Bluetooth Keyboard, Vive Comb Rechargeable Portable Wireless Keyboard with Number Pad Design for Laptop Desktop PC Tablet, Windows iOS Android-Black and Silver

This keyboard is annoying. I'm blind and use this to type on my smartphone. So queue my surprise when I receive it find out that all the keys have been squished down and the scroll keys have all been set up vertically. This keyboard is trying to keep a full layout and be laptop-sized as well and it's annoying. This keyboard is only full-size in the sense that it has all the keys a keyboard should. But hey I guess that's my problem since I couldn't see the image before buying.What isn't my problem is the typing experience. The switches are sharp. They feel decent but they are inconsistent. Some of them stick a tiny bit. It's hardly noticeable when typing but it is slightly distracting. One key, and only one key, feels quite mushy. I don't know why.I could deal with all of these problems. Except there's one more. Every so often the keyboard will throw in a double key press which will reesult in tyypos like these.Also the keyboard is needlessly heavy and offers poor grip on anything other than a flat surface. Guess I'll be returning this and looking elsewhere for a proper full size Bluetooth keyboard.Update: some of the switches started squeaking just before I returned it.

I have an HP envy all in one huge PC. It came with a nice bluetooth keyboard but battery operated. It lasted me 3 years. Time came to replace it and i started the endless search for a new one. Search search i came across the rechargeable options. I scratched my head.. do those exist? and... do i want to hang the wire once a week to recharge it? becasue that is what i was reading in the reviews in other brands... until i came across this one. Lots reading all over the internet (not just amazon) and people promised long charges. I risked it and i couldn't be happier. I charge my keyboard once a month!!! AND i work at home. I spend 10h in front of the PC typing like there is no tomorrow. I had to change batteries at least twice a month with my old one. And when the blue light blinks all i have to do is grab the wire and plug it in.. no more getting up, go look IF my kids left me a couple batteries, yell becasue they used them all in their games/toys... You have no idea how happy i am with this keyboard lol oh the small joys in life.Now the cons.. none really for me, BUT this keyboard is on the smaller side, laptop sized. I have smaller hands and i like to lounge on my recliner office chair (yes i know but i told you i live in front of the pc lol gotta be comfy lol) holding the keyboard on my legs so this works perfect. But i can see how someone with big hands might find it harder to use/adapt. Overall im VERY pleased (can you tell? Lol)

Updated12:-19-18After my original review, the seller contacted me. Yesterday, I received another keyboard in the mail. It had a low charge out of the box so I plugged it in with the cord that came with it. I started charging and stayed charging until it was fully juiced. I am now very happy with my purchase.I got this keyboard about a month ago. I love the slight wedge shape, size weight and key travel. I sometimes takes more time than expected to connect, especially when reususing from sleep, but not so long that it's anything more than a minor annoyance. Usually just turning it off and off again is speedier.My biggest issue with the keyboard is charging. I haven't been able to get it above 14% . No matter how long I charge it! The charging light comes on, but then goes off moments later. It will start charging again if I unplug it and plug it in again.If it wasn't for this issue I'd rate much higher, especially for how I used it with my setup, but as it stands now, I'm always worried it's going to conk out in the middle of working.

I only tried this with a PC, the feel of they keys is really nice, it's very quite and it's pretty responsive, it's stylish and it's pretty compact, so if you have a limited space or will use it for travel or tablets and such then this might be a good option for ya.My 2 problems with it are:1. Layout- The "Backspace" and "CapLocks" keys are really small, they are some of the most used keys and I keep missing them and have to stop and delete often because well I keep hitting the "Delete/Backspace" key!!! >:[so it slows my work. Sure you can get used it it but switching between a normal size keys from my laptop and this is no fun.The Space is sacrificed by a column of hot keys which are rarely used, (home,page up, page down, end pause break) so I don't think it justifies the sacrifice of backspace size, it almost seems like it was design by for a person that doesn't type much. Take a look at the pictures and if these hotkeys are important for ya then this is a good option, if not I'd look for something else.2-Cheap looking function keys: I may be neat picking here but the "Blue Function" labels on the keys look like cheap stickers, they almost seem like you can peel them off. You can't really but it just looks bad. It's a shame because the keyboard is so stylish., which is one of the reasons why I bought it.Other than that it's a good keyboard but just so you know I am returning it because I just can't work with it like that.

There is a major problem with the alpha-numeric keys. While the letters and numbers are working fine, the position of special characters shift. For example, where ) supposed to be, it shifts to where ( is. I am very frustrated each time when this happens as I have to sign out of my computer and sign in again to fix it.