Samsung has just introduced a brand new PC peripheral in the global market. The new Samsung Smart Keyboard features a wireless TKL keyboard that brings a slim and light design built for regular use in a compact form factor. So here’s everything you need to know.
Samsung Smart Keyboard: What do you get for $100?
The South Korean tech giant just announced the latest Smart Keyboard model as a wireless keyboard that has a TKL (Tenkeyless) design, which means you skip out on the numpad. So you get 80 keys that have a 19mm travel. In terms of dimensions, the Samsung Smart Keyboard measures 111.5 x 280.3mm and weighs just 218 grams. It connects to your PC via Bluetooth 5.4, with support for multi-device connection.
Notably, you get a dedicated Samsung DeX key along with an AI Short Key, which brings up Copilot in Windows. There is also support for Samsung’s very own Bixby and Google’s Gemini. Unfortunately, the brand’s latest wireless keyboard is powered by a CR2032 coin cell battery, rather than a rechargeable Li-Po battery pack. This model was just announced in a single color option that includes a silver body and dark gray keys.
The company just announced the new wireless keyboard in the US, Hong Kong, and the European region. In the US, the Samsung Smart Keyboard carries an official price tag of $109.99, although, it is available for purchase on Amazon for just under $100. In related news, Logitech just launched the Signature Slim Solar+ K980 wireless keyboard in India with a 10 year battery life, while ASUS just dropped a new 65% compact gaming keyboard.
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