It has media hotkeys that include a volume wheel, play/pause, and skip buttons. It comes with a circular trackpad on the side, so you don't need a mouse to navigate the on-screen menu on your TV, and it has left and right click buttons, too. It has a proprietary receiver and can connect with three Bluetooth devices at once, so you can connect with your phone or tablet while watching TV. It's one of the few we've tested specifically designed for this use, and it's outstanding for home theater PC setups. The Corsair K83 Wireless Entertainment Keyboard is the best wireless keyboard for use with TVs that we've tested.

Ergonomic Alternative: Logitech ERGO K860 Wireless Split Keyboard.

Overall, this is one of the best wireless keyboards we've tested. It also has white backlighting if you want to use it in a dark environment at night. Sadly, the ergonomics are limited because it doesn't have a wrist rest or any incline settings, but it has a low enough profile that you shouldn't feel any fatigue while typing. If you have multiple devices, it has a multi-device pairing feature, and switching between each is easy.

Typing quality feels great, and the keys are indented, which helps reduce the number of typos because you'll need to hit the center of the key for it to actuate. It uses non-mechanical scissor switches, which have a short pre-travel distance and require fairly little force to get over the tactile bump. It's very well-built with a sturdy metal frame that exhibits a bit of flex, but it shouldn't be noticeable with everyday use. It's basic and has a few extra features to help the user experience. The best Bluetooth keyboard we've tested for those in an office is the Logitech MX Keys.

Compact Alternative: Obinslab Anne Pro 2.

Overall, it's one of the best wireless keyboards we've tested. You can connect it with up to three devices at once via Bluetooth or its proprietary receiver. It means that you'll have to save your macro settings to the onboard memory if you want to use it on a Mac computer. If you're a gamer, you should be happy to know it has low latency and all keys are macro-programmable.Īll customization is through the Razer Synapse 3 software, which sadly isn't available on macOS. It also has good ergonomics with a comfortable wrist rest. The keycaps are doubleshot ABS, and the keys are stable, which helps provide a great typing experience. It's a very well-built keyboard with a solid aluminum frame that shows little flex. The switches are fairly light with low pre-travel distance while offering good tactile feedback, but they're too loud if you want to use this keyboard in an open-office environment, and the Yellow switches should be quieter.

It's available with linear Razer Yellow switches and tactile Razer Green switches, which we tested. The Razer BlackWidow V3 Pro is the best wireless keyboard we've tested with mechanical switches.

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