Boxwave
Boxwave SlimKeys Bluetooth 3.0 Keyboard for Unihertz Atom — Jet Black
Ultra-thin Bluetooth 3.0 keyboard with chiclet keys turns the Unihertz Atom into a portable typing station
- Ultra-thin at 3/16 inch for effortless portability
- Chiclet-style keys deliver full-sized typing comfort
- Built-in on/off switch conserves battery life
- Bluetooth 3.0 enables fast, reliable pairing
- Turns the Atom into a portable productivity station
Ultra-Thin Keyboard for Unihertz Atom
The Boxwave SlimKeys Bluetooth 3.0 Keyboard is a compact input accessory built specifically for the Unihertz Atom smartphone. At 3/16 inch thick, it adds a physical chiclet-style key layout to the tiny handset for serious typing on the move. It targets travellers and field workers who need a pocketable way to write long emails or notes without carrying a laptop.
Chiclet Keys and On/Off Switch
The keyboard supplies responsive, low-profile keys that mimic the tactile feel of a full-sized board, turning the Atom into a netbook-like productivity station. A built-in on/off switch conserves battery life between sessions, while the energy-efficient Bluetooth 3.0 radio reduces unnecessary power drain during active use or idle connection. No cables or dongles are required.
Bluetooth 3.0 Pairing and Portability
Pairing is handled through the device Bluetooth 3.0 stack for quick, reliable links without the lag of older versions. The ultra-slim profile slips into most bags or pockets, so setup takes seconds wherever you stop to work. Buyers who need a protective case with an integrated kickstand or a backlit key option will not find those features here.
Highlights
- Ultra-thin at 3/16 inch for effortless portability
- Chiclet-style keys deliver full-sized typing comfort
- Built-in on/off switch conserves battery life
- Bluetooth 3.0 enables fast, reliable pairing
- Turns the Atom into a portable productivity station
Specifications
No published specifications for this item yet.
Questions about this item
How often will I need to change or recharge the batteries in the SlimKeys keyboard?
The keyboard runs on standard replaceable batteries; the built-in on/off switch and Bluetooth 3.0 help extend life, so typical office use yields several months per set.
What is the first limitation I will hit if I type continuously for hours?
Bluetooth 3.0 bandwidth and the compact chiclet layout are the practical limits; sustained high-speed typing may feel cramped before any wireless throughput issue appears.
Does the keyboard get warm or make noise after being on all day?
No moving parts or active cooling means it stays silent and at room temperature during continuous operation.
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