Ultra-Thin Bluetooth V2.0 78-Key Keyboard (2 x AAA)

Pros: Looks nice. Buttons are very pleasant to touch (but not so pleasant as it comes to a the keyboard frame). Quiet. Light resistance for keypress. And no wires.

Cons: Buttons submerge lower than the keyboard frame - sometimes I hit the frame with my nail. Top row is by defailt multimedia keys. You have to hold "Fn" key if you want to produce Esc, F1..F12 or Del keypress. Backspace key labeled as "delete" - not a big deal actually. Mac layout: "Win/command" keys are next to space key.

Other: This is a good keyboard to lay on your table and look neat, but when it comes to comatibility with older Android phones it would not work. But on the bright side, it works with Android 4, so it could be the Android at fault. Also the top row works unusual, you'll have to get used to it if you need Esc/F-keys frequently. Generally this keyboard is good for mediacenter PCs.

Pros: Price. Practically idiot-proof to setup. I cannot think of how it could be any easier to setup. Put in the batteries, turn it on, press the connect button, the light flashes to let you know it's discoverable, done. I've had some bad experiences with the more inexpensive bluetooth stuff not pairing well. Not with this.

Cons: Although it looks metal, it's entirely plastic. Almost too light. You need to press the function key in order to use the ESC and F-keys, doesn't seem to have an F-lock.

Other: I don't know that you can go wrong with this one. It may not be Apple, but the price is unbeatable.

Pros: I love this keyboard, It's just like the original apple keyboard... the keys are soft, even the space bar witch you can press anywhere, even at one side of the bar, and the whole bar is pressed. I was able to connect it to my MAC, my PC Laptop, 2 smarthphones, an Ipod, and a PS3 By the way, the batteries last long, actually I bought 4 AAA bateries here in DX, charged it 10 hours, and since the I am using the keyboard everyday 10 days ago

Cons: If you want to use the upper row, the Function Keys, Esc or Delete, you have to press Fn too. This is no a Con itself, since you have direct access to media keys, but is a con in the case of the DELETE key, sometimes I press it without the Fn Key and my Mac shows the ShutDown dialogue. What more can I say? Maybe would be better if the keyboard has a Caps Lock Light...

Other: I love this keyboard, I am glad to have it!