All-in-one keyboards integrate a wireless keyboard with a touchpad, combining two devices into one. They're the ideal solution for anyone with a living room media center or someone who wants to lean back and use their computer from a distance.

There aren't too many of these wireless all-in-one keyboards, though, and it's not always clear which one would suit your needs. So, let's take a look at the best all-in-one keyboards available today.

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1. Logitech K830

8.60 / 10
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The Logitech K830 is one of the best wireless all-in-one keyboards on the market right now. One of its most notable features is the backlight. A light sensor on the keyboard automatically adjusts the backlight based on the lighting conditions around you.

The backlight does require power, so the K830 comes equipped with a lithium-ion battery which can be charged via a micro-USB cable. A simple switch lets you flip the keyboard on and off as needed. Connection is a breeze using either the Logitech receiver or Bluetooth.

Key Features
  • Connects via Bluetooth or the Logitech Unifying Receiver
  • Shortcut keys for Windows 10 and Android
Specifications
  • Brand: Logitech
  • Wireless: Yes
  • Backlight: Yes
  • Media Controls: Yes
  • Battery: Micro-USB rechargeable
  • Num Pad: No
Pros
  • Light-sensing backlight
  • USB-rechargeable
Cons
  • Some users report issues with the USB charging port breaking
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Logitech K830

The Microsoft All-In-One Media Keyboard is a well-spaced keyboard with a large touchpad where the number pad is usually found. The touchpad supports multi-touch gestures for Windows 10, so you'll be able to swipe and scroll with ease.

There are two customizable media keys above the touchpad and volume keys on the far left of the keyboard. You'll need two AAA batteries to power it, which should last up to a month. Connect the USB receiver to your computer, and you're ready to start using it up to a range of 10 meters.

Key Features
  • QWERTY layout
  • Wireless connectivity via included USB receiver
Specifications
  • Brand: Microsoft
  • Wireless: Yes
  • Backlight: No
  • Media Controls: Yes
  • Battery: 2 x AAA batteries
  • Num Pad: No
Pros
  • Two customizable media keys
  • Supports multi-touch gestures in Windows 10
Cons
  • Powered by replaceable batteries
  • Lack of Num Pad
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Microsoft All-In-One Media Keyboard
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3. Logitech K600 TV

8.60 / 10
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The Logitech K600 TV is designed for use with smart TVs. You'll find the familiar, rounded chicklet keys from the current range of Logitech keyboards on the K600 TV. On the left are four buttons for quick access to the home screen, app switcher, search, and the back button.

On the right of the keyboard, there's a circular touchpad, and above it, a d-pad for navigation. You can easily switch between up to three devices either via Bluetooth or the included USB receiver. The K600 TV is one of the few wireless keyboards with 15 meters range, as the standard is around 10 meters.

Key Features
  • Compatible with Smart TVs, Windows, macOS, Android, and iOS
  • Pair with up to three devices
Specifications
  • Brand: Logitech
  • Wireless: Yes
  • Backlight: No
  • Media Controls: Yes
  • Battery: 2 x AAA batteries
  • Num Pad: No
Pros
  • 15-meter range
  • Four quick-access buttons designed for smart TVs
Cons
  • D-pad takes some getting used to
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If you're looking for a space-saving, compact all-in-one keyboard, then look no further than the iClever BoostType BK08. The keyboard can connect to up to three devices at once, making it perfect for on-the-go productivity. iClever has designed this keyboard with portability in mind.

When folded closed it is roughly the same size as an iPhone 7 Plus and weighs about the same too. When unfolded, the small Bluetooth device is compatible with most operating systems. Its long battery life is also a plus, offering 60 hours of use on just a two-hour charge.

Key Features
  • Can pair with up to three devices
  • Compatible with Windows 10, macOS, Android, iOS, and iPadOS devices
Specifications
  • Brand: iClever
  • Wireless: Yes
  • Backlight: No
  • Media Controls: Yes
  • Battery: USB rechargeable
  • Num Pad: No
Pros
  • 60-hour battery life
  • Portable, foldable design
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iClever BoostType BK08

The Huafeliz Mini Wireless Keyboard is the perfect option if you need a device to manage your smart TV, streaming box, smartphone, tablet, and laptop. This small unit doesn't look like a typical keyboard. Instead, the design more closely resembles a remote control. The glossy front of the device combines remote control and media functions via the central set of buttons.

Tap the Air Mouse button, and the controller will enable the six-axis motion sensor, allowing you to control the mouse cursor by moving the keyboard through the air. On the rear of the controller is a compact keyboard, laid out horizontally in QWERTY format. There's no Bluetooth connection here, though, but you can connect wirelessly to your gadgets using the USB receiver.

Key Features
  • QWERTY layout
  • USB-rechargeable
Specifications
  • Brand: Huafeliz
  • Wireless: Yes
  • Backlight: No
  • Media Controls: Yes
  • Battery: Micro-USB Rechargeable
  • Num Pad: No
Pros
  • Double-sided device; keyboard on one side, remote on the other
  • Air Mouse feature allows you to control on-screen mouse by moving the keyboard through the air
Cons
  • Keys are prone to sticking
  • No Bluetooth connectivity
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Huafeliz Mini Wireless Keyboard

The WisFox Wireless Touchpad Keyboard is an affordable all-in-one keyboard. The 89-key device has 12 media shortcuts and five dedicated media controls for easy use. As is often the case, the touchpad replaces the number pad at the right of the keyboard.

The company has emphasized the portability and lifespan of its keyboard. It is powered by two AAA batteries but is also supported by two power-saving modes. After 20 seconds of inactivity, it'll enter a shallow sleep, advancing to deep sleep after 15 minutes. The keyboard has a range of 10 meters from the USB receiver.

Key Features
  • Connection via a USB receiver
  • 10-meter range
Specifications
  • Brand: WisFox
  • Wireless: Yes
  • Backlight: No
  • Media Controls: Yes
  • Battery: 2 x AAA batteries
  • Num Pad: No
Pros
  • Five dedicated media keys and 12 media shortcuts
  • Power-saving features to extend battery life
Cons
  • No Bluetooth connectivity
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WisFox Wireless Touchpad Keyboard

Some habits are hard to break. If you're used a laptop layout, with the touchpad beneath the keyboard, then it's worth checking out the Fintie Ultrathin Bluetooth Keyboard. Unlike the other options on this list, the primary keyboard sits towards the top while the touchpad sits between the device's handrest areas.

The unit is just 4mm thick, making it ideal for carrying around while out and about. That's especially the case when coupled with the keyboard's Bluetooth connection, allowing you to connect to most computers, tablets, and smartphones.

The Fintie Ultrathin Bluetooth Keyboard uses a rechargeable lithium-ion battery and includes an auto-sleep feature to keep your keyboard powered for longer.

Key Features
  • Compatible with Windows 10 through to Windows XP
  • Support for Android devices
Specifications
  • Brand: Fintie
  • Wireless: Yes
  • Backlight: No
  • Media Controls: Yes
  • Battery: USB-rechargeable
  • Num Pad: No
Pros
  • Laptop-style design with touchpad underneath the keyboard
  • Portable at just 4mm thick
  • USB-rechargeable
Cons
  • Dated Bluetooth 3.0 connection
  • Touchpad not supported on iOS or iPadOS devices
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Fintie Ultrathin Bluetooth Keyboard

If you're looking for a mini keyboard the size of a gamepad, check out the Rii i8+. It comes with a 92-key QWERTY keyboard, a d-pad, and a small touchpad at the top. The touchpad controls are one click for a left button press, two clicks for right, and two fingers for scrolling.

The i8+ is available in half a dozen different colors to suit your preferences. It comes with a rechargeable internal battery and enters a power-saving mode after three minutes of inactivity. It has a range of 10 meters and supports connections via USB or Bluetooth.

Key Features
  • 15-meter range
  • Comes with 92 keys, a D-pad, and touchpad
Specifications
  • Brand: Rii
  • Wireless: Yes
  • Backlight: Yes
  • Media Controls: Yes
  • Battery: USB rechargeable
  • Num Pad: No
Pros
  • USB rechargeable
  • Small touchpad with touch-based shortcuts
Cons
  • Individual buttons are quite small
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FAQ

Q: Do Wireless Keyboards Use Bluetooth?

Many wireless keyboards use Bluetooth to connect to your PC, laptop, tablet, or smartphone. This connection is universal and supported by the largest number of devices.

However, some brands use a proprietary wireless connection. For instance, Logitech, one of the best-known keyboard manufacturers, often use USB-based dongles to create wireless connections.

That said, not all Logitech keyboards use the USB receiver. While it varies for PC use, Logitech wireless keyboards designed for mobile use are far more likely to use Bluetooth.

Q: Is a Wireless Keyboard Better than a Wired Keyboard?

The primary objective of wireless keyboards is convenience. Wireless connections create less cable clutter and allow you to use the keyboard in any position within the wireless range. Many also allow you to pair with multiple devices so that you can switch between inputs for your computer, tablet, and smartphone almost instantaneously.

However, wireless keyboards need to transmit your key presses to your device, either via a dedicated receiver or over Bluetooth. This increases response time and introduces some lag to your inputs. If you are doing time-critical activities like gaming, then you'll likely prefer a wired connection.

Q: What Kind of Batteries Do Wireless Keyboards Use?

Wireless keyboards are available either with replaceable batteries or built-in rechargeable ones. If you opt for a replaceable batteries model, it'll likely use standard options like AA or AAA batteries.

Rechargeable wireless keyboards come with a charging port. Some are rechargeable via USB-C, although it is more common to find micro-USB charging ports. There are also a few popular models that include solar panels for charging as well.