Keys-to-Go 2 Portable Bluetooth Keyboard for Tablet with Built-in Cover, Slim and Compact Wireless Keyboard for Windows, Android, Linux, iPad, iPhone, Mac - Graphite

Really cute and really lightweight. Though I am not sure how repairable this keyboard is. Probably not repairable. Typing experience is decent though I wish the key tops were a bit more like the MX mini series. Sometimes my finger slips on the keys. Update: I absolute love typing on this. It feels soo good on the ears and fingers.

Great size and quality keys, but it stopped working pretty much straight out of the box. The Bluetooth connection isn't consistent and there is an issue with repeated key strokesssssss. Have tried everything on the support pages including a reset and changing batteries but with no avail. Checking online it seems this is a common issue, so I'd avoid. Waste of money in my case.

It's cute, but I won't say it's value for money, because it is expensive imo, the build quality is good, it is very easy to connect and use, and it is quite functional to carry everyday and use it on go, keyboard stability ? Is okay

Initially I was afraid that it might be too small to work as primary Keyboard, But it seems to work fine. I would be glad if it was 1 inch bigger like MX keys, but since Ms Keys mini was expensive, this keyboard seems nice for travel and work at home both. If you can work on Macbook air keyboard , you can work on this even it is little small. Keyboard looks amazing but I need a slighly bigger and backlight keys to go 3 if that comes. I am happy with my purchase.

Being nit-picky here: It is not as fine as chicklet keyboards in Mackbooks and laptops but this is the next best thing. I bought the white one and I'm fine with the risk of stains. Its asthethically pleasing. In terms of usability, I often switch between my computer and Ipad so even though this is expensive, for the quality and purpose, it is much better and reliable than the others which seems to have alot of drawbacks in terms OS adaptability between different platforms. So I'm glad I bought this over a dedicated ipad keyboard or a mechanical keyboard. Plus it weighs like next to nothing. Very easy to carry.

Even though the keyboard is good, the battery sucks. It died in two months, without daily use. The new set of battries also died almost in the same time.

Wonderful, light weight No glitch, no missed clicks Easy to connect to iPad Easy to protect with inbuilt flap

Was truly looking forward to this keyboard and needed to carry on a trip - however it came to me with the battery pull paper already missing and never turned on - sad - obviously someone had returned and left on- so the battery was drained - however compliment Amazon on their speedy return service and refund policy

I am 100% pleased with the keys-to-go 2 kepyboard. It is very light, connects quickly and is very easy to type with. Recommended.

Ctrl key at the bottom corner broke on day one! Unlike laptop keys the key is unable to attach back because of weak plastic structure broke so easy. This quality seriously? No more recycled plastic, please!

I wanted to like this keyboard, but while it will suit some people - and I had no actual technical problems with it - I am returning it. 1. The cover is stupidly difficult to open and close -- there are magnets to hold the cover in place, which is good, but the only place to get any "grip" for opening it is a thin little flap of plastic that bends too readily, and as the lid itself has some movement because the spine is flexible, it's just too hard to open easily with one hand. And getting it closed is not much better. 2. I think many people will get used to the tight format of the keys, but that spacing combined with the very limited travel of the keys means there's little tactile feedback so the experience could easily be uncomfortable. It'll be fine for some people. 3. How the function keys and setup and other features work is simply too opaque without referring to the extremely limited instructions. Why not print that info on the inside of the flip-cover? I think you could use this fairly easily with a Mac or Windows machine, but for an Android device it was quite irritating.