Comparing this EZOWare keyboard to the Anker&reg; Ultra Slim Mini Bluetooth 3.0 Wireless Keyboard. Any advantage to EZOWare over Anker?
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When I was looking for a wireless keyboard I was looking at the battery, specifically a rechargable battery. I did not want to constantly by a new pair of batteries to keep it alive. The EZOWare has a rechargeable battery and it lasts for many hours before it dies! (so far 20+ hours, RECHARGEABLE!) The only thing I did have to get used to is the size of the keyboard and how close the keys are to each other, and it will take some time to get used to it. It's a great keyboard for the price and I would recommend it in a heartbeat.
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Personally YES, there are better keyboards out there. I purchased this keyboard for my Note 10.1 and it worked once, after that it did not stay charged and would not connect. I do not recommend this keyboard. It is affordable, but it is better to pay more for one that will actually work.
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Personally, I think the keyboard on the Sharkk feels much cheaper than the Logitech. I also think it's a bit thicker (haven't compared measurements). That said, the reason I went with the Sharkk was because of its rotating clamshell design and low price.
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They are all just keyboards, so it should work identically. As another reviewer pointed out, the main difference between these models is: ruggedness, and laser quality.
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Yeah, I have the E II. I'm looking for a different one now. As a keyboard it's not bad but I wish that the keys themselves were backlit and not the whole undercarriage(?) It served me well for as long as I had it, I just need better backlighting.
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Yes.. I Love the keyboard.. I use it for medical transcription and typing is so easy and quick with the slim keyboard.
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I'm using a Lenovo wireless USB keyboard, which works well. Haven't tried a bluetooth.
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Keybard = Yes !!!batteries = NoUSB Charging cord = Yes !!!full charge = lasts me 3 days ... - depends on usage... I use my iPad on the go for emails and many other documentation... I've also managed to conveniently forget to shut the bluetooth / keyboard switch (Same) overnight and have used it to its fullest. good purchase !!! Good luck !!!
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The primary difference is height. My wife's slide out keyboard tray would not slide under the tabletop with the Expert but the Slimblade is low enough. The Expert is sturdier with the scroll ring around the ball. The Slimblade is a "more economical" construction; the buttons are a bit more difficult to depress because you are actually pressing down on the plastic exterior cover rather than a real depressable button and you have to grasp and rotate the ball to scroll. We both like the Expert better but given the choice between the Slimblade and shuffling a mouse around, the Slimblade wins hands down!
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I had the attachable keyboard but didn't much care for it - I prefer to have the tablet as a tablet, in its own case, so I bought a Verbatim 12-1/2 inch wide bluetooth keyboard and mouse. I've been very happy with the choice. It is just a little wider than the tablet, but still fits in the messenger bag I keep them in.
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They make a Windows version, which I'm using right now. It works fine on Windows that support Bluetooth 4.0. It's the Logitech K810. I've used both this one and the K810, and they are pretty much interchangeable as far as connectivity goes, however they are much different where keyboard layout goes. I've not found anything I can't do on this one that can be done on a full-sized keyboard, but because of the lower-profile keys, I can type significantly faster without the strain of a full-sized keyboard. I have little cartilege left in my hands, and have have had 2 joints repaired with titanium implants. This keyboard is a dream, K810 or K811. They are awesome. They make a Windows version, which I'm using right now. It works fine on Windows that support Bluetooth 4.0. It's the Logitech K810. I've used both this one and the K810, and they are pretty much interchangeable as far as connectivity goes, however they are much different where keyboard layout goes. I've not found anything I can't do on this one that can be done on a full-sized keyboard, but because of the lower-profile keys, I can type significantly faster without the strain of a full-sized keyboard. I have little cartilege left in my hands, and have have had 2 joints repaired with... » Read More They make a Windows version, which I'm using right now. It works fine on Windows that support Bluetooth 4.0. It's the Logitech K810. I've used both this one and the K810, and they are pretty much interchangeable as far as connectivity goes, however they are much different where keyboard layout goes. I've not found anything I can't do on this one that can be done on a full-sized keyboard, but because of the lower-profile keys, I can type significantly faster without the strain of a full-sized keyboard. I have little cartilege left in my hands, and have have had 2 joints repaired with titanium implants. This keyboard is a dream, K810 or K811. They are awesome. « Show Less
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I am using the Motorola bluetooth keyboard with a built in track pad - but I have ordered a bluetooth air fly mouse as well. I have not received it yet, so i can't say how well it works. The bluetooth keyboard works better with Finless 4.1.1 than it does with Finless 4.2.2.
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They keyboard on the Razer Blade 14 has significantly less travel than the keyboard on the T440. It kind of reminds me of a Macbook Air keyboard whose keys are harder to press/has more resistance than the Macbook Air.
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Bradley, iGear has a better keyboard than New Trent at this point in my opinion - and its just as rugged. Also, remember, the New Trent Airbender Mini "keyboard" is not waterproof, only the closed case is. They told me that they were going to change that misinformation, but apparently they haven't gotten around to it yet.
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I got the verbatim ultra-slim over a year ago. I have had the other keyboards on Amazon and this one has lasted the longest and works the best. It is small, so is a little difficult to type on initially, but I have adjusted to the keyboard.
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I use mine with an Anker slim bluetooth keyboard/case I also got off Amazon, fits fine.
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Hi Evelyn, I suspect you'll get a lot of feedback which is great. Here's my .02. Since you haven't purchased yet I'd suggest you go with the HE. Reasoning. For only a few dollars more it comes with Bluetooth built in and is also compatible with Wi-Fi N (which the HA is not). While it's difficult to find an N system right now it may eventually catch on and you want all the web surfing speed you can get right? Bluetooth allows you to transmit music or even phone calls to a headset. If you're on a plane or just relaxing you're free of any wired connection to the computer. Yes, you can buy a little Bluetooth nub (I have one on my HA) for $20 or so but The HE has it built in. The HE processor is just a nudge faster. Reviews I've read so far indicate the additional speed isn't noticeable to the casual user but again, anytime you can get a faster processor and front end for roughly the same price give it serious consideration. And then there's the keyboard. While I haven't seen it my understanding is the HE is an improvement over the keyboard on the HA. Many users have modified the HA keyboard (it's extremely simple) but if Asus has heard the complaints about having an arrow key where the caps key 'should' be and fixed the problem then why not take advantage? The HE is also (apparently) a little slimmer and an ounce or two lighter even though battery life is improved. While I wouldn't suggest someone who's already invested in an HA dump the old machine for the new one, I'd strongly recommend someone starting from scratch give the HE a close look. Cheers