DecaTxt

This is a great product. I use it for one-handed typing on my iPad. After just one evening of typing practice, I had no trouble learning all of the keys. It's very convenient for typing when you don't want a full-size keyboard, such as when typing in bed or on the go. It's very small and light, so you can take with you everywhere.My one suggestion for this product is that I would like the option of an advanced key layout for maximizing typing speed. I think the alphabetic layout is good for beginners because it's easy to learn. However, it's so fast to learn that I'm ready for a more efficient layout now. The device already supports swapping the positions of the F and Space keys. I use this feature all the time and I think it really helps my typing speed. I hope a future update to this product includes an option to fully remap the keys so that the more commonly used letters are single key presses.

If your hands have some shakiness, where you are constantly hitting wrong keys on a keyboard, this may be an answer for you. You can use two hands or one but this way your hands have something to grasp as you are typing and aren't randomly hitting wrong keys. I took off one star as there could be a choice in sizes as this one is a bit small for large hands and has a bit of bugginess in connecting to BlueTooth. Otherwise a great idea and product.

First off the customer service from this company is second to none. They stand behind their product and want to make sure that their customers are satisfied.Secondly the freedom that you have from using this device makes working at the computer a better experience. I can lean back in my chair but still have access to all the keys on the keyboard. I haven't reached my touch typing speed that I have with qwerty yet. However, I am improving the more I use it, which is more than I can say for a few other devices that I have tried.If you are on the fence about purchasing this device, it is my opinion that it is worth both the time and the money that you will invest to gain the freedom that it gives you!

I've gotten up to a decent speed with this. I wish it had a physical off button since it does sometime lose pairing with my Android Q beta phone. And I have to plug it in then repair it. This error never happened with vanilla Android P phone. So that's just a minor thing. I wish the keys were a little less loud. For instance you can't use with someone watching TV without bothering them. Overall those it's a cool idea. Pretty darn capable.

Don't let the simplistic looks of this device fool you. This 10-key keyboard is such an interesting and one-of-a-kind device. Like mentioned in another review, there is a learning curve; don't expect to learn this fairly quickly. But once you have it down, it is very rewarding.From what I've read, this device can only be used on other devices with Bluetooth 4.0 (many of the latest computers and phones with Bluetooth capability can easily hook into this device, so this shouldn't be a problem).Pros:- Perfectly assembled- Buttons have the right sensitivity- Comes with instructions (usually, these are located on In10did's website)- Can practically be used anywhereCons:- Nothing at all. This device is perfect to me.I highly recommend it to those who either have a disability, or those who want to learn something completely different from the QWERTY standard.

This unique keyboard adds some interesting and convenient new ways to interact with your phone or tablet (or any other Bluetooth 4.x compatible device.)As mentioned in other reviews, it takes some up front time to learn, but once mastered, entering text is quick and easy, and you can easily do it with one hand and without having to look at the screen. This makes it perfect for typing while you walk or even drive. (Do not read texts while driving, though.)The keyboard has two keys on the top for control with the thumb(s) and two rows of four keys each on the face with which you use your fingers. You can easily use both hands, but the one-handed aspect adds to the convenience.One thing I wish it also had is an option to use it as an audio video remote control device which would work without waking up the phone. I like to use it to also control playback on podcasts and music (and text with Voice Dream Reader,) and it works fine for that. Using the Bluetooth keyboard profile adds the extra convenience of waking up the phone remotely, but in some cases, it would be better not to wake it up. As far as I know, there are no keyboards that offer this capability, so no points deducted for that.The price seems a little steep when compared to other Bluetooth keyboards, but it truly is in a class on its own, so it is difficult to compare. It is not a QWERTY keyboard--it is designed to be small, portable, and can be used with one hand.The device is well built, contains rechargeable battery, and also supports a USB connection for your PC or Mac if you want to use it there as well.The keys seem to be of good quality, and they are fairly quiet. Great for inconspicuous writing while in a meeting or other situations where you do not want everyone to know you are writing something.

A handy device that provides keyboard input to your devices using one hand. Connects via Bluetooth easily or wired via USB. Has rumble alerts, Keys are marked clearly, but there is a small learning curve as with any new device. Small enough to fit in the palm of your hand or in your top pocket.

Wow, so glad I found this novel product. Awesome one hand typing. Takes a while to master, but I recommend a try.