Apple's latest update to the flagship Magic Keyboard, which added Touch ID and not much else, failed to impress us. Satechi’s Slim X3 Bluetooth Backlit Keyboard ($89.99), the latest wireless ...

If your keyboard has a Bluetooth connectivity feature, then you don’t need a USB receiver to connect it to your PC. All you need to do is set your keyboard to pairing mode and turn on the ...

Satechi’s latest keyboard, the SM1 Slim Mechanical Backlit Bluetooth Keyboard ($99.99), doesn’t check every box, but it does deliver a premium typing experience with Macs and Mac users in mind.

In addition to Windows and Macs, the K380s is designed to work with iPads, iPhones, and most devices that support Bluetooth keyboards. Dedicated keys allow you to quickly switch between them, and ...

Most tablet keyboards are designed to pair wirelessly over Bluetooth. With no physical connection to worry about, you can easily grab the tablet and walk away when you don’t need the keyboard.

The Bluetooth dongle is a D-Link DBT-120, which is the one Apple officially supports for adding Bluetooth to 2008-and-earlier Mac Pros that don't have it. It works seamlessly with OS X.

MIcrosoft Bluetooth Mobile Keyboard 6000 The Keyboard 6000 has what Microsoft calls the Comfort Curve that puts the keys at a better, more natural angle for your hands. It takes some time to ...