Our Kensington Slim Type Wireless Keyboard looks at a very thin battery-powered wireless keyboard with dedicated volume controls. Read on for our full review! Specifications

Pro Fit® Ergo Wireless Keyboard (Black) - Kensington

The Kensington Slim Type Wireless Keyboard we reviewed has the following features and specifications: At just 0.66in (16.7mm) high, this slim keyboard with low-profile keys offers precise control and contemporary styling for the modern office. UPDATED: Now rolling out] Android 14 offers even more customization, control, and accessibility October 4, 2023 Three-mode power-saving switch allows you to toggle between 2.4GHz, Bluetooth and Off for best battery life.

Keystrokes registered just fine over the wireless connection. As for typing performance, I hit around 100 wpm with 100% accuracy using monkeytype.com. Magnifier allows the presenter to zoom in on the designated area the presenter would like to explain in detail. This is recommended when presenting financial reports and other areas with a high volume of information.

Kensington Pro Fit Ergo Wireless Keyboard, QWERTY keyboard

Stability-tested plug-and-play 2.4GHz wireless USB receiver delivers a stable connection for up to 33ft (10m) with 128-bit AES encryption. The Home/End/Delete keys on the Kensington Slim Type Wireless Keyboard are in a bit of a different layout than most keyboards.The keyboard has a single LED indicator. When you first power it on, the light blinks white for about 8 seconds if you have the dongle inserted in your laptop, 5 seconds without. The only other time the LED will light up is when the battery is low, at which point it will blink red for about 7 seconds. Performance