Arteck Universal Backlit 7-Colors Ultra Light Slim Portable Wireless Bluetooth 3.0 Keyboard for iOS iPad Pro, Air, Mini, Android, Windows Tablets PC Smartphone Built in Rechargeable 6-Month Battery

I sent this as part of a gift for an elderly gentleman after having a stroke when he loss his dexterity to use the keyboard efficiently on his iPhone and iPad. He has yet to have any complaints and this allows him to carry a keyboard with him when he goes out and about in his electric wheel chair and when he is in the hospital, ensuring he can communicate as needed and preferred.I have a different brand/model that I am actually using to type this review on my phone. I love these little guys!

Durable, easy, works as I would expect for the price over all happy with the product so far

Context:When I bought this keyboard, I was looking for a cheap Bluetooth keyboard to use in place of my laptop's keyboard.A few keys stopped working on my laptop keyboard, but the cost to repair was too high for just a few keys. I decided it would be better to buy a Bluetooth keyboard and just carry it with the laptop to use as the primary keyboard instead.I was looking for a keyboard small enough that it wouldn't be annoying to carry with me everywhere I have to use my laptop. I also wanted the keyboard to have backlighting because I often use my laptop in the dark at night, and I didn't want to have to flip a light switch just to use my keyboard. So, I ended up buying this Arteck Bluetooth keyboard because it was the most affordable keyboard with a lot of reviews and a good rating that still had all the features I wanted.Review:I got the keyboard back in October 2024. The setup process was easy; it connected to my laptop's Bluetooth right away, and all the lights and keys on the keyboard worked as intended. Battery life was pretty decent for the ~2 hours I used it every other day. I didn't find myself ever thinking that its battery life was too short. The keyboard is very light, which makes it really easy to carry around. The material of the keyboard is just a cheap plastic that is very flexible, but it has a brushed texture that still feels nice to the touch.Everything was fine until March 2025 (4 months later), when I started to notice that the micro-USB cable was a little hard to plug into the charging port. Then, in April, I was really struggling to plug in the charger one day, and when I pushed in the charging cable, the charging port broke. I opened up the back of the keyboard to see if I could salvage the charging port enough to just get the keyboard to charge again, but the port was simply too fragile and couldn't be fixed easily.After the charging port broke, I immediately picked up another keyboard with the same features I wanted, but this time I made sure to find one that had a well-built charging port. So, I decided to buy a USB Type-C Bluetooth keyboard this time.I wouldn't recommend this keyboard if you want something that is good quality and will last you more than a couple of months, but if you are just looking for a passable, affordable option that just gets the job done for at least a little while, then go for it.TL;DRshort life span due to the micro-USB charging port breaking, build quality and materials match the price

I came back to buy another because I was moving stuff and an enter button popped off, I lost it, so I came to get another old faithful.Honestly so good, if you like quiet low touch keys and live that wireless life. I got so used to this I could never return to a large clickity clackity mechanical keyboard again lol.I own 2 because in heavy usage times one may need charging so I swap them.They have held up so well, even the letters are still legible after a ton of use. Great for an on the go person too, just toss this slim bad boy in the bag and carry on.For real the best deal you'll get for something like this.Pairing is simple and quick, the ONLY thing you have to get used to is sometimes when you haven't typed for a bit, it'll conserve power and idle, so you just tap any key to activate it then type away again. It's just changing that muscle memory.My thoughts for Arteck are:I wish the keyboard had more lighting options/could sync to an rgb app etc, and was brighter. It's bright enough to read at night but it doesn't POP OFF like my main laptop keyboard and do cool pattern-y stuff.Second is the old school usb connecter, forged in the paleolithic era. A usb-c upgrade would be great and faster to charge.Third is a battery level visual on the keyboard. Just a nice feature to add. Or at least a low battery warning.Fourth is getting into the multi-pairing game with activation buttons for 2 or 3 devices at least.Lastly a bit more of a redesign, but some newer competitors are adding those ridges to hold phones and tablets. That'd be nice if you could make the balance work.Anyway keep on keepin on with the quality builds, Arteck gang.

Got this as a replacement for another similar bluetooth keyboard that didn't meet my expectations. This one is great - small, light, easy to pair, good battery life, and types well.I use it when I have to sent messages of any reasonable length on my phone, as I hate typing on the phone keyboard. (When I am at home, obviously - I don't cart this around all day...) For that, it works great.

works great with my tablet