Impecca Custom Carved Bamboo Bluetooth mini Keyboard, with Black Edging (KBB78BTK)

I use it with my bamboo mouse connected via Bluetooth to my computer. It looks great in my living room, the charge lasts a long time, the keys feel good. It really has a uniquely authentic hand made feel, that actually works! I was concerned about distance to the computer, but this had no problem when 2.4g dongles were spotty. All in all, I love it.

I really like this keyboard, actually, It feels good in a tactile sense and it looks really nice. However, it either loses connection or is really laggy in the sense that either the letters on the screen either take a long time to appear or don't appear, such as when logging in on startup, or after a long time of not typing, the keyboard loses connection so you're typing a few words before the keyboard wakes up. Not a dealbreaker, but kind of annoying if you use the keyboard a lot

Slow activating and unreliable. Keystrokes stay engaged for a looooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooong time and was disproportionate to the pressure/time applied to the key. It came to the point where I had to turn the keyboard off just to get it to stop acting up. Very annoying. Very disappointing. IMHO: Logitec is by far the best. I only started having trouble with wireless keyboards when I switched to other brands.

Being green, environmentally friendly, and functional is not something often pulled off in the tech world, but Impecca has taken their shot with their line of Bamboo peripherals. Bamboo is a great choice for build material, not only due to it inherent strength and lightness, but it significantly lessens the global impact of products like this, of which many end up in the e-waste facilities. The Bluetooth Bamboo Keyboard from Impecca comes in four different trim colors (mine came in blue) and the flat, thin keys have very smooth response action, similar to the Mac brushed aluminum keyboards. In comparison to the Mac versions, this is about the same size as their wireless keyboard, not the full-sized wired version. The range of the keyboard is 35-feet, but whoever is typing on their machine from that far away has far better eyesight than me. It'so compatable across all Bluetooth devices and puts itself to sleep when not in use, which is handy because the battery charge can last up to 30 days on standby. I typed out various documents and articles on my home laptop and on my iPad using the Bamboo keyboard and I have no complaints. The only thing I noticed was the image on the box and user guide showed two holes for LED lights, indicating battery and Bluetooth connection, yet on my review copy there were no holes, only the symbols for each. So it's impossible to see when the keyboard is done charging because there's no hole for the light. Obviously important, but I think this is a one-off in my case, which I chalk up to the unique efforts that go into making this product.

Received a unit that was broken, would not charge and would not power up unless plugged in(could not be used). Was quickly returned and refunded. Was really into the look but the internals must be really cheap, don't bother.

Dead on arrival, won't turn on after several charges. The Bluetooth connect button is also off position. My bad that I forgot to return during the return period.

Bluetooth did not work.