Rapoo E9050L Multi-Device Wireless Keyboard, Blade-Series E9050L 78-Key Ultra-Thin Keyboard, Support 4 Devices, Low-Profile, Quiet, USB-C, Rechargeable, Al-Alloy Frame, for Windows/Mac/Linux/Chrome

Lightweight and rechargeable via usb c. Can connect via Bluetooth or wireless usb receiver provided.

Great wireless keyboard, with support for multiple devices. I've got this linked to my laptop, a mac mini, and a tablet, and easy to switch between. Couple of things to note, this is grey rather than black. Also, doesnt have any wee legs at the back, so it will sit mostly flat, though there is a slight incline from the case itself. Typing feel is really nice, and keys have fingerprint divots, so your hands rest nice on them. Overall very happy with this purchase.

I had to return the product because it didn't type anything. Both Bluetooth and 2.4 GHz modes tested. Device shows connected but produces no keystrokes. Tested on multiple hosts (PC BIOS, Windows, phone). Other than that it seemed like an awesome keyboard. I bought a Keychron B1 Pro instead - which is slightly heavier and heavier keystrokes but has more fallback options for connectivity.

Doesn't detect 1st keystroke, which is very annoying. Connecting the Bluetooth and dongle to the computer was a pain. Not seamless at all. I was about to return this but decided to work a few days later. Doesn't have legs, so it's very flat on the surface. And the keys are way too flat you can't type without looking, unlike other keyboards where you can sort of feel the keys even without looking.

I used a mechanical keyboard for general gaming and typing for the past 10 years, and with the previous standard mechanical keyboard, I was typing at around 65 words per minute. Out of memory, I remember I was able to type 95+ in the past. But because of how long ago it was, I thought my memory was simply wrong. I bought this keyboard because memory told me that I loved laptop keyboards more than mechanicals due to the short actuation height and flatness of the keyboard (standard mechanical keyboards are taller and wrists will need to bend upwards if you don't use a wrist rest). To my surprise, this keyboard is instantly more comfortable on the wrist, and while the keys aren't feeling as nice as mechanicals, my typing speed increased to 98 words per minute! Because of this, I just remembered that my typing speed of 95+ in the past was done on a laptop keyboard. I'm sold! Do note, when using the 2.4ghz dongle, after using it for an hour or 2, I have experienced delays in key presses that lasts for 5 seconds or so, and then returns back to normal usage. I have switched to bluetooth connection without the dongle, and have had flawless connection (it'll also save battery in a long run as bluetooth is low powered/lower polling rate). Overall, this keyboard punches way above it's class when it comes to price to what you get (when compared to the market). The aluminium casing is very nice to the touch as well. Personal opinion, this keyboard should be priced at least 50% more than what it is priced for.