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18 Mar, 2026







£56.90 inc. VAT
AI-generated summary
The Dell Pro Smartcard Keyboard (KB813) is a niche, “plug into an enterprise workflow and forget about it” type of purchase. For £47.50 ex‑VAT, it’s good value **only if** you specifically need a smartcard reader baked into the keyboard. If your users are already logging in with smartcards (common in controlled UK environments), this can genuinely reduce friction—less faff with external readers and fewer extra devices on desks. The key point is that it’s not a general-purpose keyboard upgrade; it’s about supporting a particular authentication setup.
I wouldn’t buy it if you don’t use smartcards. In that case you’ll be paying for a feature you won’t use, and there are plenty of better-feeling, more flexible standard office keyboards at similar or lower pricing depending on deals. Overall: **buy it for organisations standardising smartcard logins** and deploying at scale; **avoid it** for typical SMB/office desks where normal Windows/Microsoft account logins do the job.

Lenovo
Lenovo Go Wireless Numeric Keypad - Keypad - wireless - 2.4 GHz - key switch: Scissor-Key - storm grey - retail

Dell
Alienware AW510K - Keyboard - backlit - USB - key switch: CHERRY MX Low Profile Red - Dark Side of the Moon - for Alienware Area-51, Aurora, Aurora R10, Aurora R9, M15, M17, G5 5090, XPS 8940

Lenovo
Lenovo Pro 6000 - Keyboard - multi-mode - wireless - 2.4 GHz, Bluetooth 5.3 - QWERTY - UK - eclipse black - brown box

STARTECH
StarTech.com Mouse Pad with Hand rest, 6.7x7.1x 0.8 in (17x18x2cm), Ergonomic Mouse Pad with Wrist Support, Desk Wrist Pad w/ Non-Slip PU Base for Office/Home/Computer/Laptop - Cushioned Gel Mouse Pad w/ Palm Rest - Mouse pad with wrist pillow - black - TAA Compliant