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Oh, how’s it for typing a lot? I need something for work, not just quick stuff.
- @Monica_Vitti Nov 08
For work, it’s okay for short stuff. But if you're typing long emails or reports, it can get a bit meh, u know. Also, no numpad if that's important.
- @Monica_Vitti Nov 08
honestly, for $8.99 can’t complain, but if you want a smoother ride, check out the Logitech K380. Way better feel and lasts longer on a charge.
Cool, was looking for something I could switch between my phone and laptop.
Might just grab this one.
Really good price!!!
Claro, aqui está um texto para ajudar você a decidir se deve ou não comprar o HP 355 Compact Multi-Device Bluetooth Keyboard:
HP 355 Compact Multi-Device Bluetooth Keyboard
Highlights and Advantages
- Compact and portable design: The keyboard is small and lightweight, making it easy to take with you on the go.
- Multi-device connectivity: Connect to up to three devices simultaneously and switch between them with ease.
- Long battery life: The keyboard has a long battery life, so you can use it for extended periods without having to worry about charging.
Similares
- Logitech K380 Multi-Device Bluetooth Keyboard: Offers a more comfortable typing experience due to its larger keycaps.
- Microsoft Bluetooth Desktop 900: Includes a wireless mouse, making it a great all-in-one option.
- Anker Ultra-Compact Bluetooth Keyboard: Provides a more compact design and lighter weight than the HP 355.
What to know before buying
This keyboard uses Bluetooth 4.0, so ensure that your devices are compatible. It also has a range of up to 10 meters, so it's important to consider the distance you'll be using it from your devices.
Extra Tips
- Check the layout: Make sure the keyboard layout is compatible with your operating system and preferred language.
- Consider the keystroke feel: Some users may find the keyboard's keystroke feel to be too shallow or too light.
- Read reviews: See what other users have to say about the keyboard's performance and features.
- Compare prices: Check the price of similar keyboards to see if there are any better deals available.
- Think about your needs: Consider how you plan to use the keyboard and whether its features meet your specific requirements.
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5 Comments
Oh, how’s it for typing a lot? I need something for work, not just quick stuff.
For work, it’s okay for short stuff. But if you're typing long emails or reports, it can get a bit meh, u know. Also, no numpad if that's important.
honestly, for $8.99 can’t complain, but if you want a smoother ride, check out the Logitech K380. Way better feel and lasts longer on a charge.
Cool, was looking for something I could switch between my phone and laptop.
Might just grab this one.