Something to consider as well, find out the actual measurements before purchasing.

My wireless Logitech keyboard, not bluetooth, measures about 18 inches left to right and almost 8 inches front to back.

If it is an inch or two smaller, it may not have the key separation you want.

This is an older one, but the F-keys are separated into groups of four, it is exactly like a regular desktop keyboard.

In fact, I think I will look into a bluetooth transmitter that I could plug into an old desktop computer to turn one of those into a bluetooth keyboard.

Glenn

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From: Loy

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Sent: Monday, July 27, 2020 11:50 AM

Subject: Re: bluetooth keyboard question

 

Logitech K270 is a great wireless keyboard. It is a standard keyboard except it does not have a windows key on the right side. About $20 on Amazon.

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From: Tony Malykh

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Sent: Monday, July 27, 2020 12:42 PM

Subject: Re: bluetooth keyboard question

 

I assume you are talking about wireless keyboards, not necessarily bluetooth ones, since I believe there are very few choices for the actual bluetooth PC keyboards. If htis is the case, I can recommend my keyboard, it almost fits your requirements: Microsoft Wireless Comfort Desktop 5050. Function keys are not separated into groups of four, but what I've done is I put sticky dots on the function keys to make them into groups of four. I put bigger dots on F2 and F3, and I put smaller ones on F1 and F4, so that I can feel the whole group of 4 as a single block of keys.
HTH

--Tony

On 7/22/2020 1:14 PM, Dean Martineau wrote:

Hello. Does there exist a Bluetooth keyboard with function keys separated in groups of four, a numeric keypad and a context menu key?  In other words, with the functionality and appearance of a good old standard Windows keyboard?