Endorfy Thock 75% Wireless Black, CZ/SK layout

Wireless connectivity is an innovative technology that allows devices to communicate without cables with a computer or other devices. They can be powered by a classic battery (AA or AAA type) with long life, or by an integrated battery for practicality, but with less life. Battery life can also be further reduced by the presence of a backlight. The standard range of such a connection is 10 metres, but some devices can communicate over longer distances. This makes them ideal for laptops and for carrying around.

Bluetooth is a wireless technology designed to transfer data between devices over a relatively short distance. It is particularly popular for connecting headphones, mice, keyboards and other peripherals to computers, mobile phones or tablets.

USB (Universal Serial Bus) is a standard interface for connecting various peripheral devices to computers. It is known for its versatility, speed and ability to transfer both data and electricity.

This small device allows wireless peripherals such as keyboards and mice to communicate with the computer. It is usually plugged into the computer's USB port and acts as a bridge between the computer and the wireless device.

Compact keyboards, often referred to as 60% keyboards, are designed to minimize physical size by not including some keys that are not strictly necessary for all users. These keyboards usually do not have a number pad, a function row (F1-F12), nor do you find navigation keys (Home, End, Page Up, Page Down) and sometimes directional arrow keys. This compactness makes them ideal for users who have limited space or travel frequently with computer equipment.

Anti-ghosting is a feature of keyboards that allows multiple simultaneous keystrokes to be recorded flawlessly. This feature is essential for gamers and professional users who require fast and accurate inputs, for example for using complex keyboard shortcuts. "Ghosting" occurs when multiple keys are pressed simultaneously and the keyboard is unable to correctly record each press, which can lead to incorrect or unrecorded input. Anti-ghosting keyboards are designed to prevent this problem. They use advanced circuit designs or individual diodes for each key, this ensures that every keystroke is correctly and reliably registered no matter how many keys are pressed simultaneously.