There are a lot of reasons why you might need a wireless keyboard, such as controlling your PC, Mac, tablet, smartphone, TV, or gaming system. There's a keyboard out there that suits just about every purpose.
Are most mechanical keyboards just too clunky for your taste? Maybe the Keychron K1 V4 can change your mind — it's more like a hybrid of an Apple Magic Keyboard with a mechanical board.
The Siri Remote for the Apple TV 4K is great, but swiping around to enter text is beyond tedious. That's where a portable Bluetooth keyboard comes in handy.
For all the accessories you can buy for your Mac, MacBook, or iPad Pro, there's probably no accessory you would use more than a great keyboard. Can the Satechi Bluetooth keyboard for Mac stand out enough to be worth $80? Read my full review to find out.
Vinpok's Taptek keyboard is the RGB backlit, mechanical answer to Apple's Magic Keyboard. It's everything you love about the Magic Keyboard's size and Bluetooth capabilities, but it's actually nice to type on.
Brydge’s hinge-based Bluetooth keyboard is, hands-down, the best option for 10.5-inch iPad Pro users who want a typing solution — but manufacturing defects might make it a tougher sell for the average user.
The discreet one-handed wearable keyset makes it possible to have a keyboard where you normally can't and now it supports VoiceOver on iPhone for the visually impaired.
Rocket productivity on your iPad through the roof with a comfortable external keyboard.
It may not be the old-school electric clickity-clacker some still enjoy, but the Magic Keyboard is slimmer and more portable than ever. And while it's sold with the Mac, it also works perfectly well with the iPhone and iPad.
It's time to ditch those wires and save some space on your desk. Let's take a look at some of the best compact Bluetooth keyboard options that are available to use with your Mac.