Best Wireless Keyboards in the UK

The rubber cradle and the multi-device functionality are definitely the most discerning characteristics of this Bluetooth keyboard. But they aren't the only ones worth mentioning. For example, unlike most wireless keyboards, it comes with a numeric pad, a part of the keyboard that a lot of people rely on in their work life. All in all, the model features the sort of full-size layout that is familiar to anyone who has ever used a standard keyboard before. The keys are large, with a concave form that gives them a pleasant response.

Though it is being advertised as a Bluetooth keyboard, you won't have to rely on the said technology if you don't want to. Instead, you can use the Logitech Unifying™ USB 2.4GHz receiver for easy wireless connection. The keyboard will be able to get 2 years of service life out of a couple AAA batteries, which is nothing short of impressive.

Not dissimilar to the majority of wireless keyboards, what we have here is a membrane peripheral. And while they do have their disadvantages, one thing you cannot take away from them is their virtually silent operation. With this product, you can type away all you want and it shouldn't annoy you or the people around you.

All things considered, the Logitech K780 is easily the best Bluetooth keyboard for people who don't just use a keyboard with their desktop PC but also with a tablet or a phone. While the majority of these wireless peripherals tend to sacrifice certain aspects in favour of mobility, the model in question is a full-fledged keyboard and we like it for it.

Once fully charged, the battery life will last for about 3 months, that's quite a lot for continuous operation. When the battery runs out flat, connect it to a micro-USB so it's charged for the next use. Microsoft GU5-00001 Bluetooth keyboard can become a great solution for those users who'd like to use it with various gadgets such as iPad, iPhone, Android as well as Windows-driven phones and tablets.

Full-size set of keys and multimedia controls make this keyboard extremely convenient to work with. Upon using this keyboard, watching the videos from YouTube and other video streaming websites is going to be a snap. The keys are assigned to the following actions - "Play", "Stop", "Forward", "Backward" and "Pause". If you're looking for a universal wireless keyboard with enhanced conveniences, this product should fit you well.

A lot of people enjoy the thin, lightweight design style of 9.7-inch iPads and this wireless keyboard perfectly complements that style. The white palette and other visual similarities aside, the keyboard also uses a standard Mac format keyboard layout. Sure, there's no numpad here, but the large size of the keys provides the sort of familiar and comfortable typing experience that will satisfy both the inexperienced users and the longtime Apple customers.

As for the power source, the model comes equipped with a built-in rechargeable battery. Obviously, it won't give you the same battery life as those keyboards that rely on external alkaline batteries. But you won't have to waste your time and money on these batteries either, which is always a good thing.

Furthermore, the one that the keyboard does include will give you a hundred hours of battery life and it'll only take you 2 hours to fully charge it. And the standard battery indicator light will notify you when to charge the battery, so you won't be caught off guard.

Other than that, there isn't much to say here. If you really like your iPad but you would prefer to be able to properly work on it, you should definitely give this Bluetooth keyboard a shot. It won't detract from the stunning look of the iPad but it will fix its shortcomings in the typing department.

The keyboard runs on a couple of triple-A batteries, which some people may see as a disadvantage as you will have to replace those batteries once they run out of charge. But they won't have to do that quite as often as these people might think. An OFF/ON switch, a smart sleep mode, and the model's lower consumption technology allow this device to work for up to 2 years without changing the batteries.

Most individuals will take for granted whisper-quiet nature of the keys as this is a membrane keyboard. But they wouldn't be wise to use that mindset towards the spill-resistant composition of this keyboard. Sure, it isn't a unique characteristic, but it is quite impressive considering the particularly modest price that the model comes with. Finally, the easily accessible hotkeys will allow you to change the volume, mute, or skip a song without relying on your mouse.

In conclusion, the TeckNet X315 is one of the most impressive Bluetooth keyboards in its price range. For about 10 pounds, you'll get yourself a fully functional and reliable wireless keyboard with a solid signal range. The classic layout is familiar to the absolute majority of people, so you'll get used to it in no time.

As far as the keyboard's design is concerned, we were more satisfied than not. It looks sleek and neat, with white buttons and grey-ish housing. On the bottom, you will find a Bluetooth connection switch, a Power button, and a battery compartment. On the front, aside from the standard layout, there's an LED battery indicator light.

With 28.4 x 11.9 x 1.8 centimetres in overall dimensions, the model is quite compact and more than portable. Aside from the seldom useful numpad, all of the buttons and the functions of a standard keyboard are there but it is a lot less clunky than those keyboards.

By the way, the said buttons are controlled by the so-called "scissor-switch mechanism". Now, we're not saying that you will definitely feel a difference between this and your average membrane panel. But plenty of customers report that it is even quieter than the typical membrane keyboard and the keys require noticeably less force to press, giving it a sort of faux mechanical feel.

Other than that, this is an English QWERTY keyboard, but with a US keymap. There isn't that much of a difference between the US and UK layout, but you will have to get used to certain symbols being in different places. All in all, the versatility of this wireless keyboard is its biggest strength. You can use it with any of the major operating systems. Its compact size will not take away too much of your workspace. Plus, it doesn't cost a whole lot, which is always nice.