been using it non-stop since April 1st and been able to switch between all 3 devices seemlessly. There is a bit of a delay in the connection, but honestly, the 2 second delay occasionally that occurs is nothing. I've learned to adjust my habits a bit and wait and I'm good to go. I'm pretty sure most Bluetooth muliconnect keyboards suffer from this glitch... but either way I'm happy with this one.The customer service of this company alone has been outstanding and they have done everything they could to make sure I was happy. I would not only purchase this keyboard again, especially with the warranty it has, but I would purchase any product that Arteck sells and give it a chance.Initial impressions out of the box is that it's a nice looking and feeling keyboard. It doesn't feel cheap. They give you a micro USB cable to charge the keyboard with. It doesn't illuminate other than the LEDs above the buttons for multidevice.It's fairly easy to connect your devices to. Which is good, because you'll be reconnecting them often in an attempt to troubleshoot this device. I owned this product for less than a week. 3 days is all I had of a honeymoon period before it started giving me trouble. After that, it would randomly start going to sleep on me and refused to reconnect to my devices properly when it woke up. I checked all of my device settings (I'm in IT support for a living so yes I know what I'm doing). In an effort to be thorough, I even reinstalled my Bluetooth drivers on my 2 devices etc. It was a fruitless effort. This keyboard just didn't want to work properly. I even thought that it could be an issue with the distance of my pcs. Considering that both pcs were less than 5 feet from the keyboard already, I moved both of them so I was typing almost on top of them. Still problems with connecting and switching.So for the value and looks, please do be deceived. Have this company pull their stock and fix their product. Go with something a bit more established and with reviews much more positive. Returning this one and spending quite a bit more instead like I probably should have for a full sized keyboard, but I want one that works. Going for a Logitech with stellar reviews and no connection issues when it comes to PCs.

So, it's a keyboard, aside from basic function it comes down to personal preference. The only thing I really want is a keyboard that is easy to type with and has quiet keys. I have really come to enjoy laptop style keyboards, specifically the 'scissor' switch style, they are short throw keys that have good tactile feedback (you know/feel when you pressed the key enough).This Arteck keyboard has excellent key movements in my opinion. I am finally moving from a Perixx wired keyboard to this one after being unable to find my normal USB keyboard. Of course I have some reservations about moving to a purely wireless keyboard (battery life, charging, etc).With those points in mind, I have not had any issues with this keyboard at all. The automatic sleep is well implemented, tapping any key wakes it up. I can easily go for a full week without recharging, and I can use the keyboard while it is charging. Bluetooth has had zero issues, (except when I go to airplane mode. DOH!). Bluetooth pairing was super easy, and the keyboard lights work very well to identify which pair I am using (can pair up to 3 devices).On the topic of lights, etc, here is another example of good design (at least in my opinion). The keyboard only has five lights, two are single function, one for charging, one for power. The other three are each dual function, LED 1 is for number lock or BT connection 1, LED 2 is for Caps Lock or BT connection 2, and LED 3 is for Function lock (nice feature!) or BT connection 3. The LEDs are green and stay illuminated when indicating a lock feature. For the BT connections they change to blue, but only stay on for a few moments. For the vast majority of your use the LEDs are green to indicate the features that are active on the keyboard.Overall: keyboard connects and just works. Keys feel great. No issues with lagging, and battery management has been excellent. No reservation at all to purchase again.Only possible downside: this keyboard was thinner than my last keyboard and felt uncomfortable when it first arrived. I added about 1/4" of foam to the bottom to get similar height as my last keyboard.I am very much enjoying this keyboard and i hope this information helps the next person!

review after 2 years of use: I love the feel of this stainless steel keyboard. It is sleek and the keys feel great. Not nearly as loud as my old ergonomic wired keyboard.Pros:- great value; a third of the price of more expensive keyboards- no separate dongle to connect to bluetooth-easily switches from work laptop to personal laptop with touch of a button.-keystroke is short, making my typing fasterCons:-Print Screen button doesn't work - it launches a MS Edge browser window instead, which is frustrating-Died after almost 2 years from purchase. Stopped connecting to my laptop suddenly in the middle of day and won't reconnect. Laptop doesn't detect any bluetooth signal from the keyboardAll that aside, I would consider re-purchasing this keyboard as it is a great value (around $30) with good performance. I hope they fix the printscreen issue. I'm unable to find any solutions online.