>As that model is out of stock, I ordered the HP Wireless Elite v2 Keyboard US, which I received today. This one has the benefit of having larger keys for Delete and Enter, as well as having the mid size section to be Home/End on the first row, and then Delete (big vertical keys) with Page Up/Page Dn on the right.
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>The only problem is that this is not working. Keys are jumping, not responding, changing speed, jamming and becoming unresponsive. After a restart, the keyboard does not activate at the login, causing a serious issue. I had to wait until it gets into Windows (used the laptop keyboard for login) to gain access to it being responsive.
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>...being returned to HP
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>That one was USB key BTW, not bluetooth. Still, driver dates from 2016, and did not change anything.


If you want reliability and a great feel, you cannot beat the IBM KPD8923, or even an old IBM Model M or Model F "clicky" keyboard. On the older models you'll lose the new Windows and Menu keys, but you can create a multi-key macro to replace it.

No one ever got fired for buying IBM. :-)