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Connects with Bluetooth (button 1) and also comes with and connects to a (included) Logitech Unifying receiver (button 3). Can be connected to three different devices. Works with all my Windows and Linux operating systems. Has a separate number pad for my Excel work. Solidly build, it's heavier than I expected making it very stable to use. It is rechargeable like my Logitech MX2 & 2S Anywhere mice.

When working with Photoshop or Resolve in a dark room the lighted keys are easy to read. The board fits nicely on a crowded desk without sacrificing key size

- I have confirmed in several games that Shift-W-Space DOES WORK with this keyboard. I didn't see it explicitly indicated anywhere, so I figured I'd let everyone know. You can indeed do some light gaming with this thing, and it will work just peachy. - Very quiet - there are a few videos on YouTube that illustrate just how quiet it really is, but I'd put this thing in the top 5% of quiet keyboards that I have used. There's no actual "click" just a slight resistance that releases at the very bottom of the keypress. This allows me to avoid accidental key presses, but it's not much resistance overall. - Very low profile, this is exactly what I was looking for. It's only a few millimetres thick (you can look up the specs). - Very short key movement, again, this is really hard to find when looking for a keyboard, because it seems like most people are super excited about the various gaming Mechanical Key keyboards out there with Cherry Reds or whatever. These keys have a very short travel, and comparatively low pressing resistance. It's not as light as my MSI laptop keyboard, but the keys are more stable, they don't rock on their mounts at all. - No click, low resistance, almost to the point of "tap" typing (as opposed to "press, or hammer" typing. This allows me to type extremely fast, and not get fatigued. - Very solid build. It's heavier than I expected, but that's not a bad thing. It means it's super stable, and stays put while I tap away. - Rechargeable with USB-C. I really like this because it's annoying to replace batteries. In this one, just stab your USB-C plug into it and continue tapping away. - Works with my old Logitech Unifying Receiver (it does come with its own too, though).

I needed something I could take to cafes to work on, and my 11+ year old laptop wasnt going to cut it. I then looked at small portable laptops, tablets, etc. but the price tags werent worth it. Finally, I looked up Bluetooth keyboards so I could work on my phone and found this. This keyboard is a game changer! It works wonderfully and I havent had any issues with connectivity. I debated between the 7 and 10 inch keyboard and ultimately decided on the 10 which, for me, I think was the right call. Its slim and fits in my purse just fine.