iClever BK10 Bluetooth Keyboard, Universal Wireless Keyboard, USB-C Rechargeable Bluetooth 5.1 Multi Device Keyboard with Number Pad Full Size Stable Connection for Windows, iOS, Android, Mac

The iClever keyboard looks and feels premium, but more importantly, it functions incredibly well. Recently, while working on a branding design for a client, I was given a late 2018 27” iMac as a gift. It didn’t come with accessories, and syncing my Magic Keyboard between both iMacs wasn’t working well at all. The Apple Magic Keyboard looks nice, but functionally, it isn’t an amazing experience given the price. The iClever Keyboard compares much more favorably to the original battery powered Apple Bluetooth Keyboard which uses traditional batteries, and tends to disconnect itself frequently. The iClever Keyboard not only stays connected to Bluetooth on startup, it can also pair to 3 different Bluetooth sources, then easily switch between the 3 of them. Not only that, it also has a built in battery, which came fully charged, and ran for a total of 9 hours without depleting the battery drastically. It also looks amazing, matching both the iMac, the original battery powered Bluetooth Apple Keyboard, and the Magic Keyboard. Where it also excels is the build quality. It feels sturdy, and it has more of a rubber, non sliding surface than the considerably higher price Magic Keyboard. The front rubber pads prevent my desk from getting scratched, unlike the Magic Keyboard, where the back has nice rubber padding, but the front lip essentially touches my desk, resulting in light scratches on my desk over time. The price is amazing, and the thing that impressed me the most was that none of the quality elements were expected. My initial expectation was tbat it would be a nice looking Apple style keyboard, for a very good price. The only thing I’m not really happy with is the slightly rough texture on the keys, where the Magic Keyboard, as well as the older battery powered Apple Bluetooth Keyboard, both have a much smoother key surface. In my case, that’s not something to dock points for because that’s subjective. With Graphic Design work, outside of frequently used hot keys, the keyboard isn’t really used very often. If someone uses a keyboard more often, I can see how the slightly rough textured keys may be initially offputting. With that being said, the iClever Keyboard is easy to pair. You simply hold down the 1 key with the Bluetooth symbol on it for 5 seconds. It will begin flashing, which allows you to pair it to your Mac or PC. Once you pair it, there’s a menu that opens up on the Mac asking you to hit the key to the right of the shift key on the left, and to the key to the left of the shift key on the right. You’ll then see 3 options, choosing the USA option essentially mimics the traditional Mac keyboard setup. On the keys you’ll clearly see the Windows equavanlant on the top, and the Apple one on the bottom. For example, the “Win” key has the Apple “Alt” key symbol underneath it so that it’s not confusing for Mac or PC users. The only exception to this is the Function key, which doesn’t have the Mac equivalent ‘Opt’ for the Option key underneath the ‘FN’ abbreviation. I’ve found myself pairing the keyboard to both of my iMacs, and just using it instead of the Magic Keyboard, or even the older Apple Bluetooth model at times. The iClever Keyboard is easily a 5 Star product all around. For the price, I didn’t think such a high level of quality would not only be achieved, but vastly exceeded, when all of its additional quality of life features are taken into account. I’m very OCD about presentation, aliviating clutter, and build quality, so that’s not common for me to say about most products. I build PCs as well, and the iClever Keyboard was great as a Windows Keyboard, though in that regard, I generally use the backlit Logitech K830 trackpad Keyboard instead. It’s nice to have the iClever Keyboard as an easy to pair option for when the Logitech is charging though.

1st a little background. I’ve been working in technology since 2001 using a keyboard as a primary interface/tool the entire time daily both in professional and personal life. In that time I’ve used countless keyboards both employer and self-purchased. I’m constantly on the lookout for the next ‘perfect’ fit. And have found some good ones over the years. Since 2013 I’ve been working remotely from home exclusively, and partially for the 2yrs years leading up to that, and therefor using solely devises I supply to myself. In recent years taking on a more leadership position I find myself on many lives calls, additionally, doing some live 3-day training in which my studio-quality microphone that is live most of the time during these sessions. Thus, I’ve found myself leaning more towards the chicklet style keyboards, similar to what you might expect on a laptop just more full-sized. I like them for a few reasons. 1st, they tend to be a bit quieter, and 2nd the low key travel I think feels faster to me, plus less finger movement/travel. So I love that about this keyboard very much. I’m a software architect and do a lot of typing both in coding, general web, and lots of email/messaging, and I simply feel it is more efficient. So this keyboard checks that box for me. The full size while also being compact is another important factor for me. Things like the full-size 10-key number bad but also normal-sized keys such as space, shift, enter, and most importantly the backspace so my fingers can find it’s typical memory muscle locations… and this keyboard checks that box as well. To save layout space they intelligently put the arrow keys under the right shift key instead of between the enter and number pad as most full-size boards do. In the end, this eliminated the typical ‘white-space’ you would find in that area, but also makes it less of a travel to get over to the number pad itself, two things I think are brilliant, and only took me a short time to re-learn the location of the arrow keys by muscle memory. Some keys are smaller than normal but are the ones that are logical to do this to create the space needed, such as the ESC key and the F-keys. With the current virus situation happening, I find myself needed to work in a new more isolated location then my typical at-home location. But I wanted to leave my at-home setup as is, in essence, I needed to create a secondary remote location. In my, in-home setup, I have a typical tower but have 4 24-inch screens that I’ve grown very fond of and used to. I initially tried this new location with just a laptop screen, which works but only for extremely isolated days or for a very short period to continue to be as effective and efficient. My laptop has 1 USB 3.0 Port but does have a USB-C port, and is Bluetooth compatible. Unfortunately, it is very portable with a detachable keyboard and just a 10-inch screen so not great for long periods. So initially I added my 10-inch tablet and leveraged my phone a lot more than normal for things like messaging, which is a galaxy Note 10. Latter using a USB-C docking station sort of set up I added a 27-inch curved screen, and a 23 inch mounted vertically (sizes important for references of the size of the board in the provided picture. Which also gave me a few more USB ports. At this point, the biggest pain point was to use touch on the phone and tablet. Additionally, My USB ports used up for my wireless mouse receiver (also connects to 2 Bluetooth devices), my headset, and my phone, to use Samsung Dex when I can get by with that. So I began my search for a keyboard that would connect to 3 different devices with the tap of a button to switch and over Bluetooth exclusively, while also taking up as little of my limited new space as possible. And that by far is the best feature of this board. I can now use it to interact with all three (laptop, tablet, and phone) quickly with a simple tap of a dedicated key ‘and light’ for each of the devices, and its small footprint is not overpowering my workspace. It’s small size and weight will be perfect in the event I need to be more portable with it in the future. The slight rise in angle seems to be perfect for me as well. I paired them so they match the order of my devices in the setup as you see in the picture under the monitors. It is important to know that sometimes Bluetooth switching does take a second for the device to respond/recognize the input device, but that is not an issue with the keyboard, that has more to do with Bluetooth or the device you are connecting to as I experience the same thing with other similar products made by completely different manufactures at a much higher price. So everything this does, plus the characteristics I mentioned above such as overall and key sizes seemed to be the perfect fit and I took the chance on it, realizing that I could easily return it if needed, but this thing is staying in my arsenal for sure. In fact, in some ways, I wish I had discovered this before purchasing my last board which is my current at-home setup because it cost 5-times what this did and offers the same functionality. I waited to use this thing for 2-3 weeks before writing this review, and as an all-day user, I figured that would be a good amount of time for a fair initial assessment. One of the things that have stood out is battery life. After the initial charge to full I have not plugged this thing in yet and it is still going strong. A handy light on the board tells you when it is fully charged and if the battery is running low ‘a light I have not seen yet’. And when it comes time I’ll simply unplug one of the USB ports I’m not currently using, or don’t need overnight, or even a wall charger if needed real-time, and then it will be good to go for another I don’t know how many WEEKS again. It does have a sleep feature, which after going ideal for a bit you need to ‘wake’ it up, which is great for saving battery life, especially if you forget to slide the perfectly placed top-mounted on/off button to the off position. I’ve gotten in the habit of hitting the space key, or Bluetooth device button I intend to be using to wake it up if it’s been a bit since I touched it and it works perfectly this way. Longevity will be something that only time can tell, which at this point I would not be too upset about, for example, the key labels are stickers, and will likely start to fade out after some time which is no different than 90% of my boards I own that are not etched. But even if this board lasts me for a year, I could get five of them for the price I paid for my last board and get 5yrs out of them with less functionality which I do not expect to get from most boards. So all-in-all considering the combined aspects of price, form, function, and all the characteristics I wanted, I love this board which is why it is getting my 5-star review. I would re-purchase, and likely will again, in a second. I could point out more, and I could compare this to other boards, but nothing else I’ve used combines all these things in one package, and especially not at this price point, so keeping that in mind I suggest giving this one a shot because if you are reading this it’s because you are intentionally not looking at other boards and I can’t imagine any other board offering all this at this price point.

I recently bought a new Mac mini after my laptop died, and was surprised to learn that the desktop computer ships without a keyboard. To add insult to injury, an Apple keyboard costs $99 to add (or $149 for the model with numeric keypad). That's 10% of the cost of a new computer! Thankfully Amazon came to the rescue with this outstanding keyboard option from iClever. I was familiar with the iClever brand and quality due to prior purchases of iClever power supplies (multi-port USB chargers that have as much power as the laptop power bricks for both Windows and Mac computers). And, as expected, the cost of the keyboard is a fraction of the cost of the OEM model. The reviews were good, especially talking about the tactile feel of the keys and its ease of use. I was particularly drawn to the multi device function of this model - it can sync to 3 different devices, allowing you to switch input between your computer, phone and TV with just the touch of a button. Upon delivery, everything was just as expected, or better. The keyboard was compact and stylish, very similar to the designer keyboards sold for 3 - 5 times more by Apple. The silver finish fit well with our decor, and kept me out of trouble with the wife! Setup was incredibly easy; I connected my computer, iPhone, and 2nd monitor (a smart TV) all in less than 5 minutes. Using the keyboard is extremely comfortable, with smooth action and quiet operation. Something that I wasn't expecting was the included silicon keyboard cover. Normally I hate these ill-fitting covers, but this one is custom designed for the keyboard - you can hardly tell it's installed if someone didn't tell you (or you installed it yourself). I find the keyboard cover extremely comfortable to use, and leave it in place without any impact to the soft feel or the key presses, nor my ability to find the keys and type quickly (I'm using it while writing this review). So far, battery life is great - I charged the keyboard when it arrived two weeks ago and it's still going strong. In short, then, you cannot go wrong in buying this keyboard. It is an extremely well built and high-performing device at a very reasonable cost. I highly recommend it.

I use this with my Mac Mini. Pairs easily, keyboard shortcuts work as expected. The battery lasts a long time which I appreciate. It’s a good size, not too small but also not overly large. Idk man, it’s a keyboard. It works, didn’t cost me an arm and a leg like an apple keyboard, seems to be of good quality, looks nice, good value for the money.

I have one of those MacBooks with the keyboard problem, and because of covid I was unable to bring it into the store for repair. I also can't be without it for an extended period of time because of work. I had a little portable keyboard that folded up for travel but I hated it. The keys didn't register well, it disconnected a lot, and it moved around while typing. I bought this one mainly because it had a number pad which is extremely useful for me. I've had this keyboard for a week now. I didn't like it at first. I thought the keys were too "clunky" feeling and I was sad that it didn't fit into my laptop bag (for a 2018 13 inch macbook). It's not a huge deal to me, I just put it in another bag or put them both in another bag all together. I have been typing on this keyboard heavily for the past week and I must say that it has grown on me and I like it a lot. It feels much more sturdy than the native keyboard. The Apple store associate had told me before I purchased my Mac that people complained about the keyboard not working but she thought people were just being too rough with it. So I babied my keyboard and typed very lightly on it and it still messed up. With this keyboard I can type how I usually do and therefore my keystrokes are much faster and my productivity has gone way up. Every key registers and it stays put on the table. I also like the size of the keys and how big the letters are. Some reviewers complained about the layout of the keys but it hasn't bothered me one bit. I can easily type on this one without looking. I really didn't think I would use the feature to switch to another device much, but I've used it almost everyday to switch to my iPhone! The connection is very fast and switches in a second. My last keyboard would disconnect if I didn't use it in two minutes, but this one stays connected for a reasonable amount of time and only takes a second to reconnect. As for the size of this keyboard, I originally wanted something a little bigger because I wanted it to feel sturdy and be able to handle heavy typing, but I didn't want it to be so big that I couldn't travel with it. My favorite bluetooth keyboard of all time is the Logitech MK550, and I almost got another one but knew it would be too big to travel with. I thought this Clever BK10 would be too small but it's actually the perfect size! Big enough to feel sturdy and have full range of the keys but small and light enough to travel with. Also it's a huge plus not having to use a receiver. I am very happy with my purchase and would highly recommend this keyboard to anyone.

This keyboard is mostly good but inconsistent. I bought 3 of these in hopes of having a consistent keyboard at every computer station that I use. It is smooth and quiet enough, but several problems. Battery life is low, so you have to recharge much more frequently via a USB-C port than other keyboards that allow you to install a AA or AAA battery. Those last much longer. Or you can turn the keyboard off via a switch each time to conserve, but I frequently forget. The keyboard sticks and returns 2 or 3 letters with one press of a key. It is inconsistent. Most often when it is low on battery, but occasionally even when the battery is full. I have to have a backup plug in USB keyboard for those situations when it fails. There's a liquid spill protector which I don't use. One time I did spill some coffee on a keyboard, the cluster of keys affected stopped working. I took it apart to look inside and there's no damage to any circuits or etched wiring that could explain it. I suspect it messed up the small compressible rubber pieces under the keys. No way to repair it. Not covered by warranty. Overall, not the panacea that I was hoping for. Addendum: over time it just seems like the batter life is lower and lower; when that happens the keys double bounce and you can't use it. You always have to have a backup keyboard around in case you run out of battery. Or you have to charge it overnight with a connector that is not dependent on your computer if you shut off your computer. So while not having the keyboard connected to a cord while you are working is nice, you still have to have the cord at some point to charge it. It's a nice touch keyboard; whether it outweighs the trouble of running out of battery at the worse time will be up to the buyer to judge. Other companies make good keyboards that you can put AA batteries in and lasts much longer. Just need to find one with the consistent touch. Addendum2: battery life is worse and worse. Will be getting rid of it soon.

Well written posting got me to buy this keyboard, and its good but --- Bluetooth connecting on my Apple did not go smooth ,,had to reconnect ,coax several times to "connect!". Well,,it turns out every time I shut the computer off,,, we have to redo the blue tooth connecting ,,,every time! Its not ergonomic, plain old flat keyboard but --nicely spaced, Sleep mode ,,,,this is why i had to send back,,,when it goes to sleep,,it sleeps!! Waking this keyboard up -- works,, but often its going to have to be restarted and blue tooth connecting 1/2 the time is a problem!! Caps lock --often does not work ,,often at a critical moment in short ,,fairly good keyboard,, but Caps lock problems and sleepy time zzzz's,,,blue tooth needs a dentist ,, rewaking were tooo much ,,,sent back!! ADDENDUM!! ICLEVER - SENT ME ANOTHER MODEL ITS NEW,,,-- IC BK-10 ULTRA SLIM WIRELESS KEYBOARD.. I am typing this review on it right now !! Hot Damn !!!! This one is GOOD!!! FIRST ORDER OF FRUSTRATION WAS NO CAPS LOCK,,,,,THIS one HAS A CAPS lock!!! BIG BLUE LIGHT COMES ON WHERE IT CAN EASILY BE SEEN! YAHOO! SUPER !! ALSO---comes with a COVER OF SILICONE !! We can now drink morning coffee,,,eat ,,,crumbs,coffee, do not get in the keys !! i just switched out keyboards.....this one is low ,,nicer to type on.. that quick!! The numbers are to the right,,,for accounting work,,, nice!Keys are slightly spaced different but you can see i am a senior 81 year old work of --fumbling around ,,not that quick to adapt,,,well,, get one of these GIZMO'S as you can see I am typing fairly quick-... so spacing is good ,,accurate. Has an fn key for Apple systems !! We have several keyboards models this is a quick to adapt winner ,..hold on --stopping -- Back---we also have a Lenovo -Windows..10 this line got typed now on this Lenovo... lets try how quick--- Takes about one minute to transfer between IOS then Windows and back ,each time we have quick keyboard connectors.. bought off Amazon,, look up--- Powered USB HUB Connectors 7 ports w/off -on buttons we can use up to 7 devices off one rear port of computer ports !! Fantastic , and quick connections !! That aside,, top of key board has --escape at top left numbers F1 to F12 & a delete .We can do - a 3 button -control,,Alt,Delete !!!! Finally a key board that allows this in todays market !! Finally !! I just hit the down button bottom --middle right of keyboard, with left and right and up keys. You can scroll when pages are stuck.More is yada yada yada is going to bore everyone,, Get this rascal its cheap,,, very well made ,, mmm in Germany ,,,no wonder its good!! Thanks ICLEVER ,, YOUR SLIM WIRELESS IS RIGHT ON!! NO !! I DO NOT TAKE MONEY FOR--ANY REVIEW,, I MAKE $$$ PLENTY ON MY OWN !! PLAIN OLD FASHIONED TRUTH ,, THANK YOU FOR READING !!

The keyboard layout was perfect for me. I wanted a keyboard that was low profile and similar to the feel of a mac keyboard when typing. It was packaged adequately and I got what I wanted. The only problem is that it only worked for about 14 months. I purchased the keyboard on 2/7/2025 and the right hand shift key stopped working on 4/1/2026. I tried the trouble shooting tips (reset the board, disconnected and reconnected, took the shift key off and cleaned under it (that was a pain), etc.). Nothing worked. I also wanted to mention that the "S" key had begun to fade over time. The keyboard only cost me $35 so I guess I got my money's worth. If you are looking for an inexpensive, mac like keyboard with a number keypad on the side, I still recommend this one. The letters didn't fade as quickly as some others I have purchased. I would have given this one 3.5 stars if I could. Knowing this information I would still purchase again, I just won't expect it to last much longer than a year.

Love this keyboard. Is easy to connect via Bluetooth to my laptop. It’s comfortable to use and is rechargeable. I am very happy with this product

I’ve been using the iClever Bluetooth Keyboard BK10 with my MacBook Air for nearly a month, and it has exceeded expectations in every way. Having previously used the Logitech K480, I constantly struggled with intermittent connectivity and frequent battery drain. Switching to the BK10 has been a game changer. The connectivity on the BK10 is fast, stable, and seamless—my MacBook Air picks it up instantly every time. The battery life is equally impressive; after almost a month of regular use, it still shows 50% remaining, which is a huge improvement over my previous keyboard. Typing is smooth and remarkably quiet, making it ideal for both work and late-night use. Overall, the iClever BK10 is a reliable, well-built, and high-performing keyboard that offers outstanding value. Highly recommended for anyone looking for a dependable Bluetooth keyboard for their MacBook.

Excelente producto solo que que la configuración del teclado viene de usa y se complica si no esta pars México perp relación calidad precio le. Doy un 10

I was looking for a keyboard for work that would allow me to lift my laptop onto a stand for height, but I didn't want to have to lean over and keep using the laptop keyboard. I also have limited desk space, so I wanted something lightweight and smaller in size. I use the numpad a lot when working with numbers, so I needed a keyboard that had that included without all the other gaming frills. I also have a colour theme to my room, which meant I was also trying to find a keyboard in white. I'm just a little particular, but honestly, this keyboard met everything that I was looking for. I was worried as some reviews mentioned that it was too flat, but I'm actually quite happy with it. It would've been nice for it to have clips that could allow it to have a tilt to it, but I do find it comfortable. Overall, this keyboard worked out really well for me, and it being affordable (and not over $100) was a big win for me.

Just amazing , i literally charged this one time and hae been using it for 5 hours a day for almost 10 Months , soooo worth the price and looks nice as well