Black Mini Bluetooth Wireless Keyboard for iPhone 4, iPad, iPaq, PDA, MAC, OS, PS3, Droid, Smart Phones, PC, Computers

For all of those out there that can't let go from physical keyboards on your smart phones this is the one to get.I found that this particular keyboard offers more features and shortcut keys that are highly beneficial in Android devices which are multi functional. (I own a S4 Samsung Galaxy)they work great on Iphones too but in my opinion you get the most out of them on anything other than Apple stuff.What I liked most:Short cuts, (www, gmail, .com, navigation features)keys are big enough for big fingersNo finger prints on my phone :)What I didn't like:Is kind of cheaply made,Summary:If you miss and love using external Keyboards in your Smart devices this is the one to get.Best for Androids but ok on Iphones too.

I have an android Phone 2.1 but this keyboard is simply not working no this version of the phone. The keyboard works great and is quiet and works for me specially with my PC where I have a Belking bluetooth dongle. Was easy to pair to my pc and works perfect specially when i just want to have my arms on my chair rest without having to type with the big keyboard and the big keys, unfortunately it doesnt work on my android. The problem is when i run the application for the bluetooth keyboard to work, the application asking that you need to be connected on internet, which I do but the application just closes and stops thats it. I think is because of the version of the android is a bit older. I will try on a new version on another android phone and see if it works. Its a little tricky right there about the keyboard to work on your phone. You just have to open the Cd that comes with the keyboard and then you have to go to the android folder (in my case) and copy the application to your Sd card. After that go to File Manager and just run the application. The application will automatically installs and runs but in order to the application works you need to be connected to internet and that will be all you need. Hope this will help you. With other model phones oyu have to open the folder of your operating system and do pretty much same thing. For better guidelines open the Manual pdf on the cd.

I got this to use on my bed while my laptop was plugged into my T.V. Connects with bluetooth right away with windows 7. Just put in custom key 1234 and then press on the keyboard 1234 enter then it'll quickly install. Really like the rechargeable battery. It literally last for a month if use moderately. Keys feel alright, it's definitely cheap but what do you expect. Keyboard is fairly small also. It's going to take at least a few times to type on it to get used to the keys. I recommend getting a wireless mouse if you are using the same setup. At first i didn't really like it because i would have to reset the bluetooth every 10 to 15 minutes. That made it annoying and completely useless. Than i started mashing the buttons when i got really made because i had to reset the bluetooth again. Soon i figured out that you can wake up the little keyboard by pressing the space-bar a few times. It'll take a second to do it but it's awesome for the price.CONSThe worst thing about the product is that it doesn't have a back-lit display. So at night time it's kinda hard for me to type. It's honestly not that bad for a $8 mini keyboard.

seemed like it was charged & on.. i have all sorts of devices that use bluetooth: 2 phones, a tablet, computer... nothing could see the thing... was so cheap i didn't want all the return hassle.. maybe it was faulty.. im not ordering another one of these.. if i go this route im prob gonna spend a little more.

This is my first bluetooth accessory ever. I bought the keyboard for my Android phone, the LG Optimus V. It paired with the phone, but won't connect. I tried it with my Samsung Epic 4g which already has a keyboard, again it paired but wouldn't connect. The keyboard listing should have stated that Droid doesn't mean Android, I can't get it to work with any Android device. It works with my Ipod 4th generation and IPAQ210. The usb cable that came with it was very difficult to plug into it. I had it in the correct orientation but had to force it in and was afraid something would break. While charging the charge light goes out after a few minutes or seconds. I don't know if that means it's got a full charge or if it's not receiving power anymore, but my phone has no issues charging with that cable. The connect button was hard to find on the device, it's to the immediate right of the light that flashes blue, it took me a half hour to figure out there's a button. The keyboard doesn't come with any instructions. It looks like I'll have to find another keyboard for my phone, but I'll be using my Ipod and IPAQ more often. That's an unexpected twist.

Right out of the package it was completely dead, the cord wouldn't connect at all, there was rattling noise & the cord to charge it was very loose. I contacted seller 2x, had to contact Amazon to get a response after the 1st time but finally was refunded the full price.

Great product...if it worked as advertised.It works great with my Laptop and has somewhere around 12-25ft distance, I didn't exactly measure and my laptop happens to be all aluminum. BUT, it does not work with Android 2.2 - there's an App to sync it, and even that app wont activate.I was quite disappointed, my package came sans Installation CD, Manual, and LCD Cleaner...the product itself looks new, but the packaging looks refurbished especially since it's missing so much.You can get a copy of the manual and software here:[...]ANYWAYS - My general advice is DO NOT BUY, if you have to buy this product at least buy it on eBay.Sellers like these do not belong scumming up the retail industry.

It's ok.The keys are spongy, the body is flimsy.Yet it works, will do for an occasional usage with a TV stick.

Product is working. Exactly what was described.