Samsung Launches New Wireless Keyboard Compatible with Three Devices

Samsung has unveiled a new smart wireless keyboard that incorporates artificial intelligence features and can connect to three electronic devices simultaneously. This functionality makes it a practical choice for users who frequently switch between multiple screens.

The keyboard boasts a modern, slim design with a thickness of just 4.3 mm, constructed from robust aluminum and plastic, and weighs a mere 218 grams, making it suitable for both office environments and travel.

It connects via Bluetooth 5.4 and includes a dedicated button for quickly toggling between connected devices, complemented by LED indicators that show which device is currently in use.

Additionally, the keyboard supports Samsung DeX technology, allowing users to utilize their phone as a computer on larger displays. It features a dedicated key for activating smart assistants, enabling users to access Bixby or Google Gemini on Android devices, and Microsoft Copilot when connected to Windows devices.

Despite its advanced capabilities, the keyboard relies solely on Bluetooth and does not support 2.4 GHz wireless connections. A mouse that supports multiple pairings is not included, which may require users to purchase one separately.

Samsung has announced that the keyboard is now available in the United States, Italy, Malaysia, and Hong Kong, with plans to launch soon in Canada and India, priced starting at approximately $100.