This category covers keyboards and mice for laptops, tablets and other mobile devices. Samsung has the most products, and you will also find items from Logitech, Microsoft, Hama and Targus.
Our range has over 90 products, from simple office accessories to models made for more demanding working conditions.
How to choose a keyboard or mouse
Compatibility. Start by checking which operating system and device the accessory will work with: Windows, macOS, Android or iPadOS. Keyboard cases for tablets often fit only one specific model, because they wrap around a body of a particular size. Universal Bluetooth keyboards and mice work with many devices.
Connection and power. Bluetooth does not need a free USB port, which matters on a tablet or a thin laptop. Accessories with a USB receiver usually connect quickly but take up a port. Some models can pair with several devices and switch between them at the press of a button. Wireless accessories need new batteries or an occasional charge, so a wired model suits anyone who wants to avoid that.
Key layout. If you type a lot in Lithuanian, check whether the keyboard has Lithuanian letters printed on the keys. Many models carry only English markings. You can still type in Lithuanian by switching the input language, but the printed letters will not match what appears on screen.
Mouse shape and size. A smaller mouse is easier to carry and works well with a laptop, while a larger one sits better in the hand during long working days. If you work in a shared office, look for quiet buttons and consider what kind of scroll wheel you prefer.
Brands in our range
- Samsung: makes accessories for its own Galaxy tablets and phones, so these keyboards and cases are designed for devices from the same series.
- Logitech: known for its MX series of office keyboards and mice, and many of its models can connect to several devices.
- Microsoft: offers accessories for Surface devices as well as ergonomic keyboards and mice for Windows computers.
- Hama and Targus: both are known for computer and mobile accessories, and Targus focuses mainly on laptops and travel.
- Panasonic, Zebra and Getac: build rugged computers and tablets, so their accessories are meant for warehouses, factories and work outdoors.
- Lenovo: its ThinkPad laptops are known for comfortable keyboards with a TrackPoint pointing stick.
Also in our range: Black Rock, Terra, White Diamonds.
Frequently asked questions
How do I connect a wireless keyboard to a tablet?
In most cases you use Bluetooth. Put the keyboard into pairing mode, open the Bluetooth settings on the tablet and choose the keyboard from the list. Keyboard cases made for a specific tablet model often connect through contacts and need no pairing.
Can I use a mouse with a tablet?
Yes, provided the tablet's operating system supports mouse input. Newer versions of Android and iPadOS support Bluetooth mice, while a model with a USB receiver may need an adapter. Check which ports your tablet has before buying.
Is Bluetooth or a USB receiver better?
It depends on the device. Bluetooth suits tablets and thin laptops because it leaves the USB port free and makes it easier to connect to several devices. A USB receiver usually connects faster and works well on a desktop computer with a spare port.
Do I need a keyboard with a Lithuanian layout?
No, it is not essential. You can type in Lithuanian on an English-layout keyboard by switching the input language in your operating system. If you write a lot and do not want to hunt for letters such as ą, č or ž, choose a model with Lithuanian markings on the keys.
