HP 350 Compact Multi-Device Bluetooth Keyboard; Spill Resistant; Swift Pair; OS Auto-Detection, LED Indicator, Battery Life Up to 24 Months, 1 Year Warranty

I am using it with my macbook pro as well as mac mini, works flawlessly. I bought it 10 months back and now I'm left wioth 61% battery with light-moderate use! So it lives upto the battery expectations. It looks cute and modern and the keystrokes are very soft and the sound is very satisfying, best you can expect at this price range. ( I bought it for 1699 based on urgency but it can go as low as 1300). The connectivity is seemless, once paired, it will take only a second to reconnect after leaving it idle. There's no typing delay, and the plastic quality is excellent. I used an even more expensive logitech keyboard before this and absolutely hated the experience with frequent battery runouts, tight keys and frustrating connection issues and typing delays, so if you're confused between the two, choose THIS.

Exactly fits my needs. Needed a compact keyboard that was lightweight and didn't take much desk space. Even though the body is plastic, its of good quality and feels good to type on. I tried connecting multiple laptops and it does that without much trouble. Only issue I feel is it takes a second to wake after it's left alone for a while. I don't know if other wireless keyboards face the same issue, but it isn't that big of a deal and it's something I can live with. Also would have been great if this had a backlight but I guess that's a stretch at this price point, and it would drain the battery faster.

Nice keyboard. I have been using this for my iPad Air 5 (M1) since 2 years. No major issues. But the ‘ctrl’ & ‘fn’ keys are pretty useless. Neither they are useful nor they are properly assigned. Other than that it is quite useful. I felt better than Magic Keyboard as i can hold it in my own way and type the content.

Small, handy and seamlessly connects to your computer via bluetooth. Now, also note that it's true wireless, that is, you don't need to plug in those weird USB A dongles or anything. Juat put in the batteries that come with iy and switvh it on! That's it! Good product.

worst faulty keyboard ever by hp, never seen such an unreliable faulty hp device in my life.

I'm genuinely surprised by this keyboard. Given that it costs a quarter of the most common Logitech keyboards, I expected the performance and quality to be 1/4th of a Logitech keyboard. But this is a supremely well built small keyboard. It looks good. Has good elevation so the typing experience is comfortable. There is really good key travel and the click sounds amazing (not sharp but deep and somewhat quiet). 10/10 would recommend this. Oh and it pairs without any issues with my M4 Mac mini. All the keys are supported and haven't noticed any issues whatsoever.

In hand feel is a bit cheap for the price. Yes the Battery is provided in the box, it's Duracell Alkaline 2 AAA cells. If this keyboard was backlit with this quality at this price of ₹1599 then also the product could have been justified. Rest the keyboard is good if not like what Macbook offers. The size of the keyboard is like of Macbook but the placement for function buttons are a bit different. I would comment the price of ₹1000 would be ideal for it given the hp brand name or else ₹800. It has anti-skid pads to prevent this keyboard from slipping. I purchased the Black colour. But yes at the time of really fast typing it may lag a bit using special buttons like emoji. It weighs a little around 360gms after installing the batteries.

Having used mechanical keyboards in the past, they were long my favorite for comfortable typing at my desk. But over time, and after lots of forced laptop typing for work, I developed a muscle memory for short laptop keystrokes and trackpad usage. This made the transition to the HP 350 Bluetooth Keyboard much easier—it fits naturally with the key layout that matches HP laptop keyboards, though the key feel isn’t exactly like a laptop’s. One big reason for choosing this keyboard is its Bluetooth connectivity: no need for a wireless dongle, which always risks being left behind in either work or personal devices. The HP 350 makes switching between devices simple—just a double tap lets you seamlessly toggle between up to three connected devices, including iPad, Windows, and Mac systems, thanks to keys tailored for multiple operating systems. Its compact size means it slides right into a laptop pouch, and setup was quick and effortless. After a week, it’s doing its job well—still getting totally used to it, but it’s proving handy for external monitor setups and remote work. This review was generated with the help of AI.

The connection is not very good, typing is not displayed in time and the display is slow, I am very unhappy