The shortcut keys are as follows: play/pause, mute, volume up/down, search, share, devices, and settings.

The F keys are shortcut keys but with the addition of a Fn button, you can access the F1-12 buttons.

The standard QWERTY layout is complimented by a top row of keys running from escape to delete with F1-F12 and page down squeezed in between. The Bluetooth, two 2xAAA battery powered keyboard, is compact and offers the straightforward basics you would expect for a Microsoft built keyboard. The keyboard, much like the mouse, is designed for mobility, and because of that it's a bit smaller than your typical laptop keyboard. The keyboard sizes in at 10.1 inches across and 3.97 inches tall and also uses Bluetooth for connectivity. The Wedge keyboard has an MSRP of $79.95 and is not cheap by any means for a mobile keyboard. For reference, I have been using this keyboard for a solid week, 40+ hours into this device and came to the conclusions below. Much like the recently reviewed Wedge mouse, we have for you today a review of the Wedge keyboard.

Seeing as the keyboard is likely the most touched piece of hardware when using a PC, it is imperative that the keyboard fit all of your needs for comfort and durability. With a desktop and now tablets, you have the ability to swap them out if desired to find the perfect fit for your needs. With a laptop, the keyboard is a critical component that, if ignored during the design phase, can ruin the final product. A keyboard is a product that defines your device.

Microsoft wedge keyboard unboxing