ELECOM Japanese Layout USB 2.4GHz Wireless Keyboard & Mouse Combo for Computer and Laptop, 109 Keys, Full-Size with Numeric Keypad, Quiet, Foldable Stand Windows Mac (TK-FDM106MBK)
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ELECOM Japanese Layout USB 2.4GHz Wireless Keyboard & Mouse Combo for Computer and Laptop, 109 Keys, Full-Size with Numeric Keypad, Quiet, Foldable Stand Windows Mac (TK-FDM106MBK)

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Product ID: 175868564
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  • Brand
    ELECOM
  • Compatible Devices
    PC
  • Connectivity Technology
    Wireless
  • Keyboard Description
    Ergonomic
  • Special Feature
    Numeric Keypad
  • Color
    Keyboard +
📶2.4GHz wireless up to 32ft
🔋4-year keyboard battery life
⌨️109-key full Japanese JIS layout

Description

⌨️ Elevate your workspace with Japan’s precision wireless duo!

  • EXTENDED WIRELESS RANGE - Work comfortably up to 32 feet away with ultra-responsive 2.4GHz tech.
  • ERGONOMIC STABLE DESIGN - Full-size layout with numeric keypad and foldable stand grips your desk firmly for focused productivity.
  • LONG LASTING BATTERY LIFE - Keyboard lasts up to 4 years, mouse up to 2 years—stay powered without interruptions.
  • UNIFIED WIRELESS RECEIVER - One receiver powers both keyboard and mouse for clutter-free connectivity.
  • SEAMLESS JAPANESE ENGLISH TYPING - Switch input modes instantly with a single key—perfect for bilingual pros.

The ELECOM TK-FDM106MBK is a full-size Japanese JIS layout wireless keyboard and mouse combo featuring 109 keys, a numeric keypad, and a foldable stand. Utilizing a single 2.4GHz receiver, it offers a reliable wireless range of up to 32 feet. Designed for durability, the keyboard supports 10 million keystrokes and boasts an impressive 4-year battery life, while the mouse lasts 2 years. Compatible with Windows and Mac, it includes power-saving features and a battery status indicator for uninterrupted productivity.

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Specifications

BrandELECOM
SeriesTK-FDM106MBK
Item model numberTK-FDM106MBK
Operating SystemWindows 8.1, Windows XP, Windows 7
Item Weight1.1 pounds
Product Dimensions1.97 x 6.77 x 20.71 inches
Item Dimensions LxWxH1.97 x 6.77 x 20.71 inches
ColorKeyboard + Mouse
Power SourceBattery Powered
Batteries2 AA batteries required.
ManufacturerELECOM
ASINB07NDLV8M9
Is Discontinued By ManufacturerNo
Date First AvailableFebruary 6, 2019

Reviews

4.1

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A**S

Works as expected for English/Japanese

This keyboard is exactly what I wanted and works perfectly after setup. Might not be a good choice for everyone.I use this keyboard with a Windows 11 PC. You have to download the appropriate language pack and go into the settings to change the keyboard layout, so it’s not as easy as just plug in and go. But that’s a limitation of the computer I’m using with it, not the keyboard. After the initial setup though. It’s a quality keyboard that performs as expected. Has a button to toggle English/Japanese, as well as hiragana/katakana. The layout is a little funky from a standard keyboard due to having need for more keys so keep that in mind. But once it’s set up it works perfectly. One note though that を shares a key with わ so you need to shift + わ to get を, that’s the only hiragana character like that so it took me an embarrassing amount of time to figure that out.I am using this to help learn Japanese and think in hiragana when typing sentences. The common consensus I’ve seen is romaji input is more popular for modern typing of Japanese on a keyboard, however as a non-native Japanese learner I think it’s important to break away from romaji until you have perfect grasp of hiragana/katakana.

M**

Japanese keyboard

You have to set up to an app on your phone.

M**N

Great, high quality keyboard

I have had this keyboard for a few months, and it is among the best I have ever used. All of the characters, both English and Japanese, are super clear. The keys almost sound mechanical, but a bit softer and is a very nice sound. Love typing on this keyboard, there aren't any issues. That said, it is a bit large to take it in a bag somewhere, but its a full keyboard, just buy a smaller keyboard for that and you'll be fine.Over all, absolutely buy this keyboard, was worth the money.I got the mouse with it, and the mouse is definitely on the smaller side. After a few weeks it became legitimately more comfortable than the larger mouse that I used to use.

C**1

Instructions are outdated for Windows 11.

Comfort/Ergonomic: The secondary characters are smaller than the primary characters on the keycaps, so they can be difficult to read. Would be much improved if the secondary characters were 20% larger.I only need to type Japanese characters about 10% of the time, so I need a keyboard that operates as US English QWERTY by default but can temporarily switch to Japanese. After much experimenting I determined that the instructions provided are outdated and useless for Windows 11.Here's how I got the keys to map correctly for English and Japanese:1. In settings --> Time & language --> Language and Region, make sure that both English (United States) and Japanese language packs are installed.2. In Language Options for English (United States) click "Add a keyboard" and add *Japanese QWERTY".3. in Language Options for Japanese, make sure you're using Microsoft IME as the keyboard. Then make sure that the keyboard layout selected is "Japanese keyboard (106/109 key)".Operation:1, If English United States language input is selected in the task bar, "ENG" will display there, and the Japanese characters will not be accessible. This mode is handy when you want to avoid accidentally changing to Japanese characters.2. If Japanese language input is selected in the task bar, A circled "J" will appear in the task bar, along with an indicator for the character set that's currently active: either a capital "A" or a hiragana "ぁ".When using the Japanese language input mode, you can toggle between the keyboard's English and Japanese character sets by clicking on the taskbar indicator, or by tapping the keys on either side of the spacebar.Romaji to Hiragana conversion issues.Supposedly, with a different driver and configuration, and perhaps with earlier versions of Windows, this keyboard was capable of converting romaji to hiragana on the fly (type "sumimasen" and it changes to "すみません"). I've been unable to get it to do that while also correctly mapping the keys.

A**N

Definition of a high value product - Switched to Elecom after 20yrs of logitech

I already purchased a Deft Trackball, because all the USA domestics I used for twenty years were discontinued. It works as well if not better so I looked into Elecom's keyboards. I decided to go with an inexpensive one 20$. Just like the other products, they provide a USB Mini Receiver with excellent range. It comes with an additional wireless mouse I plan on using, but was unaware was included. The receiver was plug in play, the keyboard has a subtle interesting design. Large AT style keys that feel mechanical; It's very basic but that's exactly what I was looking for as it reduces the weight an footprint. I think the Japanese characters look cool. The ()@*][ are mislabeled but in the right place for US layout. I wouldn't have noticed except I'm looking it over writing this....there is mystery button next to backspace.Excellent product. I may look into a higher end version after being assured they can produce a good economical one.

S**C

A Simple Purchase for a Simple Product!

This keyboard doesn't feel or look cheap, It's very sturdy. The mouse's response for being wireless is surprisingly fast, but beware of blocking the reception between the keyboard and mouse, since they're both controller from one receiver. It came in about 2-3 days with free shipping (no it wasn't prime), and was super easy to set up. They even shipped batteries!They keyboard itself feels nice to the touch, and how a partially mechanical keyboard would sound. It even has a battery indicator that shows when the battery is near dead, though I didn't find one on the mouse..Overall, personally I wouldn't recommend having this as your awesome portable Japanese Keyboard, but it's great for a simple yet economic way to type in Japanese. ..Just make sure you have the language pack installed. If it's on English, then it'll just type English. Great and Simple. If you needed two words to define it

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