Reliable Bluetooth keyboard?

[Cyber-Mav]

Got one of those cheapo 4 quid Bluetooth keyboard without numpad that has random disconnect issues.
Can someone spec me a cheap or good value for money Bluetooth keyboard that has solid connection reliability?
Prefer keyboard to be smaller so without the numpad is better option for me.
Doesn't have to be fancy just got to be reliable on its connection

 

[Philtor]

Logitech K380s is worth a look.

 

[ED209]

I use the Logitech G915 on Bluetooth all day long for work and then I switch back to the USB dongle on my main PC and both work well without an issue. (the 1 without the keypad etc)

It would depend on how much you would class as "cheap" though. I got mine on offer for £120

 

[im4gine3]

Logitech K380s is worth a look.

Seconded. I have the bigger brother (which is about £10 extra), the K780 and have no issues

 

[ATIorNvidia]

I have an original K380 that hasn't given me any issues, and battery life is good, as is the case with most Logitech stuff.

 

[Cyber-Mav]

looks like logitech are the masters of bluetooth keyboards. will check them out and see if they got one that fits the requirements.

 

[Begbie]

Logitech K380s is worth a look.

I have one for my tablet, works great.

 

[rumple9]

I've had a few Bluetooth keyboards connected to the mobo but the connection often drops out, they are slow to wake up and keys repeat. Couple of weeks ago I got a Tecurs 2.4ghz dongle keyboard and it's been great so far. Cheap too.

 

[Cyber-Mav]

Ordered a hp 450 which is on offer for 15 quid at the moment so should do the job