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Type on all your devices with this multi-platform wireless keyboard deal

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Even before the rise of remote work and hybrid schedules, we lived in a multi-screen world where you'd have to pause while composing an email to write a text on another device. This multi-platform wireless keyboard is designed to travel with you and help you centralize your text input to one device.

This keyboard starts with a travel and device friendly design. Just under .8" and 1.1 pounds, it can be placed in a laptop tote or a backpack without any appreciable weight with a rugged plastic casing. The top has a groove to serve as a kickstand for devices you're using, such as a tablet and phone, and can easily fit both portrait and landscape orientations. The quiet-key switches in a QWERTY layout allows use anywhere without distracting co-workers or adding to noisy environments.

Inside the case, there's a battery that will last up to 40 hours with a six month stand-by time and a charging window of two to three hours. An energy-saving system puts the keyboard to sleep after ten minutes of no use, and wakes up within three seconds with the press of any key.

Once connected via Bluetooth 5.0, it has a range of up to 32 feet, making it ideal for conferences and group work. Since it has two groups in its pairing memory, you can connect to two devices and switch between them by tapping a button. It's fully compatible with Android devices from version 3.0 and up, iOS 4.0+, and Windows 8 and up, so you can swap between modern and legacy systems as needed without having to drag out cables or other gear.

As everywhere becomes a potential office, we'll need tools to streamline how we communicate. This multi-platform wireless keyboard helps you do that with text for $49.99, 75% off the MSRP of $199.99.

Prices subject to change.

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