iClever BK10 Bluetooth Keyboard, Universal Bluetooth 5.1 Wireless Keyboard with Number Pad, Ergonomic Design, Multi-Device Compatibility, Stable Connection for Mac, iPad, iPhone, Android, Windows

Update April 9 2026: Though the device died 7 months after buying it, the seller reached out and refunded my money. I updated to 5 stars. I cannot blame a seller for faulty hardware, but I can praise them for standing behind the products they sell. I recommend this product. **** Original Review: After 7 months of daily use, it just died. All in all it was a great keyboard, until it died for no reason. The weight is substantial enough to not bounce around when typing. Keys have a good feel. It has a perfect, slight angle that makes it easy on the hands. I used it on 3 laptops, switching the bluetooth from screen to screen without any issues (a great feature). Unfortunately I cannot recommend.

The main reason I bought it is to type at a more comfortable level, while elevating my Macbook. I did this to combat some hand and arm muscle pain I've been having. It has worked well and I would definitely recommend it whether you want it for the same reason or not. All of the buttons at the top (the F1, F2, and so on) do exactly as they're supposed to. There's also a screenshot button which is fantastic, you don't have to look up the screenshot or snipping tools to take an instant screenshot. The battery life is excellent. For instance, I received the keyboard on 3/19, charged it fully once, and I haven't charged it since. My use of it is limited, as I do not work from home. However, I am a graduate student and I've been using it every day for about 3-4 hours. It also falls asleep if you leave it idle, which helps save battery. If you press any key, it reconnects in about 5 seconds. Having a full keypad again is also very nice. Another great point is that they helped me a lot when I accidentally popped off a key during transportation. I was transporting the keyboard with no cover, and one of the keys popped off. The button itself still works, but the key is still off. I contacted them to ask how to reattach it, and they just sent me a brand new keyboard. So now I have two fully functional keyboards and I'm honestly amazed at their work ethic. They went above and beyond really. Overall I would totally recommend, and it's pretty incredible for the price too!

What I like most about this keyboard is that I can set it right over my MacBook Air’s keyboard. In addition to the trackpad on the Mac, I have two additional features: the ability to use it with either my Mac, iPhone, or iPad with the press of a button, and the numeric keypad. The keys have a good feel, not squishy or noisy. * The keys map to the Mac’s keyboard fairly well. * It comes with a thin, translucent overlay that protects the keyboard (and softens the sound of the keys). I had trouble getting use to the feel of the overlay at first, but I’m used to it now and just keep it on the keyboard. You don’t need to keep it on while typing, and It peels off easily if desired. However, if you can get used to it, it’s good protection from spills, crumbs, etc. * I charged it with the enclosed cable about three weeks ago, when I first got the keyboard, and I haven’t had to recharge it yet with daily use of 8-9 hours. * When I’m away from my computer for a few hours, I have to press the Bluetooth button to reconnect to the computer. It’s not difficult to do, and the connection is instantaneous. On occasion, I may remember to turn the device off to save battery time. A few features I wish it had, but none are a show-stopper: * The keyboard charged up pretty quickly for first use, but there’s no way of telling how much time is left before another charging is required. Some kind of indicator would be nice. * There’s a button in the upper-right corner that shows a calculator, but it doesn’t seem to do anything. I couldn’t find anything about it in the instructions or online. Even if it doesn’t activate a calculator, it would be nice to be able to program it for a different system function. So right now, it’s purely non-functional. * I would have like it to have pop-up pegs on the back of the keyboard to change the typing angle. Overall, I’m quite satisfied with this keyboard for the three weeks I’ve been using it.

Great keyboard! Very slim and hardly ever have to charge it.

I purchased this so I could put my laptop on a stand at eye level and then push if back a bit away from me. The main keyboard (excliding the number keys) is the same size as my 14" Dell laptop keyboard, so my figers don't notice the difference much. This comes with no extra dongle to plug in to a USB port. So if you have regular USB or USB-C, it won't matter. This connects - more like you would connect a headset. You start the B.T. scan, find the keyboard, and add it. I've had it for a couple of months now, and have yet to have to replace any batteries. Lastly - it does lay a little too flat for me. So I bought a little stick on that allows me to adjust the keyboard angle at 3 different levels. That caused the keyboard to 'rattle' on my glass desk top - but great news! They send a little keyboard over-lay (like a spill-proof cover) that you can use, or not. I cover my keyboard with it while I'm away, but use it as a cushion - when I'm typing - to get rid of the keyboard on glass vibrations. So - no problem! It's a great keyboard and very cool to have the number keys. I trade the stock market - and number key's are important for data entry. And the cool thing is in addition to my computer - I can pair the keyboard to 2 OTHER devices, walk across the house and talk to other things - all from the same keyboard, by picking Bluetooth #2 or #3. They pretty much though of everything. Looking forward to using this keyboard for years to come!

I was sooo excited to have a new keyboard. Let me say: as a teacher, having the keyboard and extra monitor lets me accomplish a lot more than my little laptop. My fiancée purchased this because I’d been hesitant to get a new one since my last keyboard kicked it. When the first arrived, it didn’t have the USB insert. I researched if the device was Bluetooth; maybe I was confused! Nope. Giving the benefit of the doubt, plus someone else picked it, I decided to exchange for the proper one. I tried to let the seller know what the issue was. The second keyboard arrives. Same issue. No USB! Rendering it useless. Don’t get me wrong, it FELT nice when I messed around with the keys, but it didn’t feel worth the hassle. I needed the keyboard weeks ago. I finally just returned both. Currently waiting for an approval for return, which has never happened. Idk, I’m not out a whole lot of money. Just inconvenienced and annoyed. The world has bigger problems!

I got this keyboard to use with my iPad air, it works really well. You can change the keyboard language by pushing control enter, I haven't had any problems with any of the languages I have tried. This keyboard does everything I need it to do. It feels stable and like using a laptop keyboard. It's very easy to pair and use.

I ordered this item twice in the past and my general experience is that it works well for about a year until various keys suddenly stop working. On the first keyboard it was the "e" key that was refusing to register and on the second keyboard (less than a year later), my "s" key is firing too often. Considering I bought first keyboard on June 19th, 2024 and the second keyboard on September 6th, 2025, it feels right about schedule for it to stop working on August 13th, 2026. I would still recommend this keyboard if you need something cheap and temporary, but never expect it to last long.

Primero no tiene la n con tilde ya que es americano y segundo mis teclas numericas fallan y no se porque, me arrepiento de haberlo comprado

This keyboard is great for people who need a small keyboard to write and do general day to day tasks. It doesn’t run out of battery (I charged mine when I got it to full and now almost 6 months later it’s only on 40%). It comes with a keyboard protector which is great to avoid it getting dirty. Overall it’s a good overall keyboard with a small footprint and without any hassle of wires, the triple connection for 3 devices works flawlessly. This is a great keyboard for the price with a metal frame.

Was looking for a BT keyboard and mouse for my ultra mall PC. Did not want the usual wireless dongle using up one of the USB ports. Now it's available. The BT keyboard is great and very small footprint. Yet has a numeric keypad and can connect and switch between 3 different systems.

Its really good for the price. Only been using it for 2 days but no complaints.

This keyboard is very functional, but could be better. The pros: It is very lightweight, but made of (probably) aluminum, so it is still a sturdy unit for portability. It is extremely thin. The key feel is OK, but I'd personally like a little more travel. It is the standard layout with a little more compactness than the full layout that is popular with larger keyboards; however, it is much better than the no-keypad minimalist keyboards that one usually gets in a bluetooth keyboard. It does not require the "wireless" dongle that almost all non-bluetooth keyboards need, freeing up a standard USB A port. Selecting which bluetooth device is a simple pushbutton that has so far worked flawlessly for me. Mine came with a silicone overlay that I kept to use to keep contamination from getting under the keys. The cons: There is no backlight, although there is a lighted power indicator, cap lock indicator, and 3 bluetooth momentary selection indicators. There is no angle or height adjust, which means that it is a bit too low to use comfortably and if the angle isn't right - I would like mine tilted toward me another centimeter or so - you are stuck; this is why I deducted one star. This is a better-than-average wireless keyboard. I am content with it for the many pros, and will likely kluge some kind of stand for angle/height adjustment.