Arteck HB192 Universal Bluetooth Keyboard Multi-Device Stainless Steel Full Size Wireless Keyboard for Windows iOS Android Computer Desktop Laptop Surface Tablet Smartphone Rechargeable Battery

Good! If PC Connection Erratic, Try Different BT Adapter
This Arteck HB192 Universal Bluetooth Keyboard was purchased mainly for use with an HP Envy Windows 10 laptop PC. Connection to Samsung phone, tablet and TV was without issue and worked well. Unfortunately, my HP Envy didn’t play nice and had an erratic connection. It seems the internal Intel Bluetooth module in the PC was not compatible with this keyboard. Updating drivers did not help. However, I was provided another Bluetooth adapter (external adapter by Ugreen) which worked perfectly with the keyboard. I first had to disable the PC’s internal Bluetooth module to get the Ugreen to work. The Ugreen used a generic Windows driver. With the new Bluetooth adapter this keyboard’s behavior has been very stable thus far.Keyboard is low profile and light with a full compliment of keys. Switching between devices is very easy and fast by my standards. Supposedly these Bluetooth devices put out less emfs than the Wi-Fi connected devices, which is important if you place the device on your lap.

Works Well in Mac, Not So Well in Linux
** UPDATE 12/4/2020: **Shortly after writing the original product review, I was contacted by support from Artek. They offered an immediate replacement for my Bluetooth keyboard. Apparently they have a comprehensive warranty program, and they’re proactive in monitoring these product reviews. The Artek support staff was very helpful, and quickly guided me through the replacement order process (this was made simpler by virtue of being an Amazon Prime member)I am typing this updated review using Artek’s replacement keyboard on my Linux PC, and so far, it’s performing much better than the previous one. I’ve yet to encounter any instances where they keyboard key strokes lag r delay. Key presses seem to be immediately updating text input fields for whatever application I’m typing in.Even more encouraging, when I inspect the Bluetooth signal parameters for the replacement keyboard in Linux’s blueman application, I now see that the “link quality” parameter is in a much better state. It’s hovering right around 100%, and this seems to be the reason the key input isn’t encountering any delays. So it appears that this replacement keyboard’s Bluetooth radio is performing better than the previous one.Overall, I bumped up the review rating to 4 starts, mostly accounting for Arteck’s stellar customer support. So, if you’re on the fence regarding this keyboard for Linux, I’d say give it a shot, knowing that their customer support will assist you if you end up with a unit that is under-powered or defective.Original Review——————————————-I purchased this for combination use between a Macbook and a Linux desktop PC, which was my primary device.For the Macbook, this device worked pretty flawlessly. No issues pairing and connecting, and when I switched away and back to the Macbook, the keyboard always reconnected and typing worked perfectly.For the Linux PC, it was a mess. Difficult to pair, the connection would never persist between reboots, and even when connected, after some time, the typing would gradually get slower and slower, until several seconds needed to elapse to complete the words you typed.Now, Linux’s bluetooth ecosystem is kind poor, granted. However, I used a utility called blueman, and this program’s interface shows parameters of the connection, signal strength, link quality, etc. I compared this devices signal parameters to a LogiTech bluetooth mouse, and while the mouse had 100% rating in all connection categories, the Arteck was routinely below 50%, and the link quality in particular would hover around 12%, and that presumably led to the typing latency. While my Logitech bluetooth mouse worked flawlessly on my Linux PC, the Arteck keyboard struggled mightily, which tells me that the Linux bluetooth stack is not completely non-functional, as the Logitech mouse worked fine.My conclusion from this is that the Arteck’s bluetooth radio is on the weak/underpowered side. The bluetooth stack in Mac seems to be able to cope with low powered devices; Linux bluetooth stack seems not so tolerant.TL;DR I would recommend this for a Mac user, I would not recommend for Linux user. I feel the main reason for poor function in Linux was the low powered bluetooth radio in this keyboard,

Compré este teclado hace 2 años, me funcionó super bien, los primeros meses, pero empezó a perder mucha conectividad, pensaba qe era mi computadora, hasta que vi ue me descompuso dos bluetooth de 2 diferentes computadoras, al grado qeu windows ya no los identifica como exiistentes, tuve ue desarmarlo, para lipiarlo por si algo había y está todo pegado, lo cual evita mentenimiento, tenía potencial, pero tuvo mas contras ue pros

これは純粋によい。・良いところ打鍵感良好。薄型デザイン○。USB充電も楽。高さ、角度調整できないのを指摘するレビューもあるが、自分にはちょうど良く、以前使っていた某大手国内キーボードよりも疲れない様。当方の環境ではチャタリングもないし、１～３まで問題なくチャンネルを切り替えられるのは複数デバイスを使用する自分にとってはとても便利。・悪いところ特になし一度遅延が起こった。が、この製品が原因かはわからない。Bluetooth送信モジュールの抜き差しで改善。買ってよかった。欲を言えばバックライトも欲しいかな。仕事をやる気にさせてくれるアイテムだね。