acer Clearview Curved Transparent Wireless Rechargeable Keyboard I Dual Connection Bluetooth + 2.4 G I Multi-Device Connection with 3 Bluetooth Connect I Supports iOS, Android, Windows, MAC System

I recommend the keyboard for a few reasons: 1. This is a solid keyboard, as in not lightweight. It sits where placed and does not move while typing. This is a plus for me as I am, like many, not a trained typist or a pianist (if you know where I am going). 2. Aesthetically, this is beautiful. I like the aluminium top and the glass like plastic finished base which favourably weighs down the keyboard 3. Ergonomics are great. There is a visible but subtle curve to the keyboard layout (see pic). The keys are chiclet style and light. 4. Connectivity to Windows was automatic. Just connected the wifi mini adaptor to USB and keyboard was ready to use. Yet to test Android and iOS. I am guessing that iOS means MacOS too, will know soon. 5. Battery back up might be good as I have been using it out of the box for about 6 hours now as I type. I bought this on deep discount during the festival sale and find it worth the money.

Overall good to use, slightly slow working may be bluetooth issues, I have connected in bluetooth not in 2.4Ghz dongle. In this there is two back buttons 1 as usual another 1 in at num pad, generally it will be minus instead of this there is back button. So when I select minus it click backward. It need to remove, to fill the space extend plus button like enter button. Good Battery backup. Review after 2 weeks.

Very good Acer keyboard with a premium, Apple-like design. Keys are smooth and comfortable to use. The white color looks stylish but is difficult to maintain; more color options would be great. Overall, satisfied with the purchase.

Horrible keyboard. The battery does not last long, and once it dies you need to charge it for an hour or so before you can start to use it. The keys are not reliable at all, soo many key strokes are missed. you need to hit the keys hard for it to reliably register.

This is literally the best keyboard under 2000 which comes with 4 freaking ways to seamlessly connect. It's on the hefty side comparing to other keyboard weights but thats the only drawback of it and the features are spot on. It's total value for money if you are someone that uses multiple devices. The battery life is pretty good as well.

I've been using this keyboard for a few weeks now, and overall, it's a solid choice for both work and casual use. Pros: Typing Comfort: The keys are well-spaced and offer a satisfying tactile response, making long typing sessions comfortable. Build Quality: It feels sturdy and well-made, with minimal flex. Design: It fits nicely on my desk without taking up too much space. Connectivity: Plug-and-play setup was seamless, Cons: Noise Level: The keys are a bit louder than expected, which might be distracting in quiet environments. Charging & Battery: Battery always show100% charged and suddenly stops, that is the only reason I'm considering a 3 rating. Weight: It is too heavy, but at the same time steady as well.

The key board is really good. Once I charge it, it runs for almost 3 weeks with 8 hours a day working. I am using it for office desktop and working is continuous. Earlier I had to replace the cells but now there is not need. The keyboard weight is good so it doesn't move easily. Also the keys are silent while working which was not the case earlier. It's really worth the price.

Rating: ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ (4/5) I am 90% satisfied with this keyboard and have given 4 stars due to one major issue. The space bar, numeric side Enter key, and a few other keys do not respond like the rest of the keys. They require harder pressing to register input. Because of the space bar issue, it often creates mistyped or incorrect sentences. I usually press the Enter key to confirm or quickly move away from small tasks. However, when I return, it still shows a prompt waiting for the Enter key, which clearly means the key press was not registered. Only after pressing the Enter key hard in frustration does it work. Honestly, everything else about this keyboard is great. The design feels soft, modern, fast, and smart. But the keys are not smooth or consistently responsive, which affects the overall typing experience. Dear Acer Team, please note: This keyboard looks premium and futuristic, but hard-press–dependent keys do not match the soft, modern design philosophy. Improving key sensitivity would make this product truly excellent.