Matias Wireless Aluminum Keyboard (Silver)

Built using some design cues from Apple's aluminum keyboards, the silver Wireless Aluminum Keyboard from Matias is a wireless Bluetooth keyboard that can pair up to four Mac, iPad, iPhone, Windows, or Android devices, each of which may be switched between with the press of a button. Unlike Apple's wireless keyboard, this version contains a numeric keypad, and the ability of the function keys to control screen brightness, volume, and more has also been retained. For those who need to switch the function keys back to their original duties, there's even an Fn key for doing that.

Unlike other wireless keyboards, which often power down and disconnect to conserve battery life, Matias' offering has been built with a 1600 mAh lithium-ion polymer battery that stays powered on and connected to your system. Its battery lasts for up to one year, with 533 to 1,600 hours of uninterrupted typing time, and up to two years of standby time. Included with this wireless keyboard is a USB charging cable and a limited 1-year warranty.

General Features

Mac-Friendly Function Keys

Just like an Apple keyboard, the function keys let you control screen brightness, volume, iTunes, and more. There's even an Fn key that lets you momentarily change the function keys back to their traditional duties when you need them.

Pairs up to Four Bluetooth Devices - Mac, iPad, iPhone, Windows, or Android

You can pair up to four Bluetooth devices, easily switching between them with the press of a button, and the keyboard adjusts its layout to match each device as you switch - whether it's Mac, iPad, Windows, Android, etc.

Up to 1-Year Battery Life

The Matias Wireless Aluminum Keyboard has an integrated 1600 mAh lithium-ion polymer battery that can last for up to one year on a single charge.

Stays On, Stays Connected

Other wireless keyboards will often power down and disconnect to conserve battery life. This can leave you waiting each time they power back on to reconnect. With its 1600 mAh battery, the Matias Wireless Aluminum Keyboard doesn't need to do that. It stays on and stays connected.