Wireless Ultra Slim Bluetooth Keyboard for iPad, iPhone, Android, Windows,Compact Rechargeable, Black (KB10KA-S)

IMPORTANT: I was able to connect it to Microsoft Lumia 950 smartphone. You need to press the pairing button on keyboard and then phone recognizes the keyboard and pairs with it. Before that it was listed as an Accessory and as there were several of them it was not clear which is what.NOTE: that there are multiple colors of this keyboard and they are (incorrectly) treated by Amazon as separate products. Most reviews are for silver and red variants.From my point of view (and probably from the point of view most of PC users) you want a keyboard that looks like a standard PC laptop keyboard. This keyboard fits the bill with the only difference I noticed is that function key is duplicated on the right side of the keyboard.How many keys work with function key pressed I do not know as I did not tested it with the Windows computer yet, but PgDn, PgUp, Home and End work OK. Selection using shift and arrow keys also work.It is extremely attractive option for Android users who want to use Android for light office work (It not very usable for working with long emails without the keyboard). What is the most important is that with this keyboard you can use Ctrl-A, Ctrl-C and Ctrl-V and all similar keys known to Windows users. That alone justifies the price of the keyboard :-)I also noticed that on Android the menu key works OK producing menu. I experienced no delay in displaying symbols. Keys work OK and a spaced like on full size keyboard so there is almost no adaptation process.Now you can use Android for working with your email which is not the easy using touch screen alone. You can add mouse if you wish too. I think this combination beats Chomebook. And I'm not that sure that it makes sense to overpay for it, if tablet with keyboard and mouse are good enough. Especially, if you understand that you are paying for the privilege of letting Google harvest even more of your personal data :-)Before you use the keyboard for the first time you should charge it for a couple of hours. The LED charge light turns red while the keyboard is charging and go out when it is fully charged. Then you need to switch it on (The keyboard has of/off switch at the right upper corner (on the side)) and pair with the device you use. The pairing button is at the right upper corner above power light. Pairing is fast and reliable with 7" Samsung tablet that I tested.If the battery becomes low the power LED will blink red.

I just got this keyboard about a week ago, and it has been wonderful so far! I'm using it as a replacement for my laptop keyboard after shorting out a few keys with windex... I did a lot of research and this keyboard does everything I wanted it too. It is thin and small enough to fit over the top of my laptop keyboard, has a good response time, has a light for 'Caps Lock', and doesn't take too long to wake up after sleeping. I also needed a keyboard that was rechargeable since i didn't want to constantly replace batteries, and I needed something fairly mobile.I think the key response time is a little slower than my laptop keyboard and sometimes a keystroke gets missed because I didn't press down hard enough or in the center of the key. These problems don't happen often enough to be annoying though. I'm typing this review on it right now! The keys are closer together than a traditional keyboard,but aren't too close that I hit more than one at once (i guess i have fairly thin fingers though). The only part that took a lot of getting used to is that the Fn and Ctrl keys on the bottom left are switched on this as compared to my laptop's keyboard. This keyboard has Fn in the bottom left corner with the Ctrl key to the right of it. Even though, I am basically used to this now and I've had the keyboard for about a week.

This review is being typed with this keyboard. Its been used for a year and a half and I've been quite pleased with it. The only downside is that every once in a while it will register a keypress and input that character multiple times. For example, an "a" might become "aaaaaa." This doesn't happen too often, or it would have been returned long ago. I really appreciate that it has the F1-12 keys, as well as the functionality of a larger keyboard (print, insert, delete, home, end, etc.). It's been used exclusively with a nexus 10 and moto x 2014.

I like this little keyboard. We originally bought it to go with out PS4 so we wouldn't have to purchase a keyboard for the controller itself. It works nicely and it's very easy to hook up and link it with the console. It's light weight, and it's not at all bulky which is nice.

I had issues with it staying connected, which is frustrating enough. But the biggest issue is how it would start deleting everything I wrote as if I was holding down the back button /even after disconnecting it/. It'd wipe another full paragraph before it stopped, and I was not always able to recover what it deleted, even within Google Docs. I have never had this problem with a bluetooth keyboard before, and I rarely use it anymore--I only use it to chat inside one of my games. That's all it's good for. (This is the reason I gave it two stars). Find another keyboard. This one is not worth the money. There are better boards available at comparable prices to this one. Get one of those.

Okay this BT Keyboard was 10 bucks.. Use it with your FireStick... Wanted to type with a Keyboard vs an arrow.. Does exactly what I needed it to do and the price naturally was amazing.

Decent, but it doesn't stay connected about every 100 words and there are problems with it sticking on letters. My wife does writing work and wanted something to use with her Kindle Fire while we weren't near the computer, and it's not really cut out for that. Only nice for short messages and that's about it.

Excellent product... lo e estado usando desde que lo compre y es más que un excelente producto, no me ha dado problemas algunos y excelente servicio de entrega.