⌨️ Elevate your workspace with the keyboard that works as hard as you do.
The Microsoft Surface Keyboard (2nd Edition) is a sleek, wireless Bluetooth 4.0 keyboard designed for Surface devices and Windows 11. Featuring a dedicated Copilot key, shortcut keys for enhanced productivity, and a comfortable typing experience, it offers up to one year of battery life and a 16-foot wireless range, making it the perfect companion for professionals seeking efficiency and style.
| Brand | Microsoft |
| Series | EP2-04209 |
| Item model number | EP2-04209 |
| Item Weight | 14.8 ounces |
| Product Dimensions | 16.57 x 4.43 x 0.76 inches |
| Item Dimensions LxWxH | 16.57 x 4.43 x 0.76 inches |
| Color | Gray |
| Power Source | Battery Powered |
| Batteries | 2 AAA batteries required. (included) |
| Manufacturer | Microsoft |
| Language | English |
| ASIN | B0D9WXWDGK |
| Date First Available | October 30, 2024 |
D**B
Premium packaging, very nice low-profile keyboard!
This is a premium keyboard, I almost thought it was an Apple product since the packaging and unboxing was very similar. The keyboard is very sturdy and extremely well made. It has all the Windows keys (including a key for Copilot) plus volume controls and more. It's very similar to the Apple Magic Keyboard (which I absolutely love) but the keys on this keyboard have a little more travel to them, so not quite as nice as the Apple keyboard IMHO. Overall a very nice low-profile keyboard, but if you're trying to find an Apple Magic Keyboard specifically made for Windows, then you might want to keep looking.
B**D
The closest PC keyboard to an Apple keyboard
The closest PC keyboard to an Apple keyboard. I am an Apple user but still use a PC so this is a nice touch to have two similar keyboards.
P**R
Solid Keyboard.
I wish these things weren't so expensive. I bought the first gen one and it lasted a good 4 years. The letters wore off and the enter button split because I hit it so much. I had to get another one. the incline is just enough, and you really glide through these things.Keyboard things I like that you don't know until you have one.- having a large print screen button is super useful. For work in IT, I use it multiple times a day-having the mic, sound, mute, music controls and settings on the F keys as primary is huge. Who uses F keys?The only bummer is the Lock button is perfectly in the top right corner, you're going to hit it. I haven't spent time trying the copilot button but it's not working out of the box on my windows 11 pro machine. I do use copilot daily so that'll be good to have.
D**Y
Best keyboard
This keyboard is great. Smooth typing, reliable connection and great battery life.
C**W
Perfect pairing
Great build, perfect operation
S**Y
The shortcut keys are what make this a winner.
I have the Microsoft Designer Compact keyboard but needed something with a 10-key pad. But I didn’t want to lose the shortcuts, especially the Snippet one. This fits the bill. I like it’s thin like Apples keyboard. The keys are fine as far as typing with no real criticism. I know some people are particular about how much pressure or sounds, but nothing jumps out at me as being a deal breaker.
A**A
Pretty bad
It disconnects all the time. Really annoying. Would not recommend. Going to return after one month of use. For an expensive product I expect better.
T**C
Light Weight and Slim.
This keyboard works well, is light and easy carry in my travel bag.
