Editor’s note: An earlier version of this review was based on a faulty first run of the Satechi Aluminum Bluetooth Keyboard, which suffered from clear issues affecting Bluetooth connectivity. Those ...

The LMP wireless numerical keypad for the Apple Wireless Keyboard that made its way through the FCC last November is now available for purchase. Now called the Cropmark LMP Bluetooth Keypad it ...

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Keypads can be extremely useful in a lot of different scenarios. Maybe you’re sitting down to do some accounting or bookkeeping and just don’t like using the digital calculator on your smartphone or ...

Which Logitech Bluetooth keyboard is best? Not everybody has the luxury of working at a sturdy desk in a corporate office. Remote workers or those doing business from home often need to grab their ...

Compact keyboards have become popular in recent years because they take up less space on a desktop. But what do you do if you’re an avid spreadsheet user dealing with lots of numbers? The answer could ...

Cherry Americas has released two keyboards specifically for Mac users, plus a Bluetooth mouse to help enhance productivity. The new products include the KW 9100 Slim for Mac, KC 6000C keyboards, and ...

The popularity of mechanical keyboards shows no signs of abating, according to Keychron, one of the biggest makers of premium mechanical keyboards favored by gamers or hard-core typists who want an ...

We can all agree that poor cable management makes working at your desk an unpleasant experience and all your RGB coolness goes to waste. However, a keyboard is one of the most used and integral parts ...

Sitting folded over your laptop all day like a tech-savvy hunchback of Notre Dame clacking away at the keys, your back isn’t the only thing that suffers when you work from home. Your wrists can start ...