Brydge - 12.3 Pro+ Wireless Keyboard Touchpad Surface Pro - Silver

Name: Brydge - 12.3 Pro+ Wireless Keyboard Touchpad Surface Pro - Silver
Brand: Brydge
SKU: 6438546
Rating: 4.3 (163 reviews)

Model: 54392BBR

SKU: 6438546

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Key Specs
- Model Compatibility: Microsoft Surface Pro 5, Microsoft Surface Pro 6, Microsoft Surface Pro 4, Microsoft Surface Pro 7
General
- Product Name: 12.3 Pro+ Wireless Keyboard Touchpad Surface Pro
- Brand: Brydge
- Model Number: 54392BBR
- Color: Silver
Compatibility
- Brand Compatibility: Apple
- Model Compatibility: Microsoft Surface Pro 5, Microsoft Surface Pro 6, Microsoft Surface Pro 4, Microsoft Surface Pro 7
Connectivity
- Wireless: true
Included
- Number Of Keys: 78
- Palm Rest Included: false (null)
Warranty
- Manufacturer's Warranty - Parts: 1-Year Limited Warranty. Brydge warrants all Brydge-branded products against defects in materials and workmanship under normal use for a period of one year from the date of purchase. This warranty does not apply to normal wear and tear.
- Manufacturer's Warranty - Labor: 1-Year Limited Warranty. Brydge warrants all Brydge-branded products against defects in materials and workmanship under normal use for a period of one year from the date of purchase. This warranty does not apply to normal wear and tear.
Other
- UPC: 787790155249

The Brydge 12.3 Pro+ wireless keyboard with touchpad matches the quality and functionality of the Surface Pro 4,5,6, and 7 seamlessly. Designed to meet the standards set by Microsoft, the Brydge 12.3 Pro+ features a precision touchpad, adjustable viewing angles and 3-level backlit keys, bringing a laptop-like experience to your Surface Pro.

Precision Touchpad: Featuring the first Bluetooth wireless technology precision touchpad for Windows (patent pending). Native multi-touch technology gives you full control over gestures with native Windows settings - whether it be two, three, or four fingers.
Compatibility: The Brydge 12.3 Pro+ is compatible with the Surface Pro 4, 5, 6, and 7. Each element is designed and engineered to work seamlessy with the Surface Pro, delivering an unparalleled experience.
Designed for Surface: Have confidence that your 12.3 Pro+ was designed and engineered to meet the standards set by Microsoft.
Reliable Pairing: Industry-leading 5.0 Bluetooth wireless technology for fast connectivity every time. With a battery life lasting up to 6-months on each charge, you'll be ready to work anytime, anywhere.
Travel Friendly: Great for those on-the-go, the Brydge 12.3 Pro+ features a multi-touch precision touchpad, versatile viewing angles, tactile typing and adjustable backlit keys.

Q: Can you use this keyboard as a WiFi keyboard to your Microsoft pro without having to attach it to the screen? Will it be able to still work? Or is there something I can buy to attach to it so I can still type without attachment to the screen?

A: Hi Leo, Yes, this is a Bluetooth keyboard; it does not have to be attached to the Surface Pro to work.

Q: Is this The keuboard only?

A: Yes. It's just the keyboard and the cable to charge it

Q: Is this a laptop and keyboard

A: No, it's a Bluetooth keyboard that attaches to a Microsoft Surface Pro 4,5,6,or 7. You have to have one of those tablets and together they turn the tablet into something that works like a laptop.

Q: How long do you charge it before use?

A: I don't think I have ever charged mine, and it is still going strong after about a month. It was ready right out of the box. I likely need to charge it soon, but it seems to hold a charge well.

Q: How much does this keyboard weigh?

A: A little over a pound

Q: Is this compatible with a protective case for the surface pro?

A: Beings that this is a Bluetooth keyboard, technically it will work with a protective case, but you wouldn't be able to attach the surface pro to the keyboard. The case will not fit in the hinges that hold the Surface Pro.

Q: Does it have dule camera front and rear?

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Q: I seem to have lost my charging cord for the keyboard and was wondering what kind of cord it was. I can't seem to find that information anywhere online except it being called a "charging cable" which doesn't really help.

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Customers are saying

Customers highly value the keyboard quality, particularly praising the precision touchpad and build quality. Positive feedback also highlights the excellent battery life and ease of use, with many appreciating the straightforward setup process. While some find the weight to be a drawback, others appreciate the satisfying key travel. The price point is also frequently cited as a positive aspect of the product.

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Rated 5 out of 5 stars
Great keyboard but adds a lot of weight
I am always trying to find the right keyboard for my Surface. I got the official keyboard cover and I enjoyed typing on it, but it still feels flimsy as you type on it. I always heard great things with Brydge and was excited to get this. After a few weeks with this, here are my thoughts: Pros: -Feel: this is an amazing typing experience. The keys feel great as you type away. It also has good key travel for my smaller hands, but this actually feels like a true laptop experience. The touchpad is nice and responsive: -Protection: like all Brydge products, the keyboard attaches to the tablet/computer via two hinges that securely holds it and gives you the clamshell design. The hinges are nice and secure, I don’t fear it opening by accident or falling out. -Viewing angles: The hinges also give you good viewing angles and keeps it in that angle so you don’t have to use the Surface’s built in kickstand. Which also allows you to truly use the Surface on your lap without it feeling awkward. -other features: backlit keyboard, always a good thing. Long battery life (6 months with initial charge). Cons: -weight. At 1.46 lbs, this adds to the overall weight when you have the Surface attached. -temperature: the surface pro 7 already gets hot when I use it. Having the Keyboard which connects via BT makes it even hotter. This is not a knock off tue keyboard, but the overall experience can be an uncomfortable one. Overall, I really enjoy the Brydge Keyboard. I feel it works well, improves your trying experience. Highly recommend this keyboard.
Posted 4 years ago by APFLORES413
Rated 4 out of 5 stars
A Better Keyboard
This is my second Brydge keyboard, my first I used with my Surface Pro G3, it was a huge step up from MS's no travel keyboard pad. My current Surface Pro G7, came bundled with a MS keyboard, so I'm going compare and contrast the MS keyboard with the Brydge 12.3 Pro+. Given my love for my first Brydge keyboard, I was anxious to try they new Brydge 12.3 Pro+. First weight, the new Bridge Pro+ is lighter than the original, but more than twice the weight of the MS keyboard, but this is not all bad the Brydge balance the Surface's weight so it can be positioned it at any angle, without using the kickstand. You can also use the Brydge detached from the surface (BT connection) so you can position the surface at greater distance (I do this frequently where the surface is about a foot from the keyboard - or in my lap), I can't do this with the MS keyboard, that has to be attached to Surface, and you can't balance it in your lap (too flimsy). As I said the brydge connects to the Surface via Bluetooth, but to save power the Brydge powers down after a few minutes of non-use. So when you start to use again the first keystroke is lost unless you remember to wake it up by pressing the shift, ctl or fn key first; I use other BT keyboards all the time so I'm accustomed to this, I also have learned to look for backlighting to be on before I start typing. So this a difference but not a big deal to me. Key travel/key size - a big win for Brydge, all the keys are slightly larger the the MS keyboard, and the key travel is a little longer, it just feels much more natural to type on the Brydge keyboard - no contest. Backlighting, I love backlighted keyboards, don't know how I got along without one. The Brydge backlight is almost twice as bright as the MS keyboard, and it stays on longer. It's also adjustable low, med, and bright. Charging, the new keyboard holds a charge about 3 times longer than their original (6mo vs 2mo); Both are plenty long, and when charging the keyboard you can still use it. The MS keyboard does not need charging, but that means their backlighting and keyboard draws power from the Surface. So with the Brydge your Surface will last longer on batteries. Trackpad, this is an area the MS keyboard has improved the most. The MS trackpad is very good, but the Brydge trackpad, is slightly larger, and even more accurate, 100% of trackpad is responsive, the edges of the MS trackpad, may or may not do what you would expect. Protection, the Brydge is made of aluminum, it much stronger than the "Fabric"/plastic MS keyboard. It also heavier, which may, be a negative to some. I'd also have to call the Brydge keyboard is "prettier" the construction is excellent, it match's the Surface's high quality appearance. The MS keyboard, still looks/feels like an afterthought. One ding (star) against the new Brydge 12.3 Pro+ keyboard with my MS Surface 7, it pulls off the hinges pretty easily. With my old Brydge I could lift the surface and the Brydge keyboard stay connected to the hinges. If I do the same with my new Brydge keyboard attached the Surface pulls out of the hinges. Their original had multiple silicone inserts for the different thickness of the different Generations of MS Surfaces. There is not that much difference between the G4-G7 but there is some, I wish the Surface did not separate as easily as it does. Overall the Brydge is a much better keyboard, in almost every way than the MS keyword. If I had to buy either a MS keyboard or a Brydge the cost/performance difference makes this an easy decision - Brydge wins. Except for staying connected to the surface, when lifting the screen, it's nearly perfect.
Posted 4 years ago by 3Tcubed
Rated 5 out of 5 stars
Is it a tablet or is it a laptop!?!
I just purchased the surface pro 7 and the brydge keyboard and love them both….I can use my surface as a tablet when I want a tablet or use it aa a laptop….its the best of both worlds
Posted 4 years ago by EmJay78