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•July 25, 2021

If you do any heavy business work on your phone or tablet, you know tapping your fingers on a screen is frustrating. It's simply no replacement for a real keyboard. Thankfully, high-quality portable Bluetooth wireless keyboards are available to help.

Of course, with many companies creating their own models, it's easy to get overwhelmed. Luckily, you won't have to look much further. We've narrowed the search down to the best Android Bluetooth keyboards for any phone or tablet, and many of these options will also work with Windows or Mac devices. Because we're mostly focusing on mobile devices, most of our recommendations will have a portable nature.

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The best Bluetooth keyboards:

Editor's Note: We will be updating this list as more Bluetooth keyboards are released.

1. Anne Pro 2

The Anne Pro 2 is a stunning Bluetooth wireless keyboard with per-key backlighting, making this the ideal choice for those that want to bring some color to their desk. This is perfect for anyone who does a lot of typing on the go or for those who like to play their favorite games on their laptops or PCs.

Its compact design makes it great to take on the go and save space on your desk at home or work. It has connectivity availability for up to four devices from which you can switch back and forth with ease, and it is available in several different colors. You can plug the keyboard into your computer, or use it wirelessly for up to four weeks with all of the backlights on.

See also: The best mechanical keyboards you can get

2. Arteck Ultra-Slim Bluetooth Keyboard

While you won't get backlit LED keys with this particular Bluetooth keyboard from Arteck, this model does offer a super slim design that's only 0.2 inches thick. It has a 10-meter reach and even comes with mobile-focused hotkeys for controlling media and settings. This keyboard is also very affordable, making it that much more enticing.

3. Razer BlackWidow V3 Mini Hyperspeed

While not really a mobile accessory, this is still one of the best Bluetooth keyboards you can find. The Razer BlackWidow V3 Mini Hyperspeed is small and wireless, but it's made for serious gaming. This means it is very comfortable for heavy typers and gamers alike. It also comes with mechanical switches, up to 200 hours of battery life, Doubleshot ABS keycaps, and a solid aluminum construction.

This is by no means a cheap keyboard, but it is a serious performer.

4. Logitech Ergo K860 Wireless Keyboard

The Logitech Ergo K860 is a fairly large Bluetooth keyboard and is ideal for those who want full, but portable, functionality. Its unique curved design allows you to type naturally and puts less strain on your wrists. The Ergo in the name is reflected in more ergonomic design features, with the pillow wrist rest helping to make typing that bit more comfortable.

You can plug this keyboard into your laptop or PC, or use it wirelessly via Bluetooth from up to 10 meters away. This makes it great for those that want to sit back with their monitor at a distance. You can expect to get around two years of usage out of this Bluetooth keyboard with just two AAA batteries.

See more: The best ergonomic keyboards you can buy

5. Omoton Ultra-Slim Bluetooth Keyboard

If you want to get a keyboard for your Android smartphone or tablet that is easy to carry and won't cost you a ton of money, then you should definitely look into the Omoton Ultra-Slim Bluetooth Keyboard. While it doesn't have some of the more advanced features such as backlit Bluetooth keyboards or foldable cases, it is very slim and dirt cheap.

The keyboard's compact footprint makes it easy to fit inside almost anything you need to travel with. It also has a solid battery life, with up to 30 days of continuous use on a single charge. It also has a sleep mode that automatically kicks in after 10 minutes of non-use.

6. Apple Magic Wireless Keyboard

Up next, we have the Magic Keyboard from Apple. It is their stunning minimalist keyboard with all of your essential keys close together for ease of use. It runs on a rechargeable battery which can give you over a month of use between charges. The Magic Keyboard is also very light as well, making it ideal for traveling.

It uses a scissor key mechanism for optimized travel, and its Bluetooth connectivity means you can instantly connect it to your Apple products. However, it also works with other PCs and laptops as well.

7. Logitech Keys-To-Go

The third Logitech wireless keyboard on this list is the Keys-To-Go. As its name implies, the peripheral is made for mobility. It's super thin, small, and light. It's also spill-resistant, making it a good alternative for enduring all road hazards. It also sports a 3-month battery life and a really nice look.

8. Microsoft Designer Compact Keyboard

Very few keyboards are as compact, well-designed, and portable as this one. But of course, it's made for designers, and the very name gives that off. The Microsoft Designer Compact Keyboard is definitely one of the best Bluetooth keyboards. It can connect with up to three devices, has great key spacing, and even features a dedicated key for emojis.

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