It has a bit of a chunky profile and a retro feel to it, which perhaps won't be to everyone's taste, but we've found it an absolute joy to type on.
Keychron is no stranger to delivering superbly rounded keyboards, and the K14 is among the very best we've used.
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It connects by Bluetooth to your PC or laptop, and with a battery life of up to four months on a single charge, which is fantastic. And with it being built primarily from a sturdy sheet of aluminium, it's both attractive and durable. It's relatively ergonomic, too, with it being slightly slanted, in a similar manner to Apple's keyboards. It's compatible with Windows Hello, meaning you sign in to your PC by resting your fingerprint on the scanner.Īs for typing, it's quick and easy, thanks to those big square keys and the keyboard's overall slim profile. One of its key features - as its name suggests - is the built-in fingerprint scanner. Microsoft's Modern Keyboard with Fingerprint ID might not have a sleek and minimal name, but its design and functionality is everything you'd want from a modern, slim, wireless typing tool. Pocket-lint Microsoft Surface Bluetooth Keyboard with Fingerprint ID
If you're not a fan of the small compact design, Azio also makes a bigger version with a number pad. It also lets users switch between Mac and Windows easily by offering a switch on the back, with a matching wrist rest also featuring to help bring your hands up to level. It's wireless, too, and has a huge battery for long life, as well as working just as well over a Type-C cable. It's an incredibly sturdy and well-made keyboard that's available in a handful of attractive finishes. The mechanical switches are tactile and clicky, meaning the feel and sound are both pretty wonderful. Azio's RCK (Retro Compact Keyboard) is a stunning example of design and aesthetics, and one that's clearly made to emulate the classic typewriter keyboards of yesteryear.
If you want your keyboard to be the centre-piece of your trendy chic, succulent strewn office desk, this is that keyboard.
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