Mini Wireless Keyboards

This is the best keyboard that I have ever owned. I highly recommend it. I just wish that you would make it in a wireless. I've tried some of your other wireless whisper quiet keyboards and have found this one to be the best.

In the 80s I had a couple mini keyboards from Casio. I never thought I'd say in 2022 that Casio makes the most natural feeling keyboard I've tried. Honestly! Yamaha & others felt fake, and this Casio felt like the weighted keys of my favorite acoustic piano! I bought it to play as my daughter walked down the aisle for her outdoor wedding because the venue had no piano or keyboards. I had it sent directly to the venue and didn't even get to play it till sound check. It felt great. Totally comfortable. And the sound was perfect. So yea, I recommend this. By the way, it does have a music stand, which I wasn't sure it did.

I just bought a new Mac mini, and planned on using Apple's full-size Magic Keyboard 2. But once I tried it out, I was super disappointed—the keys were loud and had very little travel. I did some research and finally landed on this Logitech model. The travel in the keys is phenomenal, and I prefer it even to the older Apple keyboards. Pros: mappable keys (with the Logi Options app), multi-device switching, comfort and key travel, price Cons: the spacebar is six keys wide instead of five like on most keyboards, making it considerably louder than the other keys; the only “fn” key is under the “shift” key I would absolutely recommend this keyboard and plan on buying another if this one ever goes out.

After going through a few expensive Logitech wireless keyboards that require batteries (I'm really hard on them and type like I'm playing Mozart) I decided I still needed the quiet keyboard, which was wired, and the lightedKB was a bonus. It is quiet and I took mine home for midnight e-mails without turning on all the lights. I'm pleased and had work order one for me. Logitech makes the best KBs. The price of B&H was very competitive.

Much better than the old wireless keyboards. Good feel. Also like that it is rechargeable instead of AA batteries. Overall size is smaller than I thought it would be and hence easier to fit on the desk, even with the numeric keypad

I'm playing keyboards and intended to connect my monitoring in-ear buds by using cable, instead of wireless. This is a good solution for me.

This keyboard is the best! I still like wired connections and the keyboards for Mac Books are all wireless. I wanted something as close as possible, since that was what I was used to. This Satechi is it! Very quiet, similar touch and feel. The first one I had worked very well for a couple of years, till I spilled my tea all over my desk a few weeks ago. I am so grateful this Satechi is still available and I could get a new one! And so grateful to the B&H salesman who suggested it in the first place!

I play keyboards and I needed in-ear monitor, whether it's wireless or wired. Since I don't move on stage too much, I decided to use the wired option and needed good in-ear buds. I found them! Fit well -- can be adjusted to fit perfectly due to their design. Hi-fi sound too!

Was a bit skeptical about a wireless kb for gaming, but so far this is probably one of the best keyboards I've ever owned and I've owned a lot. Might even try out a mouse from Asus now.

I've used a numerous amount of these Logitech K400 wireless keyboards, primarily to connect to a computer or media device connected to TV's at home and work. This refreshed model makes this the best one I've used. Rearranging the shift, alt, and control key sizes and placement on the left-hand side of the keyboard was needed. Also, the dedicated volume control buttons positioned above the touchpad is a much needed quality of life improvement over previous versions of the keyboard. Highly recommended.