【リモートワークの息抜きに】タイプライターっぽいワイヤレスキーボード5選-Bluetooth対応

[For a break during remote work] 5 typewriter-like wireless keyboards - Bluetooth compatible

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Hello, this is the store manager.

Since I've been working remotely since 2020, I've recently become more particular about my work tools.

Up until now, I've chosen keyboards based on functionality and the feeling of typing, but now that I'm in my third year of remote work, I want something that's fun to type on, cute, and gets me excited, even if it's a little difficult to type on.

Before purchasing, I researched a lot of typewriter-like Bluetooth-enabled keyboards, so I'd like to introduce 5 of them that I recommend.

LoFree EH112S

In the end, I bought this milk tea colored ki board and a numeric keypad calculator.

This is an item from a Chinese manufacturer, and the gold used in the color and points is really cute! Moreover, it is compatible with Mac/Windows and can store up to 3 wirelessly connected devices, making it convenient for use with iPads and iPhones. However, please note that there is no JIS array.

Product name Lofree EH112S Milk Tea Mechanical Keyboard
Compatible OS windows/Mac/Android
Connection method Micro USB/ Bluetooth
JIS array incompatible
Manufacturer site https://www.lofree.co/

Manager Ten's Purchased Items

logicool POP keys

Compatible with JIS layout for easy Japanese input! Compatible with Mac/Windows, supports wireless switching of up to 3 devices, and covers all necessary functional requirements.

It's also highly customizable, with keys that allow you to type emojis and Logitech software.

Logitech is a Swiss manufacturer that may be more famous for its mice than its keyboards. By the way, I love Logitech mice.

It's a major brand that is also sold at mass retailers, so the good thing about it is that you can try out the feel of the keys before purchasing.

Product name POP KEYS
Compatible OS windows/Mac/Android
Connection method Bluetooth Low Energy Wireless (Bluetooth 5.1)
JIS array correspondence
Manufacturer site
https://www.logicool.co.jp/ja-jp

Manager Ten's items to consider purchasing and favorite items

AZIO Retro Classic Compact

The brand was founded in Los Angeles in 2009. I wanted to actually see and touch it, so I went to an electronics store in Shinjuku to see how the keys felt.

It wasn't in the corner where general office items were sold, but was hidden away at the end of the gaming corner.

When I actually looked at it, the design was overwhelming and I fell in love with it.

Product name Retro Classic Compact
Compatible OS Windows/Mac
Connection method Bluetooth + USB combined type
JIS array correspondence
Manufacturer site
https://azio-jp.com/

Manager Ten's items to consider purchasing

AZIO IZO series

The IZO wireless keyboard series is from the same AZIO brand as the previously introduced keyboard.

I've looked into a lot of things, but I couldn't find a place in Japan where I could actually touch them, so I couldn't find a place like Uchikikan.

The typewriter-like feel is less than that of other introduced series, but it seemed to have a clicky feel.

You can control the volume with the dial on the top right, and the shape of the keys that look like molars is unusual and cute.

Product name IZO wireless
Compatible OS Windows/Mac
Connection method Bluetooth + USB combined type
JIS array incompatible
Manufacturer site
https://azio-jp.com/

AJAX PENNA series

PENNA series keyboard. You can wirelessly switch up to 5 devices, and comes with a stand to hold your smartphone or tablet.

Recommended for those who use it with a smartphone or tablet instead of a computer. The bar on the left side of the device seems to be able to memorize frequently used functions.

It is also battery-operated rather than charging, so it can be used for 6 months on 2 AA batteries.

Product name typewriter style keyboard PENNA
Compatible OS Android/iOS/Windows/MacOS
Connection method Bluetooth V4.2
JIS array incompatible
Manufacturer site
https://ajaxjp.com/ajaxproducts/penna/

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