81-Key Slim Portable Rechargeable Bluetooth Wireless Keyboard - Black

Pros: Nice build quality Works perfectly in Ubuntu without software installation Nice small keyboard Charged it a week ago and never turned the keyboard off. It is still working!

Cons: When I unpacked the keyboard two keys where placed upside down. I removed the keys myself and placed it back the correct way. Through that I can tell that the inside build quality of the keys is very good.

Other: If you need a good, small keyboard don't hesitate. Buy this one, it's worth the money.

Pros: Great bluetooth keyboard, works perfectly with windows 7 & PS3, no special software/drivers needed. Works OK on android.

Cons: Doesnt work that well with Android, but thats not the keyboards fault. It is a mac button layout, so if your used to a windows keyboard layout it may take some getting used to (the function, control, alt and super key)

Other: Great bluetooth keyboard for general use.

Pros: Very nice build quality
Works perfectly with my new nokia n8 including hotkeys
Works with linux (Ubuntu) including hotkeys
Small but not to small
The battery life time is very good

Cons: The power switch is very very small and hard do operate

Other: If you need a small keyboard for your mobile pohne or other use buy this one, it's worth the money.

Pros: It has a solid feel
The keys are better than your standard Dell keyboard (sure, not as good as a Happy Hacking keyboard, but this one's wireless!)
After a couple weeks or so I remembered it was wireless and I should charge it eventually. So the battery life is great, though I usually turn it off at night.

Cons: I feel like I could break the power switch, as it is so small.

Other: Worth the cost. Only problem is when my laptop keyboard died, I had no way to enable bluetooth so I could hook up my keyboard...

Pros: The range, build quality and looks are better than I expected. Of course it won't win any design awards, but at least it doesn't feels cheap even when side by side with a much pricier microsoft arc keyboard. In fact, it even seems less "fingerprint happy" than microsofts keyboard.

Cons: It doesn't have an insert key. That's quite a bit annoying as I seem to use this key even more than I ever knew before buying this. No numeric block either... but that's to be expected from such small keyboard. Could be easily solved with an numlock switch key as in notebooks keyboards.

Other: Compact, light and it works.

Pros: + Solid overall build quality.
+ High quality, sturdy keys.
+ Good battery life. I turn it off when I remember to and so far I didn't have to recharge it once (I have it for around a month now).
+ Lightweight and thin. It's lightweight enough to be carried around a lot and because it's so thin you can rest your palms on the table comfortably while typing.
+ Small gaps between keys make touch typing easier.
+ No numpad. That's a *good* thing, because not having numeric pad means that the main typing area can be centered and you don't have to reach out far for your mouse.
+ Tiny rubber legs prevent it from slipping.
+ The size of the keys is not reduced. Unlike in some netbooks and some other portable keyboards the size of the keys is not reduced.
+ Optimal price. Good balance between price and build quality.

Cons: - Screen brightness (FN+F1/F2) and "blue globe" (FN+SPACE) keys can't be enabled (firmware fault).
- Media and volume keys work in windows XP and ubuntu (though FN+F1-F6 and FN+SPACE don't), but not in windows 7. However, I have created an application for windows which enables all the keys which can be enabled and adds some additional configuration capabilities. It can be found here -> http://code.google.com/p/uccs/ .
- Power switch is really tiny, looks cheap and feels like it could be broken easily.
- Included manuals are only for Win 2k/XP, Symbian, iphone and ipad.
- The only included drivers are for Symbian OS, but that's not an issue because it works well in ubuntu and the application mentioned above can be used in windows.
- Blue led light blinks when the keyboard is interacting with computer, which some might find annoying and it's the only indication that keyboard is turned on.
- USB charging cable is pretty short and while the keyboard itself is black the cable is white.

Other: Even this keyboard has some minor issues (some of which can be solved - see the link included in the cons section), it is a really good deal for the price.

Pros: * Easy to sync-up * Battery seems to last a long time * Almost as good as the brand-name * Easy to use off switch * Comes with a standard iphone cable to recharge - bonus! * It's 1/2 the price of buying the retail aluminum thing. * Compact size

Cons: Okay, so the case is plastic. for the Mac-purists, I'll pull one point. But it's been pretty sturdy, and I don't type on the case. But dude, it's 1/2 the price of buying the retail aluminum one. Also, I pulled a point because, although the sound control keys work just fine, the display dimmer key stroke has no effect. Not really a huge deal.

Other: I'll buy another one for my computer/video setup. I show it off every chance I get when my buddies and coworkers start talking about hardware. I recommend it. Buy one!

Pros: * Works with Android phones
* Easy pairing
* Light weight
* Durable
* Silent key strokes
* Rechargeable via USB

Cons: I couldn't came up with any cons.

Other: I would recommend this product. It is easy to use and durable.

Pros: - surprisingly good built quality
- strong plastic
- good filing during keys pressing
- light weight
- works like a charm with Windows 7 (64bit) with no additional drivers
- if you intent to use more then one BT (bluetooth) device read Other Thoughts.

Cons: - Enter key is too small
- there is no any sign near on/off switch so you do not know which position is On and which is Off - small white dot will be enough.
- price could be a bit lower
- keyboard is smaller then I thought. Considering product image I got impression keyboard will be larger but I'm ok with its size.

Other: I ordered this keyboard day or two before Chinese New Year so I expected delayed shipment. I was surprised that there was no delay at all. Thumbs up for DX. Battery works without shouting off for a last 8 days. We will see how long it will last. If you need small BT keyboard I will recommend this one.

Pros: * Easy pairing. * Great build, feels solid and heavy enough to not feel cheap. * Small yet holds all keys and functions. * Pressing keys feels great.. soft and silent. * Works with Android ICS phones.

Cons: * Packaging was horrible and crushed, keyboard plastic popped out and I had to press it back. * Doesn't work with all Android ICS devices without a 3rd party app because it's using Apple HID profile. In order to work with Asus Transformer, it requires 3rd party app like Bluekeyboard JP. Tried all ROMs. * Most of the FN buttons are for iPad and useless on other devices (Android, Windows).

Other: Great, relatively cheap bluetooth keyboard. I'm happy with my purchase.