KB630-M1 Virtual Projection Keyboard

No, this is a laser projection device, so there are no physical keys to press. You will not feel the resistance or click of a traditional keyboard, which may require an adjustment period for touch typists.

The keyboard works best on flat, opaque, and non-reflective surfaces. Avoid glass, dark, or highly textured surfaces, as these can interfere with the laser's ability to project clearly or detect your keystrokes accurately.

Yes, it connects wirelessly to most Bluetooth-enabled devices, including tablets, laptops, and PCs. It is designed to function as a standard input device once paired.

The unit uses an infrared sensor to detect the movement of your fingers as they break the laser light plane on the surface. It then translates those interruptions into specific keystrokes sent to your connected device.

Because it lacks tactile feedback, it is better suited for quick data entry, emails, and short notes rather than long-form writing. Most users find it difficult to maintain high typing speeds or accuracy for extended periods compared to a physical keyboard.