Nice alternative to micro keys.
587536
The big advantage of this keyboard is the size of the keys. I don't like micro keys. The second thing I like is the number of keys. Having three octaves is better than two. But it comes at a cost: the keyboard does not fit into a regular backpack. I made a sleeve out of a yoga mat, and I need to carry it as an extra item on a plane. It is kind of oversized for a portable keyboard (view photo). This could be solved by iRig taking the wheels off and the last C key.

Here are the general cons:
- Multiple cables. There is one for iPhone, which I hope not to lose, and another for USB.
- Poor plastic quality and key weight. Keys feel week.

It's very nice to be able to work on Garage Band with your iPhone while on a boring flight.
3462673
This is a standard key-board with several helpful features that make it stand out.  The keyboard is smaller, and takes up less space, so it works well on a surface where space is at a premium(such as an office desk).  It replaced a prior keyboard that required a wrist-rest for comfort and it does not need one because of the way it is designed to keep your wrists in a more neutral position.  I did not test it to see if, as advertised, liquids drain out from it in the event of a spill, but that is a nice feature to have, and makes it easier to clean the keyboard.  Overall, a good keyboard with some extra features that aren't seen in all keyboards.
4308208
Smallish Keyboard with brightly illuminated keys. My only complaint is that the keys are a tad closer then usual and I keep double keying.
Still it's a pleasure to have the colorful keys.
434016
This is a nice addition to any person who prefers to type on a keyboard instead of the touch screen and has multiple Bluetooth devices such as tablets and smartphones.

Specs:

Length: 9.25 inches
Width: 5.31 inches
Height5.31 inches
Weight: 163g
Material: ABS
Lithium Battery: 200mA/H
Standby Time: 60days

What comes in the package:

1 * Wireless Bluetooth keyboard
1 * Leather Case Cover
1 * Micro USB Cable
1 * User Manual

Design & Functionality

The keyboard is quite small and resembles a small note pad. It comes within this professional, what appears to be leather, casing. The case has multiple segments with magnets inside. These magnets cling to each other and create a makeshift stand for whatever device you use just by folding them. The case magnets also hold the keyboard in place from underneath so it doesn't slip around. The inside of the case feels to be a faux suede so it does not scratch the keyboard.
The keyboard itself is compact and lightweight with no number pad. You have two buttons on the top right which connect the keyboard to your device and the other turns the keyboard on. Underneath those buttons you have four lights. One for caps lock, another for Bluetooth, another for charge status and the last one for power. ***While charging the charge status light stays red. When its done charging it shuts off - it does not turn green or blue.*** The non-backlit keys are not super tactile with their feedback, but they get the job done. What stands out with this keyboard is it's functionality. It is compatible with Android (Fn+Q), Windows (Fn+W), and iOS (Fn+E). All you have to do is us the Fn key (function key) and the Operating Systems corresponding letter. Other than that, there is one Micro USB port on the right hand side to charge the keyboard. It charges fairly quickly.

Opinion

I would have to recommend this Bluetooth wireless keyboard to anyone needing one. You might be on the go and want to stop at a caf and respond to emails, texts, or write out agendas etc. I would suggest for people with big hands to look somewhere else. After a long period of time you might start to experience wrist cramps or discomfort. At the moment, this slim, lightweight, Bluetooth companion is under $20 US and I would say for the money its worth it. If you have use for it.

If you have any questions please let me know.
Thank you,

Axiom Brevity
1910809
Solid, workable keyboard with light clicking chiclet keys. Not especially lap friendly, as lower portion does not lock in place and needs a solid working surface. Feels like a small laptop keyboard, responsive enough for touch typing at speed. Back plates are metal, hinges and most of the frame is plastic. A bit long for a 'pocket' keyboard.
2530867
Love these..  cute and make it easier to tell keys apart.
3688955
Nice small footprint and sturdy.  This is a great USB key for keyrings and rugged environments.  It is small and compact so it could be easily misplaced.
4014803
Pros:

Great mechanical keys
Movable/removable number pad (with calculator key)
Good volume control
Easy to clean if you spill stuff in it

Cons:

Not backlit
Sliding 6-hotkey attachment is gimmicky and of limited use

This is an excellent keyboard; my only problem with it is the lack of backlighting.  It's solidly built, has a pretty neat style, and has a bunch of cool features.  The mechanical keys feel great, and I've had no problem with multiple key presses (shift, space, w, a, and r, for those forward left jumps while crouching and reloading that come up often, for example).  The movable/removable number pad is great for when you want it out of the way, or on the other side of the keyboard for additional hotkeys or an alternative to the staple WASD setup.  It has a small button below the keypad that opens up Calculator, which I thought was silly at first, but I've used it quite a bit, and it's a great idea.  The volume control is smooth and works great.  (On my previous keyboard, it would occasionally get "stuck" turning the volume up or down, or suffer from lag approaching 4-5 seconds, or just stop working.)

The six-hotkey sliding thingy, I'm not quite sold on.  I haven't really used it much, but it does flip up and out of the way, and it's removable, so it's not a big deal.  It does cover up the F1-F4 keys where I have it now, but oh well.

The keyboard is completely programmable, with five macro keys to the left of the standard keys.  I like to rearrange all the keys and leave my computer, so people who try to use it are unable to type anything.  (It's pretty funny.)  The backspace key is tiny and the enter key is huge, but I got used to it after a couple of days, and now I don't even notice it.

I wish it was backlit.  I thought I wouldn't mind, but I do kind of miss that.  Not a huge deal, just keep it in mind.

Overall, I'm pleased with the purchase.
2888123
While I am not real happy about having a Microsoft label on something connected to my Linux system, I like the feel of these keyboards. Because of the environment I use them in, I usually end up replacing them about every other year. While the normal key placement stays the same, it seams like every time I buy a new one, there are more special functions keys, and they are not arranged the same. So this time I purchased a spare.

Whoever is building these for Microsoft is doing a good job. The keys have good tactile feedback - they have enough travel and back pressure to be easy to type on, but not so much that your fingers get sore. Give one a try. Try one for a week. You will either love it, or hate it. It does make it a bit harder to use a conventional keyboard after you are used to using one of these.
4709974
Great alternative keyboard for my Raspberry Pi.  Plug the dongle into a USB port and you're ready to go.
4426616
This is the second gadget of this type I've purchased, and this one is improved over the first. I like it's small size (key-size) and that this one does not have a sharp blade towards the bottom. My first one does and I've cut myself trying to open it.  I knocked a star off because of the way it attaches to my key ring. It would be nice if it would stay on my key ring when I open it instead of falling off. It's a minor annoyance that wasn't enough to keep me from purchasing a second one. Overall, a nice little item that has come in handy on many occasions.
2518880
Keep similar keys on the same ring separate and easy to locate
2476700
The QQ-tech Mini Keyboard was a perfect match to use on the various micro-computers that I have been experimenting with.  I have used it with a C.H.I.P., Raspberry Zero, and even paired very easily to my Asus Tablet.  Overall, good "chick-let" keyboard and the mouse/touchpad was very responsive.  It is nice having it able to be recharged.  I was able to use it straight for about 18 hours before it needed a recharge.  Additionally, it would sit in the "off"position for a few days and not lose too much power.

Overall, good purchase, and great portability.
166232
Like the product and how it holds keys compactly in one place - easy to store and use.
4632643
I recently received this keyboard as a gift, so I cannot comment on its long-term reliability or durability, but I can offer my first impressions.  This small, portable keyboard packs quite a few features for its price tag.  The keyboard itself feels solid and well-made, and the keys press accurately.  The spacing is smaller than your average keyboard, but that is to be expected with these portable iOS/Android keyboards.  It connected (via Bluetooth) very easily to my Galaxy S4 and my mother's iPhone 4.  The delay between the keystroke and the appearance of the letter on the screen is almost unnoticeable.  This keyboard allows me to use my phone as a computer in a pinch, so instead of carrying around my laptop, I just need this keyboard.  It works great for taking notes, writing papers, quick internet searching, etc.

One of my favorite features of this keyboard is the backlight.  It doesn't look like much in the light, but this feature is very useful at night. In addition to adjusting the intensity of the light, you can switch between 7 different colors (not necessarily a selling point, but certainly a nice feature).  You can also turn the backlight off entirely in order to conserve battery life.

As far as Android integration is concerned, this keyboard includes a physical button for the "home" button as well as a button to lock the phone.  There are also physical buttons to adjust brightness and volume, copy, cut, paste, select all, skip forward, skip backward, and play/pause.  With the exception of the skip & play keys, all other keys work flawlessly with my S4 (for some reason, the music player works intermittently with these keys).  You can also change the keyboard's settings to work with iOS and Windows operating systems (probably for tablets; I haven't tried this with a laptop or desktop).

My main complaint about the keyboard is its lack of a "back button" and a "menu button" for Android.  However, the rest of this keyboard's functionality greatly outweighs this issue.  I also wish there was some type of hardshell case made for this keyboard so that I could carry it around in my backpack without fear of breaking it with a textbook.  If you are looking for a portable keyboard for your phone/tablet/bluetooth device, then I definitely recommend this product.  You certainly will not be disappointed.
2940041
Great little (really little) keyboard, just have to remember to type "tight". Bluetooth worked perfectly the second time (first time required rebooting both devices, the tablet and the keyboard) and no problems since then. Good choice of fonts, very clear and nice. Easily and quickly charged. Fun writing emails on a real keyboard instead of a virtual one.

Case is nice, but a bit fiddly, the reason for 4 stars & not 5. Previously had a Snugg case, which just closed shut, turned off the tablet, and stayed shut,with powerful magnets. This one has a strap that has to be threaded into a loop, which is just a millimeter too tight & requires two hands each time. I've stopped using the strap and just close it -- but then it doesn't always turn off the device (the magnets don't seem as powerful or well-aligned with each other). Also fiddly is the prop stand -- again requires two hands to flatten it down since it is in two layers. The inner layer has to be manually disengaged from the back before the prop lies flat.

But, small inconveniences for a nice keyboard.
1055739
This is a great little keyboard that I purchased after I moved from a full-size iPad to a mini. WIth the full-sized iPad I had a Logitech keyboard that also served as a cover and I loved that, but it didn't fit with the mini.  In retrospect I wish I had not moved down to the mini, but since I did I am glad I researched keyboards and opted for the larger-sized unattached format. Seems solidly built and it's a pleasure to use.