Chiclet keyboards at first came up in laptops and were appreciated by a lot of users, because increased distance between the keys helped reduce number of typos and made typing more enjoyable. At the same time, these keyboards traditionally have low-profile buttons — with light pressing and short travel, which is another advantage for a broad audience, particularly — for people that are more used to work on laptops, than on stationary PCs.

That's why SVEN continues developing its family of chiclet keyboards with low-profile keys. Introducing a fully wireless model SVEN KB-E5300W, which connects to a PC using 2.4 GHz adapter with no additional drivers required. The device enclosure has a small size — just 430×118×30 mm, and fits 109 keys, including a complete numerical pad, which is indispensable for those who deals a lot with calculations. The device also has a small weight — just a little more than 400 g, so the owner can easily take it along if necessary.

Great user experience is ensured by 5 buttons for quick access to the most demanded features, plus 12 multimedia keys, activated by Fn button. Change volume, playback or pause a track — all of this can be done by a single click. The layout is standard, Russian letters on keys are highlighted with red — it is very easy to figure out the labeling. There is also a low battery charge indicator, allowing to avoid unexpected shutdown of a keyboard at the worst possible moment.

The device is great both from a design and a user experience point of view. You can make sure of it right now — SVEN KB-E5300W is already available on the shelves and will satisfy the audience not only with its properties, but also with a traditionally affordable price.