Blutooth Keyboards

chillinpenguin

Has anyone any recomendations for a decent blutooth keyboard with full number pad? (that wont break the bank)

Me and my wife are sharing a desk & monitor for use with our work laptops at home. We alternate alternate are days so we are never using it at the same time.

I would rathar blutooth then wireless reciever option as i know one of us will end up leaving the usb plugged into the laptop and going to work for the day snookering the other :D


Any other option such as a hub etc im open to but are laptops are different brands

cunavalos

It is probably a little at the higher price point and has a slightly different keyboard configuration which might prove difficult if you are touch typist but I am a fan of the Logitech K780

https://www.amazon.co.uk/Logitech-Multi-Device-Wireless-Bluetooth-Keyboard/dp/B01GV6HP0E/

It does have a few additional features like integrated tray for phone/table, support for the logitech unifying receiver and bluetooth and also supports up to 3 multiple devices at the press of a button(The white buttons in the above picture)

In your situation i would order separate logitech unifying receivers for each laptop and leave one for each laptop. One receiver comes with the keyboard. Then when you are using the keyboard select receiver 1 on the keyboard and assign button 2 for your wife's receiver/laptop.

Logitech receivers are replaceable in case of loss which is sadly not the case for all dongles/receivers

TheBigGreen

I bought this Dell keyboard and mouse on Amazon in May. It has gone up in price since I purchased it. Love the mouse!

chillinpenguin

cunavalos wrote: »

It is probably a little at the higher price point and has a slightly different keyboard configuration which might prove difficult if you are touch typist but I am a fan of the Logitech K780

https://www.amazon.co.uk/Logitech-Multi-Device-Wireless-Bluetooth-Keyboard/dp/B01GV6HP0E/

It does have a few additional features like integrated tray for phone/table, support for the logitech unifying receiver and bluetooth and also supports up to 3 multiple devices at the press of a button(The white buttons in the above picture)

In your situation i would order separate logitech unifying receivers for each laptop and leave one for each laptop. One receiver comes with the keyboard. Then when you are using the keyboard select receiver 1 on the keyboard and assign button 2 for your wife's receiver/laptop.

Logitech receivers are replaceable in case of loss which is sadly not the case for all dongles/receivers

Didn’t know you could do that with Logitech receivers. I did a course in limerick so o still have my student discount offering 30% off Logitech so this might be a runner.

cunavalos

chillinpenguin wrote: »

Didn’t know you could do that with Logitech receivers. I did a course in limerick so o still have my student discount offering 30% off Logitech so this might be a runner.

There are two types of logitech receivers, you need to make sure you use the unifying receivers with a little orange icon on the usb dongle

Lex Luthor

sorry to jump in so hope the OP doesnt mind, but also looking for a keyboard

soft touch keys, numeric section and in white
thanks