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JEDEL MINI KEYBOARD KB-1000

JEDEL MINI KEYBOARD KB-1000
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JEDEL MINI KEYBOARD KB-1000
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Key Features

    • Compact and lightweight mini keyboard design
    • Low-profile, silent membrane keys for quiet typing
    • UV-coated keycaps reduce wear and fading
    • Space-saving layout ideal for small desks or POS systems
    • Plug-and-play USB connection – no drivers needed
    • Compatible with Windows and Mac OS
    • Durable build for long-term use
    • Ergonomic design for comfortable typing
    • Perfect for office, home, and retail environments
    • Minimalist look suitable for modern setups
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BrandJedel
ModelKB-1000
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Compact & Efficient: JEDEL KB-1000 Mini Wired Keyboard

The JEDEL KB-1000 is a compact mini wired keyboard designed for users who need space-saving functionality without compromising on essential typing performance. Its slim profile, UV-coated keycaps, and quiet membrane keys make it ideal for office desks, POS systems, kiosks, and home setups with limited space.

Despite its minimal footprint, it features a full alphanumeric layout with responsive keys for smooth typing. The plug-and-play USB interface ensures instant compatibility with Windows and Mac systems, making it perfect for casual users and professionals alike.

Buy from Dear IT Solution – Space-Saving Solutions, Original Quality

At Dear IT Solution, we provide original JEDEL accessories like the KB-1000 Mini Keyboard, which are tested for functionality before shipping. While this product includes 1 year warranty, we ensure secure packaging, fast delivery, and dependable after-sales support throughout Bangladesh. Get compact computing gear you can trust—only from us.

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