Kensington - Pro Fit Ergo KB675 EQ TKL Wired Keyboard - Cable Connectivity - Tenkeyless - USB Type A Interface - macOS - Black

The Kensington Pro Fit Ergo KB675 EQ TKL Rechargeable Keyboard is built for people who spend most of the workday typing and want a layout that keeps the wrists in a more neutral position. The tenkeyless frame splits and slopes the key clusters outward, adding an adjustable reverse tilt so the hands can angle downward instead of arching upward the way they do on a flat keyboard, and an integrated wrist rest supports the palms during pauses between keystrokes. Connectivity is the standout feature, since the keyboard pairs over Bluetooth or a 2.4GHz RF USB-A dongle, both protected with 128-bit AES encryption and effective to about 30 feet from the host computer, giving users the flexibility to switch between a desktop and a laptop without re-pairing. A built-in 500mAh lithium-ion battery charges over USB-C and runs for roughly 2.5 months per charge, so the keyboard rarely needs to be plugged in during normal use, and a 5.9-foot USB-C cable is included for charging or wired operation. Non-mechanical key switches with N-key rollover register every press accurately even during fast typing, and dedicated keys for video conferencing and customizable macros sit within easy reach for quick access during calls or repetitive tasks. RGB indicators show battery and connection status at a glance. The keyboard measures 15.6 by 10.2 by 1.7 inches and weighs 2.16 pounds, giving it enough heft to stay planted on a desk. Full compatibility with both Mac and Windows makes the keyboard a fit for mixed-platform offices, and the black finish suits most desk setups.

Adesso Easytouch 600UB Keypad - Cable Connectivity - Compact - USB Interface - 19 Key(s) - Windows 7, Mac OS - PC, Mac - Cherry MX Red Keyswitch

No matter what type of professional you are, you'll appreciate the efficiency and portability of the Lenovo USB Numeric Keypad Gen II. It's got all the features of our classic keypad, but with a more stylish, and functional design. Just plug it in, wait a few seconds, and you're good to go.