The Movable Bluetooth Keyboard enriches Aluminum and Tempered Glass Construction

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Unlike any portable wireless keyboard on the market, the Bluetooth keyboard boosts an eye-catching aluminum and tempered glass construction, and full QWERTY layout lets you quickly type on your mobile devices.

This is a unique and practical Bluetooth keyboard that works with iOS, Android, Windows and Mac OS X devices. As we can see from the images, the wireless keyboard shows off a compact and sleek design. More importantly, it’s made from high-quality tempered glass, which delivers us a unique, transparent body, and its aluminum frame not only enhances its structure, but also adds more modern aesthetics to the keyboard.
The portable keyboard has a full QWERTY layout plus touch-sensitive surface in order to bring you faster and more accurate typing experience that those small touchscreens. Moreover, when paired with a compatible laptop, the glass keyboard offers a touch-pad mouse function.


The tempered glass Bluetooth keyboard is priced at $150 USD. If you’re interested, jump to Fancy for its more details. BTW, also don’t miss the K380 portable Bluetooth keyboard and more related cool stuff by following tags.

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