Rii Ultra Slim Bluetooth Wireless Keyboard for Laptop, Tablet PC, Galaxy Tab, iPad, iPhone, Android Smartphone, Google TV, HTPC, Black (i9 BT)

This is beautiful. I got the i9 model. I am one of the weirdest gamers in that I prefer very small chiclets with extremly low key actuation (all my friends make fun of me) but I could never see myself using a large mechanical. I have honestly never been happier with a keyboard. I can reach every single key with one hand and it's especially helpful for custom macro controls without having to leave WASD.Things I like personally;• The numerous amount of dedicated function keys that are available with the FN key including ones I've never even seen on professional keyboards like CTRL+ALT+DLT as the Enter key and a dedicated browser hotkey.• The "command" (windows/mac) key being directly left of the space bar making it very easy to just slide my finger over instead of lifting it and passing the ALT key.• The shortened backspace key which was an annoyance at first but I ended up loving it as I have smaller hands and it's just the right length to reach with my pinky from the home row, muscle memory has already got me used to this and I probably couldn't go back.• The shortened delete key. I'm one of the few people who use this regularly when typing as an alternate reverse backspace and I love it's in the direct right corner making it impossible to miss on the fly.• The extended enter key which is an unexpected addition to such a small keyboard. It's nearly twice as wide as my last 60% sized Logitech keyboard.• The actuation of the keys themselves. They take a heavy force, more than expected to press down. You cannot just lay your finger on them or accidentally press a key, it's far more than you would expect. The key-drop is extremely short, less than a 30th of an inch. Again, this was exactly what I was after and I'm very impressed.• SOLID aluminum frame. You cannot bend or flex this keyboard and if you do, it will be ruined. For it being so small, the frame is built like a rock.• Rubber dome feet keeping the keyboard stable while typing. It will not rock back and forth when typing on the edges or corners.• Clean ASCII layout and NO manufactures mark. The keys are labeled in a standard font, nothing fancy like found on most generic keyboards although I'm reluctant to call this generic. There is no giant obscure logo/mark either.• Bezeless design, there is ONLY keys! There is no borders on this at all. I've actually never seen anything close to this as it makes me feel like I'm typing on a projection. Comparing it to my older Logitech K400R (which I purchased a couple years ago for the same reason as this one) is night and day. The Logitech K400R is already a small keyboard and this one dwarfs it in comparison.• There is no top plate for the key caps, when removed you have access to the entire switches making it very easy to clean. The keyboard is so short, there is no need for a second plate as the aluminum base fully covers the key + switch.• There is no key wobble at all, very unexpected. Even my gaming laptop has a slight key wobble in the chiclet keys. These feel like their built into a cash register.• Great Bluetooth connection. I did a typing test from a few rooms away and it functioned perfect thru several walls. Also a bonus for me since I can free up a USB slot from my old keyboard.Things I didn't like;• It's not big enough to hit an intruder with when they come and try to take this from me. :(10/10

The keyboard itself is nice and compact. I was really pleased with my purchase. When I got the keyboard the battery was dead so I used the supplied cable and I left it to charge, the red light came on and when it was fully charged the red went off. Connecting to my Samsung Tab 4 was seamless, very easy. Keys are nice and responsive, enjoying the keyboard immensely at this point. Ok, I switch off the keyboard after using it. The next day I switch it on and nothing, I am trying to connect to the tablet and it just won't. That is when I released that the battery is dead as the blue light was not coming on. Plugged it in again with the supplied cable to charge, the red light came on and then went off when charging was completed. I was able to use the keyboard, it connected fine to the tablet and I used it for a few hours. Switched it off and the next day the same thing happens.Now I KNOW the keyboard is defective so I initiated the return with Amazon yesterday. The problem is that I am not currently in the US and the free return label is no good in Canada, so I have to just put this purchase down as a lost of $25.75. It will cost me more than that to return the keyboard from where I am currently. I am really disappointed as I have an Rii i8+ 2.4GHz Mini Wireless Keyboard that I use with my G-Box and it work fantastic. I've had it since May and only charged it twice so I considered Rii products to be good, that is why I purchase the Rii Ultra Slim bluetooth keyboard.I gave it two stars because I really really loved the size and the compact nature of the keyboard. If it wasn't for the defective battery it would have gotten 5 stars

This keyboard is the perfect size taking notes on my nexus 7, but the space bar requires considerably more pressure to work than any of the other keys. I'm not sure if it's a design issue or if it's just mine. I might have to return it, because I don't know if I can deal with smashing the space bar.Other than that problem, this keyboard is slim, well designed, and was well worth the $20 plus shipping that I paid for it. I probably wouldn't have paid full price for it, but it fits my (admittedly large for a woman) hands and makes typing on a smaller tablet considerably more convenient. I haven't had time to drain the rechargeable battery so I can't comment on its life, but I like the idea that it won't deplete my tablet's battery.

Great travel size keyboard for me, mainly because I needed to use shortcut keys for photoshoping. Not the greatest if you are looking for a keyboard to type with. I have the tiniest hands I know and when I do need to type, I often hit the wrong key, but I did not buy this keyboard for typing, so I am happy. I especially love that it is rechargeable.Please note, the keys are fragile, when you travel, make sure to put a fabric or sleeve around the keyboard. A few of the keys popped out when the keyboard bumped against the items in my backpack, luckily I was able to snap them back in. I have to deduct one star for that.

I have owned this keyboard for 5 months and find it very useful as a second portable device. My only issue is that the battery dies too soon when it is turned off and sitting. I would give it 5 stars if the battery held it's charge longer.

I bought this item so I could write on my Nexus 7 Tablet during NaNoWriMo. There was a little bit of trouble getting it to stay connected to the tablet, but once I did, it worked well and allows me to write long documents without much problem.The keyboard it's self is very small and compact (just a little bigger than the tablet or Kindle). The keys are very tight together, so you have to adjust your typing a little, but this doesn't take long. It is possible to write by touch typing. If there was only one quibble, its that the delete key is a little to small for me, so instead of backspace, I press =.Other than this, its a good keyboard, easy to use, well made, connects with Android, iOS and Mac's alike and has good battery life.

I find that the keys are laid out in a strange way. very close together, the backspace is also tiny and the shortcut keys associated with my macbook are disfunctional which means i cant even adjust the volume using the f keys. i think im going to have to return it if i can because it doesnt suit my requirements as i type alot.

product as described, good value and service

Great product

The distance between keys is reduced which makes it very hard to type on this keyboard