Bluetooth keyboard and mouse: recommended models for everyday use
Table of contents:
- Bluetooth keyboards
- SENGBIRCH Bluetooth keyboard
- YZPUSI Bluetooth 3.0
- OMOTON Bluetooth keyboard
- COO Bluetooth Wireless Keyboard
- Logitech K 480
- Logitech MX Keys
- Bluetooth keyboards with trackpad
- 1 by One Wireless Keyboard
- Logitech K400 Plus
- Bluetooth mice
- TECKNET Bluetooth Wireless Mouse
- INPHIC Bluetooth Mouse
- HP Z5000
- Logitech M590
- Logitech G603 Lightspeed
- Logitech MX Master 3
- Conclusions on Bluetooth keyboard and mouse
In a digital environment where wireless connectivity is a trend, peripherals with a Bluetooth connection are an optimal complement for those users of slim notebooks, notebooks or tablets that do not have USB ports. That is why today we bring you a list of the best examples of Bluetooth keyboard and mouse for daily use. Let's see them!
Index of contents
Bluetooth keyboards
We start with the keyboards because the catalog here is quite extensive and there are a large number of good options. For this list of proposals we bring you a Top # 5 with which in our opinion are the best candidates. Let's start!
SENGBIRCH Bluetooth keyboard
This is the cheapest model on the list. It has full compatibility and Bluetooth 3.0. Its choice is mainly due to its low weight (340g) and great autonomy (up to three months). It is a model specially designed for Apple products as we can see in its Cmd and FN 1-12 function keys, although it is also compatible with other systems. However, due to its low price, we do not have an informative LED for capitalization, although it does for the battery status.
- Connectivity: Bluetooth 3.0 Power: two AAA batteries Autonomy: Compatibility: iOS, Android and Windows devices. Format: 60% Switches: chiclet (membrane)
YZPUSI Bluetooth 3.0
Another keyboard model that continues the Apple aesthetic. Here instead we have a design alternative in black. The battery power system is also via batteries and has a similar autonomy. The main distinction between the YZPUSI and the SENGBIRCH lies in the switches, which this time change to a scissor mechanism. Like the previous model, the only LED is the Battery Notification LED.
- Connectivity: Bluetooth 3.0 Power: two AAA batteries Autonomy: more than three months Compatibility: iOS and Windows devices. Format: 60% Switches: scissor
OMOTON Bluetooth keyboard
Available in white, black and pink, the keyboard offered by Omoton shares all the features of the models listed above. Here the difference lies in autonomy, which reaches up to six months with the automatic sleep mode in the absence of activity. It has an LED to view the status of the battery.
- Connectivity: Bluetooth (unspecified version) Power supply: two AAA batteries Autonomy: 30 days of continuous use and six months with automatic sleep mode Compatibility: iOS devices (with exceptions) and Windows. Format: 60% Switches: chiclet (membrane)
COO Bluetooth Wireless Keyboard
A slightly more daring model, with a seven-color backlight and a range of up to 18 days. Here we have two independent switches: one for power and one for connectivity. Accompanying them we have four LEDs: capitalization, Bluetooth connection, charging information and ON / OFF notification. These additions make it a more complete model than the previous ones and the autonomy it has is also a plus in its favor.
- Connectivity: Bluetooth 3.0 Power: battery Autonomy: 96 hours of continuous use, 18 days in standby mode Compatibility: iOS, Android and Windows devices. Format: 60% Switches: scissor
Logitech K 480
Without a doubt the most complete model on the list. Available in white or black, this logitech keyboard has an integrated slot in which to hold the tablet or smartphone while working, although its strong point here is the Easy-Switch, a rotating wheel that allows you to switch between three different linked devices by Bluetooth simultaneously. Compatibility is cross-platform and its batteries can achieve autonomy of use of no less than two years.
- Connectivity: Bluetooth Power: AAA batteries Autonomy: 24 months Compatibility: iOS, Android and Windows devices. Format: 60% Switches: chiclet (membrane)
Logitech MX Keys
For all those looking for a keyboard for daily desktop work with multiple connectivity oriented to code design or development, also with Logitech we find its Master Series range. The MX Keys follows the cursor of the MX Master 3 mouse (or any other Flow compatible mouse) from one computer to another, allowing you to work on various devices with total fluidity. We can transfer files, documents and images between computers and Mac and Windows operating systems, although we will have to install the Logitech Options software.
- Connectivity: Bluetooth Power: battery Autonomy: 10 days with full charge, 5 months without backlight Compatibility: Mac OS and Windows devices. Format: 100% Switches: chiclet (membrane)
Bluetooth keyboards with trackpad
This is a category that we have chosen to add for all those users who value two in one, so we bring you a couple of proposals in which mouse and keyboard become one.
1 by One Wireless Keyboard
An efficient candidate where they exist. This time we recover the battery power and we have up to four months of autonomy on a keyboard just as small as the previously mentioned formats. The addition of the trackpad supports multi-touch and basically turns your tablet into a laptop, highly recommended for users who do not stand still.
- Connectivity: Bluetooth 3.0 Power: battery Autonomy: 90 continuous hours and up to 4 months on standby. Compatibility: iOS, Android and Windows devices. Format: 60% Switches: membrane
Logitech K400 Plus
Logitech reappears on the list with the K400 Plus, a portable keyboard model that includes the trackpad on the right side instead of the bottom area. We have here color alternatives between black and white and the connection of a nano USB receiver to Bluetooth for those looking for a more off-road keyboard model.
- Connectivity: Bluetooth 3.0 Power: two AAA batteries Autonomy: up to 18 months Compatibility: iOS, Android and Windows devices. Format: 60% Switches: membrane
Bluetooth mice
Finally we come to mice with Bluetooth connectivity. In this list we bring you models both with Bluetooth and nano USB receiver since it is quite common to find mixed models and you never know when we may need to have the alternative. It is already known that the extras never hurt.
You may be interested in reading: Bluetooth vs Wireless Mouse: what differences do they have and which one is better?TECKNET Bluetooth Wireless Mouse
The definition of good, pretty and cheap. This model of mouse has an alternative in gray and black and has Bluetooth 3.0 connectivity as well as five DPI points (800-3000) and two auxiliary buttons on the left, although these will not work on Mac or iOS system.
- DPI: 100, 1200, 1600, 2000 and 3000 Power: two AA batteries Autonomy: up to 24 months Connectivity: Bluetooth 3.0 Ergonomics: right-handed Compatibility: Windows, Mac, iOS, Android.
INPHIC Bluetooth Mouse
Here we level up, finding a slim design with Bluetooth 3.0 or 5.0 connectivity as well as a 2.4Ghz nano USB receiver. For each of these connection models the upper LED shows three alternative colors (blue, green and red respectively). For the most exhaustive it has a USB storage compartment when not in use integrated into the base.
- DPI: 1600 Power: Battery Life: 30 days with automatic sleep due to inactivity Connectivity: Bluetooth 3.0 and 5.0, 2.4Ghz USB receiver Ergonomics: ambidextrous design Compatibility: Windows, Android and Mac OS
HP Z5000
HP offers us a mouse model exclusively via Bluetooth with 3.0 / 4.0 connectivity in three colors: white, black and silver. It is a fairly small and light mouse model, which makes it quite portable and accompanies the slim format that the brand has sought for it.
- DPI: 1200 Power: one AAA battery Autonomy: unspecified Connectivity: Bluetooth 3.0 / 4.0 Ergonomics: ambidextrous design Compatibility: Windows, Mac OS X, Android and Chrome
Logitech M590
Logitech sneaks onto the list with one of its most popular mouse models in home environments, with a choice between gray, black, blue and red. Its strengths lie in its connectivity and energy efficiency, which achieves an autonomy of up to two years due to Bluetooth low consumption. We also have two auxiliary buttons on the left side, although you should know that they are all programmable and we have Logitech Options software.
- DPI: 1000 Power: AA battery Autonomy: 24 months Connectivity: Bluetooth low consumption Ergonomics: right-handed Compatibility: Windows, Mac OS, Linux, Chrome and Android
Logitech G603 Lightspeed
The last mouse on our list is also Logitech, in this case the G603 Lightspeed model. We are here with a versatile mouse with a Hero optical sensor of up to 12, 000 DPI that has dual connectivity with both USB and Bluetooth receivers, integrated memory and software programmable buttons . The G603 is on this list for the number of options it offers and its excellent value for money.
- DPI: 12, 000 Power: lithium battery Autonomy: up to 500 hours Connectivity: Bluetooth and 2.4Ghz USB receiver Ergonomics: right-handed Compatibility: Windows, Mac, Linux
Logitech MX Master 3
Also part of the Master range from Logitech we have the MX Master 3 mouse. It is the most advanced Master series mouse to date and is designed for designers and designed for encoders. MX Master 3 is fully customizable in practically all the most used applications: Adobe Photoshop, Adobe Premiere Pro, Final Cut Pro, Google Chrome, Safari and Microsoft Word, Excel, PowerPoint and Edge among others. This mouse uses the Flow system of the Logitech Options software to obtain multiple connectivity to three independent devices both via bluetooth and USB receiver.
- DPI: 200-4000 Power: lithium battery Autonomy: more than two months Connectivity: Bluetooth and 2.4Ghz USB receiver Ergonomics: right-handed Compatibility: Windows, Mac and Linux
Conclusions on Bluetooth keyboard and mouse
Multiple connectivity, energy efficiency and portability are the most valuable aspects of a Bluetooth keyboard and mouse. Of course, the version of this type of connection and the qualities of the materials used in the manufacture of them is also important if what we are looking for is a long-term product or on the contrary something cheap with which to get out of trouble.
We recommend reading:On a personal level, Logitech is the brand that stands out the most compared to the rest in this ranking. Its K480 keyboard seems to us without a doubt the best choice in the category of bluetoth models and the same happens with mice, being the M590 and G603 our great favorites. Of course, this does not detract from the other candidates since all of them in general offer remarkable autonomy, design and connectivity. Our most sincere recommendation is that you consider what type of needs you should cover before launching to buy one model or another.
And what aspects do you value most when buying a Bluetooth keyboard and mouse ? Do you find keyboards with integrated trackpad a good choice? Do you think dual USB and Bluetooth connectivity is the best choice? Leave us your opinion in the comments.
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