"Most people no longer live on a single machine. A MacBook for creative work, a Windows desktop for heavier tasks, an iPad for meetings, and a phone for everything in between. The awkward dance of swapping keyboards, re-learning shortcuts, or tolerating cramped laptop layouts becomes daily routine, and most wireless sets still assume you are loyal to one OS and one device at a time, which feels increasingly out of step with how people actually work."
"Satechi's Slim EX Wireless Series, the EX3 and EX1 keyboards, plus the Slim EX Wireless Mouse, is an attempt to make that juggling act feel natural. All three are designed to work across macOS, Windows, Android, and iPadOS, connect to multiple devices, and use USB-C rechargeable, user-replaceable batteries so they do not become e-waste the moment the original cell starts to fade after a few years of daily charging cycles."
"A desk-based setup is where the Slim EX3 Wireless Keyboard lives under a monitor, handling most of the day's typing. Its full-size layout includes a numeric keypad and navigation keys, quiet scissor-switch keys, and automatic OS-specific key mapping that flips modifiers when you jump from a Mac to a Windows machine. Up to four devices can stay paired over Bluetooth or a 2.4 GHz USB-C dongle, so switching does not mean re-pairing every time you close one laptop and open another."
The Slim EX Wireless Series includes EX3 and EX1 keyboards and a Slim EX mouse compatible with macOS, Windows, Android, and iPadOS. All devices pair with up to four systems via Bluetooth or a 2.4 GHz USB-C dongle and switch OS-specific key mappings so modifiers flip between Mac and Windows. The EX3 is a full-size desk keyboard with a numeric keypad and quiet scissor-switches; the EX1 is a compact model that omits the numeric pad while keeping the same typing feel. Each peripheral uses USB-C rechargeable, user-replaceable batteries, offers up to five weeks of runtime depending on use, and reduces e-waste by allowing battery replacement.
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