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I have two separate Bluetooth keyboard and mouse devices, one for work and one for home, utilizing them on the same Surface Pro 4 (Windows 10). It seems that I have to pair the devices each time I work at home or in the office. Is there a way to have both sets to remain paired?
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Are you referring to pairing or connecting? Once paired devices should stay paired. A connection is established each time a Bluetooth device is within range - typically a few feet.
Keep in mind that Bluetooth connections are limited to 7 devices. The pairing upper limit is unspecified and each device has its own limit (7 or more).