49-Key Mini Rechargeable Bluetooth Wireless QWERTY Keyboard for Android/Windows/Symbian/iPhone

Pros: I tried this with two devices: a Samsung Galaxy S phone and a Sony laptop running Windows 7. In both cases it paired up easily (you need to enter a number on the keyboard and press Return to confirm pairing, there is no PIN). Once it has been paired with the phone you just need to switch the keyboard on and press Return and it will reconnect automatically. It has a "hard" on-off switch that actually disconnects the battery, which should be good for battery life. The battery is a Lithium-Polymer 370mAh battery labelled Varta Poliflex 263441.03.8021. The keys are calculator-style buttons that work fairly well with soft keypresses. I could "thumb-type" with them pretty accurately, but not touch-type (too small). The Fn buttons are a little awkward to keep held down. The supplied CD contains a reasonably well-written, but brief, user manual only (no drivers).

Cons: A lot of the special keys don't do anything on Android. Without customizing your phone you will be able to type and select text but keys for cut and paste (for example) won't work. I found a keyboard-mapping file for the Galaxy S here that will enable them: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=8590340&postcount=33 . You need a rooted device to install this keyboard map. On Windows 7 64-bit without a third-party bluetooth stack (just one of the DX micro-Bluetooth dongles) this keyboard didn't work, because Windows Update couldn't find any drivers for it and there are no drivers on the supplied CD. On a laptop with Windows 7 64-bit and a Broadcomm Bluetooth stack supplied by the manufacturer (Sony) it did work.

Other: Works pretty well, great if you need a small keyboard.

Pros: Easy to pair, easy to charge (because of using microUSB), build quality is pretty amazing, and size is just about perfect! Keys are responsive and range seems good too! Sync is easy, too!

Cons: Has soft keys (not hard touch) which is not what I am used to, not really a bad thing. Also, the layout of the keys is a little odd, if simply because I am not used to letters going all the way to the edge. I'm sure in time I'll get used to it, it just means I need to look at the KB while typing.

Other: The price is most certainly right for this one. The build quality is nothing short of amazing for a product of this price, and range/ease of use/syncing seems to be all of a high standard. If you want a BT KB, this is the one for you!

Pros: - Good price
- Nice design
- Windows/IOS/PS3 capability is very easy to set up
- Comes with a pouch

Cons: - Buttons (they should be hard, not soft)
- Build quality (very thin plastic so it opens very easily by accident)
- The stand isn't pratical and I wouldn't trust an iPhone or iPad on it, but that's personal.

Other: Overall usage is manageable although some things like the build quality and buttons are attention points

Pros: The keyboard is small and very easy to pair. I was easily able to get it working with my PC and my PS3. The USB charging cable is convenient. I can leave it plugged into my PC/PS3 overnight to charge.

Cons: The build quality is flimsy. The plastic easily snaps appart exposing the internals. The keys are soft instead of hard. The mini CD included in the package did not work in any of the three PCs in my household. I had to find the instructions online, which were kindly posted by someone else here on the website.

Other: It's convenient if you just want a cheap bluetooth keyboard. However, be warned as the quality is not very good.

Pros: Great little keyboard, well built, comes with all the practical accessories, like semi-hard thight case with a pull-out "mechanism", and a desktop stand to have smartphone at a comfortable viewing angle. Micro usb cable can be stowed together with the folding desktop stand to an outer rubber holder of the holding case. Pairs easyly and works great with Windows XP too.

Cons: None of the supplied drivers install with Nokia E51, and E51 built-in driver for bluetooth keyboard cannot handle it neither. While it's easy to pair to it, it'll not be recognized as active-connected bluetooth device. There is no downloadable driver update available neither.

Other: One should buy it for PC, but not for E51 (against other S60 phones should be checked). For PC it's worth the price, for S60 (E51) phone, it's useless.

Pros: Small and practical keyboard. Good package with nice accessories. it works well with my PC Windows 7 and the connection is simple and fast. It works perfect also with my PS3! No problem and easy to use. Nice (extra) FN functions with different systems.

Cons: I'd prefer hard keys. On Windows 7 I need to do the pairing anytime I connect again the BT keyboard with Win7.

Other: It's useful for me, above all with PS3. Cheap, although I would have preferred smaller and harder buttons, but we can't have anything ;-) .

Pros: Well built, good sized keyboard, with all the neccessarry keys available. Good spacing in spite of the small size. Setup is straightforward, operation is reliable. Very good charging function via USB, no need to purchase and recycle separate batteries. Works fine with PC (XP) and Nokia E51 mobile phone. Comes with fine desktop stand for phones, and with a "leather" case to hold inside the keyboard, and outside (with a rubber band) the folded desktop stand. The USB charging cable can be fitted under the rubber band, so it's all together.

Cons: Bottom side of keyboard lacks rubber, it's made of shiny plastic, that slips easyly on desktop.

Other: So it's a fine, practical item, one should get one, especially with the free upgrade from Quickoffice Viewer to the Quickoffice Premier 6 that was made available by Nokia since long ago, just received little or no publicity. (Check the Quickoffice's Quickmanage tab, go to updates/upgrades, register for upgrade, then download or get the mail with the upgrade download link.) This thing rises the attached device's usefullness and value, at this price it's nearly unbeatable, and is a must!

Pros: It works with many devices. Easy to use. Rechargable batery. I tried it with a Samsung galaxy S, and ubuntu and both of them works great, but some hotkeys are not working.

Cons: The CD with the drivers doesnt work, but you can donwload everything from internet. It doesnt work with my HTC Desire (2.2 rooted). I have been reading about it and the problem is that my room doesnt have HID suport. Another users with rooms without HTC Sense doesn't have problems with this keyboard.

Other: Good product but be carefull if you but it for an android movile with HTC because I cant make it work (and I tried hard). Very usefull to play games in touchscreen devices.

Pros: -Pros -Works with multiple operating systems (PC, iphone, ps3, symbian, and android.) And, as far as I've tested, PC, Iphone, and ps3 all work greatly. -Good Response time -Very, very handy for devices that you do not need a full keyboard for, or do not like using touch screens. -Cheaper than competitor brands. -Come charged * Pretty nice of them* - Come with a somewhat case *not understood how its used for* and good packaging. -Uses usb to charge *I don't like aaa batteries*

Cons: -Build quality does seem a bit cheap. - Could be a bit cheaper *Although this is the cheapest I think* -USB charged *Open to interpretation, I personally hate using batteries and throwing them away*.

Other: If you really need one, buy this type, not only is it the cheapest, it covers more OS than most other ones at similar prices, meaning you will get the most use out of this!

Pros: Its a really easy to use keyboard, its light and small.
The battery holds a charge forever, I have only charged it once since I got it and it seems to run for several hours.
Very Cheap! Here in Sweden a smilular product would probably cost over $30
Works with Samsung Galaxy S and windows 7

Cons: The buttons are soft, so its not very nice to type on. They have one with hard buttons now, I suggest you buy that version instead.

Other: Awesome product, but they have one with hard buttons now, get that instead.