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JLab Epic Mini Advanced Multi-Device Wireless Keyboard (Black) $30 + Free Shipping

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Connect via Bluetooth or USB wireless dongle (Included)
Easy switch between three saved devices (laptop, phone, tablet and more)
Illuminated full-depth keys
Accessible shortcut keys improve productivity
Media Knob
Rechargeable battery lasts 2+ years*
JLab Work App

Connect via Bluetooth or USB wireless dongle (Included)
Easy switch between three saved devices (laptop, phone, tablet and more)
Illuminated full-depth keys
Accessible shortcut keys improve productivity
Media Knob
Rechargeable battery lasts 2+ years*
JLab Work App

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11 Comments

shun2112

3d ago

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shun2112

3d ago

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Poor man's MX keyboard. The dial is a new touch.

PinchingPennies

3d ago

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PinchingPennies

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if only it had a touchpad it'd be perfect. Logitech is the only brand afaik that ever offered a wireless keyboard with built in touchpad but discontinued it for some reason.

Coconutz0311

3d ago

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Coconutz0311

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Is the size of this layout similar to a regular keyboard without the number pad?

DT66

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DT66

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Quote from PinchingPennies

if only it had a touchpad it'd be perfect. Logitech is the only brand afaik that ever offered a wireless keyboard with built in touchpad but discontinued it for some reason.

You scared me! I use the k400 which is, for now, still available at their website. I'm gonna get a backup.
https://www.logitech.com/en-us/sh...920-007119
There are offerings at amazon if you search wireless keyboard with touchpad, but I cannot speak to the quality.

bogus1

3d ago

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bogus1

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Quote from PinchingPennies

if only it had a touchpad it'd be perfect. Logitech is the only brand afaik that ever offered a wireless keyboard with built in touchpad but discontinued it for some reason.

I've been using https://www.amazon.com/dp/B07FSKZVRG as my multimedia remote for a couple of years. It is solid for this purpose. I can't compare it to others for day-to-day use.

Last edited by pur May 30, 2025 at 03:21 PM.

luda83

2d ago

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luda83

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Quote from Coconutz0311

Is the size of this layout similar to a regular keyboard without the number pad?

They have one with a number pad for $10 more
https://www.bestbuy.com/product/j...ku/6521119

iindigo

2d ago

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iindigo

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Quote from PinchingPennies

if only it had a touchpad it'd be perfect. Logitech is the only brand afaik that ever offered a wireless keyboard with built in touchpad but discontinued it for some reason.

It has a bit of a learning curve if you're not used to it, but for pointing devices integrated into keyboards the best I've come across is the ThinkPad Keyboard II, which comes with a trackpoint. It's considerably smaller than a trackpad board.

The trackpoint on it works vastly better than the trackpad in my Logitech board (K830) which is truly awful — it shows up as a generic mouse instead of a trackpad to the computer it's hooked up to, gestures are super flaky, and the plastic surface has a ton of friction compared to a laptop trackpad. Maybe the K400's trackpad is better, I don't know, but after how bad the K830's was I'm not inclined to try.

Coconutz0311

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Coconutz0311

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Quote from luda83

They have one with a number pad for $10 more
https://www.bestbuy.com/product/j...ku/6521119

Yea I don't ever use the number pad lol. Was trying to find out if this keyboard was basically normal size without the number pad. I'd buy asap if so

PinchingPennies

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PinchingPennies

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Quote from DT66

You scared me! I use the k400 which is, for now, still available at their website. I'm gonna get a backup.https://www.logitech.com/en-us/sh...920-007119There are offerings at amazon if you search wireless keyboard with touchpad, but I cannot speak to the quality.

i have 3 of those and they're amazing! just missing the backlight. they did offer a version with backlighting, the K830, but they discontinued it for some reason.

PinchingPennies

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PinchingPennies

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Quote from iindigo

It has a bit of a learning curve if you're not used to it, but for pointing devices integrated into keyboards the best I've come across is the ThinkPad Keyboard II, which comes with a trackpoint. It's considerably smaller than a trackpad board.The trackpoint on it works vastly better than the trackpad in my Logitech board (K830) which is truly awful — it shows up as a generic mouse instead of a trackpad to the computer it's hooked up to, gestures are super flaky, and the plastic surface has a ton of friction compared to a laptop trackpad. Maybe the K400's trackpad is better, I don't know, but after how bad the K830's was I'm not inclined to try.

oh wow, you actually have a K830? i've been wanting one for years but have been forced to use a few K400's across devices. i have zero issues with the trackpad on the K400, but i have no idea if it's the same quality as the one on the K830. that's really disappointing to hear. the K400 touchpad definitely isn't as good as a typical laptop touchpad, but it's completely usable for laying in bed using a computer hooked up to a TV.

iindigo

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iindigo

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Quote from PinchingPennies

Yeah, I bought it several years ago because it seemed like a good option for a media center keyboard/mouse. It's definitely usable, but for me at least was frustrating enough that I replaced it with a ThinkPad Keyboard II after a year or two. It's been sitting in the closet ever since.

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