Customer Ratings & Reviews

Microsoft surface products have become known for great keyboards, and this is no exception. This is a superb keyboard. Connects instantly, keystrokes are crisp and comfortable and give the user instant feedback. The keyboard layout is roomy and has a numpad. Very happy with this purchase.

So, here I am typing on my Surface Keyboard, and it feels really nice. Seriously, it feels like one of the best keyboards I have typed on in a long time. I think I’ll have to type on it for a little bit to figure out exactly how to type on it, but I like the key travel, and I like how solid it feels. To be sure, it is most definitely a chiclet-style keyboard, and for gaming can not match my Logitech gaming keyboard and mouse, but it feels better than any Mac keyboard for sure. It even feels nicer than the keyboard on my Surface Book 2, which is saying something. As far as laptop keyboards, it’s hard to find a better keyboard than the Surface Laptops, but I think this Surface Keyboard may take the crown. It has plenty of keys, including a calculator key, which I find extremely handy, and it has a full keypad on the right-hand side. This is extremely convenient for me. I can not stress how many times I have needed the calculator, looking for the short cut on the keyboard, and it’s nowhere to be found. The keypad works well too, and the connection via Bluetooth is solid. I’ve used other keyboards where when typing a key may repeat multiple times causing letters to streak across the screeeeeeeeeeen while typing. (I repeated the keystroke multiple times manually for effect) This has not been a problem with the Surface Keyboard. It also has all the keys you would expect, such as brightness, volume control, playback, print screen, and even a button reserved for pulling up the settings screen. There’s also a button for pulling up notifications, minimizing screens, locking the computer, and a large button to take a screen-shot. (PrtScn) For office work and productivity, this keyboard has pretty much everything you could want. I’m also using the Surface Mouse. I had the Surface Mobile Mouse but returned it. The mouse was too flat for my liking and felt a little cheap. The Surface Mouse, which I actually got for $29.99, same price as the Mobile Mouse, is larger, feels more substantial, and has an overall better feel for my large hands. Obviously the Precision Mouse is the king of the crop, top of the line, but it was too large for my use. I find the Surface Mouse to be the Goldi Locks of the bunch. Just right for getting the job done. I’m trying to complete my mobile workstation, and I think I’m close to finishing it. I have a SurfaceBook 2, Lepow Mobile Monitor, Surface Keyboard, and Surface Mouse. This group of products seems to enable a superior typing experience, precision when using the pointer, and enough screen realestate to write documents, do research, and accomplish much while being on the go. I change desks multiple times a day, go from work, to home, to the Library, all while needing to accomplish my doctoral work. With this set up, I’m able to do my work just as well no matter my location. In fact, this set up seems to be my preferred way to work even compared to have multiple full-size monitors. I own a 32” LG 4k Monitor that is spectacular and an AOC gaming monitor, and they have their place. LG for editing videos and photos and the AOC for gaming, but this set up is more intimate, versatile, mobile, and efficient. The power I’m drawing from using these devices is minimal. Certainly, one of the best ways to accomplish academic tasks I have found, period. In summary, using the Surface Book 2 as a laptop is a great experience. However, it pales in comparison to using a proper keyboard and mouse. For basic tasks, there is no reason to hook up an external monitor, keyboard, and mouse; however, for doing doctoral work, it almost seems to be a must in accomplishing work efficiently and expediently. I would recommend this set up to anyone who needs a powerful workstation on the go that doesn’t want to compromise versatility, power, and productivity for mobility.

**"Elegant Surface Full-Size Wireless Keyboard"** - **Full-Size Layout:** Includes a full set of keys for comfortable typing. - **Wireless Convenience:** No cables needed, providing a tidy workspace. - **Sleek Silver Design:** Modern and stylish finish in elegant silver. - **Quiet Keys:** Designed for a quiet typing experience. - **Ergonomic Feel:** Provides a comfortable typing angle for extended use. - **Long Battery Life:** Efficient power usage for extended periods between battery changes. - **Easy Connectivity:** Simple wireless pairing with Surface devices and other Bluetooth-enabled systems. - **Durable Build:** Sturdy construction designed to handle regular use. - **Compact and Sleek:** Slim profile adds a touch of sophistication to your desk setup. - **Responsive Typing:** Keys are designed for precise and responsive input.

The Microsoft Surface Full-Sized Keyboard is fantastic! It's sleek, comfortable, and performs like a dream. The keys feel great to type on, the build is solid, and it connects wirelessly without any hassle. Plus, the battery life is superb.

I like the feel of it the keys work very nice, easy to write with it. Bluetooth connection is great no issues or concerns. I use it with a Microsoft surface pro. Battery life is good so far.

If you like typing on a laptop keyboard, which I do, they'll love this device. It's super thin, light, and the fact it runs on 2 AA batteries is perfect. The bluetooth connection works well without any drop outs on the end of the keyboard (one of my laptops has shoddy bluetooth and everything drops on that, but my other laptop is top of the line and never once have I had an issue after over a month of use). It's worth the price if you want something thin, light and aren't into mechanical keyboards. I actually came to this device from a mechanical keyboard, but with the stay at home order for the pandemic, my wife required I NOT share an office with such a loud keyboard. This has been a great replacement.

I am using this with a MacBook Pro because I wanted a Bluetooth keyboard with a numeric keypad. My previous keyboard was the mac bluetooth model but it was lacking the keypad. The Surface keyboard has very good key travel and feel. It's comparable to the mac wired keyboard and to my Logitech K810. The only thing it is lacking is the ability to pair to multiple devices. Also, the construction is top-notch.

This keyboard is awesome, we use it for a standard tower PC, not a Surface and have zero issues. We wanted the look and feel of this keyboard.

I purchased this keyboard after using several different keyboards in the past but never really enjoying the experience of typing. I have owned a Surface Pro 3, 2017 and currently a Pro 8 so I am familiar with the experience. This keyboard definitely matches the experience that I am familiar with the fill and function. This is a must have for individuals that may not be able to use their Surface devices for work/school but really want that experience.

I saw this in a store once and it was on my mind ever since. I couldn't justify the price, but I think I got it on sale and it was definitely worth it. If you're on the fence, go for it. It's not for everyone (I have a mechanical keyboard for my work computer) but for a family computer, this is a great mix of quality and usability. The keys feel great and the battery life is amazing.

As I am doubling down on my WFH game, a solid Bluetooth keyboard was important as it liberated the sole USB drive on my OG Surface Laptop and saved the step of locating and inserting a USB dongle. In comes a deal on the Surface Keyboard and mouse. Per usual Surface standards, the packaging, build, and look are top-notch. Pairing was a breeze and within seconds I was typing away. When connected, typing is a joy. The feel is solid, weighty, and nimble. Two points of consideration for potential buyers: 1. If you equally value Fn keys and action keys (volume, pause, brightness etc.), keep in mind you'll be toggling frequently. I've almost developed the requisite muscle memory, but, on version 2 I'd be happy to compromise on a larger footprint for separate action keys. 2. Connectivity can be spotty at times. It may take a second to register when the computer starts. It rarely loses connection during use, however, it has been annoying enough a couple of times. There is a Bluetooth button on the left side of the stand, that, when held, initiates discovery mode. It doesn't function as a power switch, however. As such, the device is "always-on" and wakes up when it connects. Overall, the surface keyboard + mouse has enhanced my WFH life and though the drawbacks are significant, I've adjusted to them.

The Microsoft Surface Full-size Wireless Keyboard is a testament to both style and functionality. Its sleek silver design seamlessly integrates with the aesthetics of the Surface series, making it a visually appealing addition to any setup. The first thing that strikes you about this keyboard is its impressive build quality. Crafted with premium materials, it exudes durability and feels sturdy under your fingertips. The keys offer a satisfying tactile response, making typing a breeze while maintaining a whisper-quiet operation, perfect for both office and home environments.

Great keyboard! It is very easy to use and the buttons work great! No issues, exactly as described.

Fantastic keyboard if you're not a Mac user but want a keyboard with a similar build quality and key feel to an Apple keyboard. I liked this keyboard so much that I spend a bit contributing proper key mappings to the freedesktop.org (which were merged) so it would work as expected on Linux desktops. You can't go wrong with this or the Logitech MX Keys (if you need it to work on 3 devices).

My original keyboard failed, and I mainly use OneNote on the road - I've been leaving keyboard & mouse at home or in the car and it's been great. Pros: - Excellent keystroke and size. - Full number pad w/ calc shortcut - Best keyboard I've used for the surface. Cons: - Cannot lockout the Insert key (which is right next to the Backspace Key, and does not have an indicator led like ScrLk or NumLk). - Wish that it was backlit

Very nice keyboard. Worth the price. No need to get the newer model for just it's co pilot key. Get this one, it's identical.

Low profile, silent, stylish Very pleasant in usage No problems in connecting to Windows

I had been looking for a new blue tooth keyboard due to my carpal tunnel problems. The smallness of laptop keyboards had me hurting. I love this soft-touch larger than a laptop keyboard. It is great to have my numbers for all my excel spreadsheets and all the great shortcuts. I love this keyboard and highly recommend it.

I bought this keyboard because I heard amazing things about how it types. It does feel soft to type on however the keyboard sometimes has a mind of its own and it seems to maybe shut off for a few seconds before working again as if it is making sure you are still using it. It is kind of annoying but I put up with that because I just love how the keyboard types.

Great keyboard similar to ones on Surface laptop and devices. I love the number pad and extra keys. Great feel and click to them as well!