HP 680 Comfort Dual-Mode Keyboard, 104-Key QWERTY

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Product guide

HP 680 Comfort Dual-Mode Keyboard, 104-Key QWERTY

The HP 680 Comfort Dual-Mode Keyboard pairs adjustable typing angles and a cushioned palm rest with wireless connections over 2.4 GHz or Bluetooth. Its Copilot shortcut and programmable keys suit customizable desk setups, while the listing identifies the layout as English QWERTY.

At a glance

Three typing positions are listed: flat, neutral incline and negative tilt.
The wave-like shape and cushioned palm rest are intended to support a more comfortable typing position.
A dedicated key is listed for accessing Microsoft Copilot.
The manufacturer says the dongle can pair with up to eight devices, while Bluetooth supports up to three devices.
The manufacturer claims battery life of up to 36 months using two AA batteries.

Price

$54.99Save 31%

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Price checked: Nov 14, 2026

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Pros and cons

Pros

Adjustable angles include negative tilt, alongside flat and neutral incline positions.
The cushioned palm rest and wave-like form provide ergonomic features without a split-keyboard layout.
Dual wireless options and programmable shortcuts offer flexibility for desk setups.
A Copilot access key is provided for users who use Microsoft's assistant.

Cons

The membrane switch design may not suit buyers specifically seeking mechanical key feedback.
It requires two AA batteries rather than a rechargeable built-in battery.

Technical specifications

20 specifications

Identity
Brand	HP
Model	HP 680 Comfort Dual-Mode Keyboard
Colour	Black
Layout	QWERTY
Number of keys	104
Language	English

Connectivity and controls
Wireless connection listed	2.4 GHz wireless connection; Bluetooth
Programmable keys	23
Switch type	Membrane
Compatible devices	PC

Power and battery
Power configuration	Battery Powered
Batteries required	2 AA batteries required.
Claimed battery life	Up to 36 months of battery life from 2 AA batteries

Materials and protection
Material listed	Plastic, Silicone
Recycled material claim	at least 55% post-consumer recycled materials
Sanitizing claim	designed to withstand the cleaning power of household disinfectant wipes up to 1,000 times

Dimensions and installation
Weight listed	844 g

Compatibility and support
Compatible operating system family	Linux
Minimum required operating system version	Ubuntu 10.04 Lucid Lynx
Warranty description	HP standard one-year limited warranty

What to know before buying

Listing details to confirm

The claimed maximum of up to eight paired devices applies to the HP Unifying dongle, while Bluetooth is listed for up to three. The battery-life figure is a manufacturer claim, not a measured runtime guarantee. Confirm the exact computer and operating-system compatibility you need, since the listing specifically identifies PC and Linux with Ubuntu 10.04 Lucid Lynx.

What’s in the box

Included

Wireless keyboard
2 x AA batteries
Quick start guide
Warranty card
HP Unifying dongle

Who is it for?

A good fit for

People seeking a full-size English QWERTY keyboard with a cushioned palm rest and adjustable typing angle.
Users who want wireless 2.4 GHz and Bluetooth options, programmable shortcuts and a Copilot key.
Home and desk users who prefer membrane keys and battery power.

Less suited to

Buyers who need a rechargeable keyboard or mechanical switches.
Those who require a confirmed layout other than English QWERTY or need compatibility details beyond the systems listed.

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Customer reviews on Amazon

4 / 5 · 15 ratings

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Customer feedback reports mixed experiences with compatibility and functionality. Some users say the keyboards work well with their intended devices, while others describe compatibility or functional problems. For buyers considering this model, confirm that its stated PC and Linux support fits the intended setup, and treat the listed wireless modes and programmable keys as product claims rather than evidence that every configuration will work smoothly.

Mixed feedback

Customer feedback describes varied compatibility experiences.
Customer feedback describes varied functionality experiences.

Frequently asked questions

What connections does the HP 680 Comfort Keyboard list?

The listing specifies a 2.4 GHz wireless connection and Bluetooth. It says the HP Unifying dongle can pair with up to eight devices and Bluetooth with up to three.

Can the typing angle be adjusted?

Yes. The manufacturer lists flat, neutral incline and negative tilt positions, along with a cushioned palm rest.

What batteries does it use?

The keyboard requires two AA batteries. HP claims up to 36 months of battery life, but that figure is not an independently measured runtime.

Does it have a Copilot shortcut?

Yes. The listing describes a dedicated key for accessing Microsoft Copilot.