Mini Handheld Rechargeable Bluetooth 3.0 49-Key Wireless Keyboard - Black

Pros: It's small, works well enough. Using a keyboard is always better than a soft keyboard on a tablet. This is on a Google Nexus 7, very simple to do initial setup and to use (justt turn it on!).

Cons: The keys bounce: hitting a key sometimes give 2 or 3 of thaat key. As you can see, I aam using the keyboard for this review. It is also a bit flexible so it has to be on a solid surface.

Other: If you haate soft keypads (on the screen of a tablet) and don't mind proofreading or can accept the key bounces then this is ine. Small pointy fingers would help.

Pros: The kayboard is really small, but on the other hand not too small. It was easy to connect, and I have both tried it on a linux computer, android phone and android tablet. The battery seems to last very well. At least I have only charged it once :)

Cons: It really feels cheep and plastic like.

Other: All the functions you could wish for, but in a too cheap plastic. I would not trust it to survive in pocket, but it is fine as a remote for my media center, just laying on my table.

Pros: This is a great little keyboard that performs any of the basic functions that a user would need. Didn't get the repeating character issue on Ubuntu or Android, but some of the functions were strange on the iMac (mostly due to odd keymappings).

Cons: Hard to see the secondary key functions (darker blue). Couldn't figure out how to sync for the first day.

Other: Learn about this device from its name band 49-key counterparts. The guidebooks are better although the keys are placed differently.