A wireless Microsoft-style keyboard should pair cleanly, hold a charge or battery, and keep the Windows-key layout you already know.
- See whether pairing is Bluetooth, a 2.4 GHz receiver, or both, and how many devices it remembers.
- Check battery type, claimed idle time, and whether a charging cable ships.
- Confirm range notes if you type from a couch toward a living-room tower.
Use those wireless fields on Keyboards & Mice cards to avoid a board that only works at arm’s length.