By compact, I mean a laptop-size, usually due to missing the numeric keypad.
By good, it needs the following to satisfy; no need for a function key to unlock basic keys like 'pgup/down', and has hotkeys particularly those for adjusting volume.
I've had two wired keyboards like this (and they were hard to come by, cheap, ended up breaking), and i've found about two or three wireless ones online but neither satisfies the 'good' requirement. Some were missing hotkeys, one lacked arrow keys (microsoft arc), one required fn to use pgup/down.
No touchpad/trackball would be nice as well.
By good, it needs the following to satisfy; no need for a function key to unlock basic keys like 'pgup/down', and has hotkeys particularly those for adjusting volume.
I've had two wired keyboards like this (and they were hard to come by, cheap, ended up breaking), and i've found about two or three wireless ones online but neither satisfies the 'good' requirement. Some were missing hotkeys, one lacked arrow keys (microsoft arc), one required fn to use pgup/down.
No touchpad/trackball would be nice as well.





