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61 Key Wireless Keyboard: Bluetooth 5.0 & 2.4G

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61 Key Wireless Keyboard: Bluetooth 5.0 & 2.4G
61 Key Wireless Keyboard: Bluetooth 5.0 & 2.4G
61 Key Wireless Keyboard: Bluetooth 5.0 & 2.4G
61 Key Wireless Keyboard: Bluetooth 5.0 & 2.4G
61 Key Wireless Keyboard: Bluetooth 5.0 & 2.4G
61 Key Wireless Keyboard: Bluetooth 5.0 & 2.4G
61 Key Wireless Keyboard: Bluetooth 5.0 & 2.4G
61 Key Wireless Keyboard: Bluetooth 5.0 & 2.4G
61 Key Wireless Keyboard: Bluetooth 5.0 & 2.4G
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TypeComputer peripherals > Keyboards
Layout61 keys, compact mini board
Wireless modesBluetooth 5.0 and 2.4G, dual-mode switching
Simultaneous devices3 in wireless mode
Receiver2.4G USB receiver included
BacklightRGB with multicolor legends
Color: White
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One compact board for the desk, the tablet and the phone on the couch. It runs on Bluetooth 5.0 or 2.4G, pairs with three devices and glows in RGB, so the setup looks as good as it types. Swap screens without the cable hunt.

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Description

One compact board for the desk, the tablet and the phone on the couch. It runs on Bluetooth 5.0 or 2.4G, pairs with three devices and glows in RGB, so the setup looks as good as it types. Swap screens without the cable hunt.

Compact 61-key wireless keyboard with Bluetooth 5.0 and 2.4G dual-mode, RGB backlight, works across multiple devices

Solves
  • bulky full-size keyboards taking desk space
  • need to switch between phone, tablet, laptop and desktop
  • cable clutter

One keyboard, every screen you own

Tired of re-plugging and re-pairing your way between laptop, tablet, and phone? This compact 61-key board switches between Bluetooth 5.0 and 2.4G so your desk stays clear and your typing keeps going.

Two connections, one keyboard, zero fuss

Diagram of Bluetooth and 2.4G switching across laptop, tablet, phone and desktop

Switch devices in seconds

Wireless mode connects three devices at once. Pair each one a single time, then move between your PC, tablet and phone with the device keys. No re-pairing on a busy Tuesday morning.

Close view of the compact 61-key layout with its arrows and Fn row

Small board, full typing

The layout keeps the letter block, arrows, the Fn key and the Win lock key. What goes is the number row and numpad. Writing, chat and browsing feel natural fast, and a separate numpad covers the number-heavy work.

White 61-key keyboard with multicolor RGB backlit legends on the keycaps

Glow that follows the keys

RGB backlit edges and glowing legends light up in magenta, cyan and lime green. The body comes in jet black or pearl white, so the glow is the fun part of a dark gaming desk.

Small on the desk, big on connections

  • 61compact keys
  • 3devices paired
  • 5.0Bluetooth version

Everything you need to start typing

  • 61-key wireless keyboard×1

    Compact board with RGB backlight and Bluetooth 5.0 or 2.4G modes

  • 2.4G USB receiver×1

    Plug into a PC for a connection with no pairing step

Your desk is running out of room

Crowded desk with a full-size keyboard leaving little room for other gear

The desk that runs out of room

A full-size keyboard takes the best part of the desk and spends its right side on a number pad you touch twice a week. Put a tablet beside it and there is nowhere left for the tablet, the mug or your elbow.

Compact keyboard placed beside a phone and tablet on a desk

Re-pairing, again

Laptop in the morning, tablet at lunch, phone on the couch at night. Each switch means unplugging a cable, hunting for the right pairing and losing the sentence you were halfway through. Multiply that by a week and it adds up.

Compact mini keyboards on a desk beside a monitor showing a game

One board, every screen

This 61-key board drops the number row and numpad and keeps the letters, arrows, Fn and Win lock keys. It pairs with three devices, so a switch is one key press instead of a cable hunt. The desk clears and the typing keeps going.

What to expect as you settle in

  1. First use
    Pair your first device

    Plug in the 2.4G receiver or press the Bluetooth pairing keys. Most setups connect within a minute, and you can start typing on your computer right away.

  2. 3 uses
    Switching feels natural

    After a few days you reach for the device-switch keys without thinking, moving between laptop, tablet and phone with fewer interruptions.

  3. 30 days
    Desk feels roomier

    With the compact board in daily use, your desk keeps more open space and fewer cables, and the setup feels calmer to work at.

Less desk, same typing

ThisFull-size wirelessNo-name mini board
Fits a tight desk —
Three-device connection ——
Bluetooth 5.0 and 2.4G Partial—
Number pad— —

Characteristics

Main
TypeComputer peripherals > Keyboards
Color2 options
Details
Layout61 keys, compact mini board
Wireless modesBluetooth 5.0 and 2.4G, dual-mode switching
Simultaneous devices3 in wireless mode
Receiver2.4G USB receiver included
BacklightRGB with multicolor legends
CompatibilityWindows 8/10, Mac OS, iOS, Android
Extra keysFn key and Win lock key
ColorwaysJet black, pearl white

Reviews

Questions and answers

Is a 61-key layout hard to type on for everyday work?
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Wanelo · seller

Most letters, arrows and symbols sit where a full-size board keeps them. The number row and numpad are gone, so long spreadsheet sessions feel slower until your fingers adjust. Writing, chat and browsing feel natural quickly, and a separate numpad covers number-heavy work.

Does it work with Mac, iPad, and Android as well as Windows?
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Wanelo · seller

Yes. The packaging lists compatibility with Windows 8 and 10, Mac OS, iOS and Android. Bluetooth 5.0 covers tablets and phones, and the 2.4G USB receiver is the route for a PC.

How do I switch between the three paired devices?
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Wanelo · seller

Pair each device once. After that, the device-switch keys move the board between them. Wireless mode supports three devices connected at the same time, so you keep them all linked and switch with a key press.

Do I need the 2.4G receiver, or is Bluetooth enough?
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Wanelo · seller

Bluetooth works for phones and tablets. The 2.4G USB receiver is in the box for PCs and older machines, and it plugs in with no pairing step. Use both if you want the widest reach.

Is it good value for the money?
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Wanelo · seller

You get the keyboard and the 2.4G receiver in one box, and one board covers your PC, tablet and phone. Compared with buying a second full-size keyboard for the tablet, you keep desk space and spend less on extra gear. The premium matte plastic body and the RGB build feel better than the box suggests.

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