QWERKYTOYS Qwerkywriter Typewriter Inspired Retro Mechanical Wired & Wireless Keyboard with Tablet Stand
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Features
- Premium All-Metal Construction with Ultra High Gloss Chrome Finish
- Cast Metal Programmable Return Bar Classic Carriage Return Function
- Dual Function Scroll Knobs Volume Control & Page Scrolling
- Wired USB-C & Wireless Bluetooth 5.0 Connectivity upto 3 devices
- Long-Lasting 3500mAh Rechargeable Battery Up to 2 Months per Charge
- New Long Lasting 3500mah Battery - Lasts 1-2 Months of Normal Use
- 2-Piece Patented Typewriter Inspired Keycaps Automotive-Grade Electroplated Finish
- Cherry MX "Clicky" Blue Switch
- Heavy-Duty Integrated Tablet Stand Supports Up to 12.9-Inch Devices
Brand: QWERKYTOYS
Compatible Devices: Laptop - Macbook Pro, Windows Laptops, PC, Smart TV - Apple TV, Samsung Smart TV, Smartphone - iPhone, Samsung, Sony, Tablets - iOS, Android, Kindle, Samsung See more
Connectivity Technology: Wired, Wireless
Keyboard Description: Mechanical
Recommended Uses For Product: Business, Education, Everyday Use, Gaming, Multimedia, Office, Personal, Photo Editing, Programming, Video Editing See more
Special Feature: 2-Piece Patented Typewriter Inspired Keycaps – Automotive-Grade Electroplated Finish, Cast Metal Programmable Return Bar – Classic Carriage Return Function, Dual Function Scroll Knobs – Volume Control & Page Scrolling, Premium All-Metal Construction with Ultra High Gloss Chrome Finish, Wired USB-C & Wireless Bluetooth 5.0 Connectivity upto 3 devices See more
Color: BLACK CHROME
Keyboard backlighting color support: Single Color
Style: Typewriter Inspired Retro Vintage Antique Mechanical Keyboard
Product Dimensions: 13"L x 7"W x 3"H
Product Dimensions: 9.25 x 15.5 x 3.5 inches
Item Weight: 3.3 pounds
Manufacturer: Qwerkytoys, Inc
Item model number: QWERKYWRITER1S
Batteries: 1 Lithium Ion batteries required. (included)
Is Discontinued By Manufacturer: No
Date First Available: August 18, 2016
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Color: BLACK CHROME
The media could not be loaded. These days, owning and using a manual typewriter is teetering on the brink of becoming the next "owning a record player to play vinyl records" niche sensation. In a digital age, making use of mostly mechanical, analog technology is a deliberate choice, but one that's fraught with much of the same baggage that caused us to abandon it in the first place. [To see what I mean, check out Scott Schad's nifty book, Typewriters for Writers (2014), where he lovingly describes the extraordinary lengths required just to do a small portion of the things even the most rudimentary text-centric software and apps can do with no manual intervention.] While the look and feel of a good manual typewriter is undeniably unique, properly maintaining and utilizing such a beast is probably well beyond those with just a casual interest. Enter the Qwerkytoys Qwerkywriter (Amazon, Official Website), which gives you much of the look and feel of a good manual typewriter, but with the benefits of the digital age. Paired with your computer or a good tablet and the right app, you can create an alternative writing environment that just might be the envy of even some of the more dedicated manual typewriter enthusiasts (although probably not Mr. Schad). A good, name brand mechanical keyboard - which anyone who spends any time typing should invest in - usually starts in the hundred dollar range and goes up from there. Even with those numbers in mind, the Qwerkywriter is pricey. And that price was lowered to $249.00. Of course, to be fair to the Qwerkywriter, it is a unique design, so it's not really surprising that it exceeds the price of most high-end mechanical keyboards, where it's probably easier to buy parts in quantity. The US keyboard layout model I'm reviewing features 83 keys, while the UK version has 84 (where the left shift key is instead two separate circular keys). Most of the keys are circular, while others, like BACKSPACE and ENTER, are rounded rectangles. These keys are beautifully crafted, although the space bar is unique among the keys and is neither as stylish nor feels quite as good when typing. A typewriter-style carriage return lever on the left side of the machine functions as a macro key, although, for enhanced authenticity, I just had mine duplicate the ENTER key's functionality. This is a Bluetooth-only device that supports just one profile at a time, so to use it with multiple devices you'll have to pair it again between device changes. The microUSB port is only for charging. Since there's no backlight, you'll get up to three months of battery life. Although it has automatic power saving, there's also a discrete on/off rocker switch. Towards the back, there's a generously-sized slot that should fit most tablets, like my Apple iPad Pro 9.7, or 2-in-1 computers, like my Microsoft Surface Pro 3, up to 5/8" in thickness. Of course, use of the slot is optional, and it's just as easy to use the Qwerkywriter with a desktop or other Bluetooth-enabled device. To the left and right of the slot are platen knobs, but sadly these are just for decoration and don't actually rotate (it would be cool to use them to move the cursor, similar to the dedicated cursor keys). Device dimensions are about 13" wide and 7" deep. Thanks to its aluminum construction and other mechanical parts, it weighs a solid 3 lbs. That heft helps with stability, and, like the Freewrite I reviewed earlier, helps with the overall feel versus a regular keyboard. I tried the Qwerkywriter with a variety of software and apps on my Surface Pro 3 and iPad Pro 9.7. It was on the latter that perhaps the most fun was had, using the popular Tom Hanks-driven Hanx Writer. Simulating the look, sounds, and yes, limitations of a typewriter on the iPad's screen paired perfectly with the authentic look and feel of the Qwerkywriter. Just like with the Freewrite before it, although not without its flaws, the Qwerkywriter is unique in the market and it services the purpose it was designed for well. You can have as little or as much of the "romantic" typewriter writing experience as you'll likely want, without all the hassle that goes into owning a real manual typewriter. Pluses: - Classy design - Good build quality - Great manual typewriter-like feel - Unique typing experience Minuses: - Pricey - Only one Bluetooth profile, so need to resync each time you want to use a different device with it - Space bar is a bit disappointing, though even that is somewhat authentic - Platen knobs are just for decoration Summary: Although you probably won't want to use the Qwerkywriter as your daily driver keyboard, it's a great, if pricey way to create a unique manual typewriter-like writing environment while still maintaining the many advantages of today's digital world.
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Reviewed in the United States on April 7, 2017 by Bill Loguidice
Color: BLACK CHROME
I write about 5k words a day and I used a gaming keyboard for the springback on the keys, but it annoyed me for having functionality I didn’t need and clicking a wrong button could send me wherever. Figured this was probably a total gimmick but it does look good, so maybe? I love it!! Do get the wrist rest, but they keys feel good on your actual fingertips and you can find your position easily without looking down (f and j have bumps) like a regular typewriter. It has ctrl, esc, page down, etc but they’re well positioned and I’m not hitting them accidentally when I get on a tear. I wish it were wireless, but that said it hooks up effortlessly so wouldn’t want to trade that. The scroll works and the carriage return works- which was cute at first, and then I spontaneously started using them in earnest :) Others mentioned a delay. I experience that as well, but it’s intermittent and short and doesn’t really bother me much. But it’s definitely a thing that pops up every 200 words or so, and is resolved in a second or two. It’s maybe kind of a gimmick- but I love it! It’s great quality, perfect weight- I look forward to using it every day. Very happy with the purchase!
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Reviewed in the United States on May 6, 2025 by T. K. Macleod
Color: BLACK CHROME
I'm a professional novelist, and I was given a Qwerkywriter keyboard by a fan. That was how I was introduced to this amazing keyboard. The one that the fan gave me as a gift lasted only a year or two, because I accidentally spilled coffee on it, and it was destroyed. However, loving the clicky feel of this keyboard, I immediately bought myself one, even though at the time it was over $300. The feel of this keyboard is superior, and its round keys mimic many of the keyboards on typewriters, which I also use in writing my novels. There are a couple of caveats regarding this keyboard, however. One, the Bluetooth connection has a very slight lag time, so I use this keyboard connected to a USB port, eliminating any lag time. Two, let me be clear that this keyboard is ideal for writers; if you are a coder or someone who works with numbers a lot, there is no number pad, so it is not ideal for these other uses. Three, the carriage return bar is really just an affectation; you won't find yourself using it when typing a document. The main thing that I love about the Qwerkywriter keyboard is its solid build and overall quality. The keyboard switches are mechanical, and therefore clicky, so there is wonderful tactile feedback when you're typing. The case is solid metal, so the whole thing has some heft and won't slide around your desk. I would recommend that if you do a lot of typing, you'll want to have a wrist pad in front of the keyboard as well as in front of your mouse. The reason for this is that the keyboard rests about an inch higher on your desk than normal keyboards. One final note, the top of the keyboard has a slot to hold a tablet, in case you want to use this as a tablet keyboard. I heartily recommend this keyboard for writers, especially writers of books, novels, plays, or other long form documents.
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Reviewed in the United States on March 29, 2023 by C.C. Writer C.C. Writer