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The wired version of the Slim X1 — a compact backlit keyboard that connects over USB-C with no pairing, no charging and no battery to go flat mid-lesson. For a shared computer lab or a student workstation, wired is usually the right answer. What it does: Compact tenkeyless layout, no numeric keypad USB-C wired connection — plug in and type Backlit keys with 10 brightness levels Slim aluminium body Why wired matters in a school. A Bluetooth keyboard on a shared machine has to be paired, stays paired to the last device, and eventually needs charging. A wired keyboard works for whoever sits down. For labs and libraries, that difference is the whole decision. Need a number pad? The Slim W3 is the same keyboard with a numeric keypad. Purchase orders accepted on school accounts.

A full-size wired backlit keyboard with a numeric keypad, connecting over USB-C. No pairing, no charging — the sensible choice for a shared machine where a different person sits down every period. What it does: Full-size extended layout with numeric keypad USB-C wired connection Backlit keys with 10 brightness levels Slim aluminium body Where the numeric keypad earns its place: maths, accounting and business studies, data entry in the front office, and any spreadsheet work. Students entering long number sequences on a top row are slower and make more errors. Don't need the keypad? The Slim W1 is the same keyboard in a compact layout for less. Purchase orders accepted on school accounts.

The full-size keyboard in the Slim range — extended layout with a numeric keypad, for a desk where the keyboard stays put and comfort matters more than portability. What it does: Full-size extended QWERTY layout with numeric keypad Pairs with up to four devices, switching by dedicated key Backlit keys with 10 adjustable brightness levels Rechargeable over USB-C Slim aluminium body with macOS function keys Where it fits: a fixed staff workstation, front office or business manager's desk — anywhere with sustained spreadsheet, reporting or data entry work. Worth knowing: at full size this isn't a keyboard to carry between rooms. If it needs to travel, the X2 gives you the number pad in a narrower body, and the X1 is smaller again. Windows note: works with Windows 10 and later. Not supported on Windows 7 or 8. Purchase orders accepted on school accounts.

Mechanical keyboards in a slim profile — real switches under the keys rather than a membrane, which means a positive click on every press and a keyboard that lasts through years of heavy typing rather than going mushy. Choose your model: SM1 — the flagship, with the fuller feature set SM3 — full-size mechanical at a lower price Both available in dark or light finishes, with white LED backlighting and Bluetooth connection. Where a mechanical keyboard is worth the money. Not for a general classroom — a wired membrane keyboard is cheaper and fine. These suit staff who type for hours daily, media and coding rooms where key feel matters, and anywhere a keyboard is being replaced annually because the cheap ones wear out. Over three years the maths often favours the mechanical. Purchase orders accepted on school accounts.