Overall I like this keyboard
589696
Overall I like this keyboard. Occasionally I'll get a double input from a single keystroke or a missed keystroke if I type too fast, but this may just be the nature of bluetooth keyboards and their usage with smartphones.
1408687
I'm using this as a remote keyboard for my HTPC and I'm happy with it. I like the shape and functionality. One thing this is missing is a "back" key. I reprogrammed a key to do that function so its not a big deal. The only gripe is the sensitivity/usability of the track pad. It isn't horrible it just isn't great.
4851954
All in all this is a really good keyboard for the price, but I do have a few complaints about it. I choose it because it was one of the cheapest membrane keyboards that had a USB pass through, however it is on the left side which makes it impractical you plug a mouse into.

Pros:
- Small ten keyless design fits my small desk
- Very quiet (This is prefrance. It does not have the same satifying feedback as CheryMX switches, but i did not expect it to)
- Key spacing is nice and feels comfortable except backspace key
- Has lights to signal what features are active
- Has easily readable but not flashy letters/symbols on key caps
- Has legs on the bottom that raise the back about 1/3 inch
- Has a USB pass through

Cons:
- Has a large logo on the top right of the keyboard (not a huge deal but it is removed in the manufacturers images)
- Back Space key is smaller than I thought it would be and I often hit "=" instead of it
- No wrist wrest (did not expect one but it does make the keyboard slightly uncomfortably, however the feet on the bottom help)
- Face plat is plastic so if you type hard it bows slightly giving the middle keys a slightly mushy feeling

I would recommend this product to friends, however if you are willing to spend a bit more and don't mind loud keyboards, I would recommend a mechanical keyboard.
4343849
I like the feel and responsiveness of the keyboard and that it is thin and ergonomic.  There are very few wireless keyboards that are ergonomic so this is nice..  As others have stated in reviews the delay when it puts itself to sleep is a little annoying and that you have to wake up both the keyboard and the number pad is sometimes annoying.  The biggest complaint I have is why Microsoft didn't include the writing of the secondary functions on the number pad.  How much more work would it have taken or cost them to add the Page Up/Down, Home, End, Insert, Delete and arrows to it?  Other than this I love that I can travel with just the number pad and use my laptops keyboard for the other functions.
3947730
This is a very nice little keyboard as long as you are firm enough with each key.  The tactile feedback is better than I expected, but it's possible to feel like the key went down when the keyboard actually missed sending the strike.  However, its other characteristics are generally nice.  The battery section supports the keyboard at a comfortable angle.  Setup with a formerly-Nook hd+ running cyanogenmod was simple.  I can't speak to the quality of the documentation because I haven't needed to look at it.  The backspace/delete key is a good size.  The white labels show up nicely on the darker colored keyboards.  Note that the black function key labels vanish totally on the dark blue.  I'm a little bummed the gray color wasn't on display when I ordered the blue one, but I'm happy with this one and keeping it.
2884594
I am very satisfied with this keyboard. I think others would be satisfied with it to.
2486426
I like that this keyboard is so compact (I can put in into an inside jacket pocket) and light.  It is a comfortable size for typing and doesn't make any clicking or clacking sounds -- good for taking notes in meetings.  Paired with my LG3 smartphone, it makes for unobtrusive note taking.  I'm only giving it three stars, though, because for some reason EC Technology has put the right shift key at the end of the keyboard beyond the direction arrows.  I've been using it for weeks and if my attention wanders, I still end up hitting the up arrow instead of the right shift.  It's a weird key arrangement.
3748149
It does what it is meant to do.  Considering the size the keyboard is adequate in terms of key sizes and spacing.

I gave it 4 stars rather than 5 because I don't like the key action, that is a lot of force is required to make sure a key has been pressed far enough to make contact which I found really slowed my typing speed.
1783031
This keyboard feels like typing on a notebook computer, which is nice IMO, and I go pretty fast on it, but as the keys are close together, I make more mistakes than say a Logitech k360 or a chiclet w/spaces between the keys.  The key "travel" is a short distance.  There is a trick to adjusting the lights(manual with it not very good) but not difficult once you get the hang of it.  There is a way to save one setting.  The range that the color can be adjusted us very very nice, and the brightness is good too.  I would have preferred a full-size with the arrows etc between the letters and the number keys, as things are pretty crammed in there and the space bar is small, along with backspace and some others...there will be some adjustment involved when you first use this.  This is a plus/minus.  If you have limited space, it could be a plus.  The enter key is huge, however, which I like, actually.

The quality has a decent enough feel to it.  It will not feel as refined for sure as the Logitech illuminated keyboards that run for 80-100$, but what do I expect for the price?  I don't think that I could expect laser etched keys, etc., either.  But for the money it seems decent enough.  The feel of the  keys while typing is nice IMO.  I will dock this one star for durability.  After several months of playing Skyrim on this, the "w" key, which is held down for long periods and used to move forward in this and many games, started becoming somewhat mushy.  I pulled it up somewhat and it seems to be better, and still works.  It seems to be recovering mostly as I am mostly not gaming on the PC much and the w key is not used that much.  If I look very closely, it just might be a tiny bit lower than the two keys next to it.  It has some typical shortcut type buttons(not lit up) on top that didn't give me any particular difficulty in Windows.  When computer wakes from sleep in Windows it might not light until reinserted.  In linux it will work for me but might wake up a different color and be not adjustable.
4173056
I was looking for a keyboard with quieter keys than my stock Dell keyboard, partly because I type "hard" but also because I've been working late at night at home in a studio apartment and don't want to disturb my better half.  After reading a lot of reviews here and elsewhere, I went with this one for the added back light feature.

The keys are pretty quiet so I'm happy with that. The only weird part of the design is the different layout of the Delete, Home, End, and Page Up/Down keys. That's mostly due to the HP keyboard I use at work which has these keys laid out in a 2 column X 3 row format instead of the reverse. I find myself reaching for the wrong key a lot when I need to delete or jump around with my cursor.

There is also only 1 Windows key and it's on the left.  I used to be able to lock my PC with 1 hand (Windows+L) when I had a stock Dell keyboard, but it's a little harder to do now.  Not that big a deal.
2289892
I was pleasantly surprised by this keyboard and mouse combination. It is true, like some of the other users have reported- the keys are a little smaller and it does take some time getting used to. The right side "Shift" is smaller than I would like and make it difficult for my big paws to hit. Other then that, I like it. The setup was simple and my Windows 7 netbook recognized it immediately. I am using this keyboard mainly to sit in a recliner and access the netbook that is hooked up to my TV... This has allowed me some additional flexibility that I needed while I work from home.
1460935
I like this keyboard quite a lot except for the fact that instead of having an extended shift key on the right side, for some inexplicable reason they chose to put 2 smaller keys, one of which is a backslash and one of which is a shortened shift key. If this is the only keyboard that I used, I could get used to the unusual configuration but switching between 2 separate keyboards between work and home can be difficult.

My wife purchased this keyboard for me about 9 months ago and I have used it extensively. The weight and feeling of durability is very pleasing to me. It reminds me of my old IBM "tank" keyboard that I bought in the early 1990's. That keyboard, which cost nearly 100 dollars at the time, was my favorite. In fact, I used it so much that I wore it completely out having typed the paint off of many of the keys. The tactile feel of the keys on this keyboard is very nice, though being old school, I still really miss the old fashioned key click (this is not a fault of the keyboard as the cherry system used didn't promise key click).

The big bugaboo for me with this keyboard is what I opine to be the fundamental design flaw of putting 2 keys where only one should be. One might expect slight variations in keyboard layout with infrequently used keys such as a windows key, the function keys or the escape key. Why would any designer in their right mind mess with a key that is used in almost every single sentence a person types? Though the right hand shift key is in the right place, I fail to see why it has been shortened so as to be able to include a backslash key right next to it. The new keyboard configuration takes some getting used to, but it is certainly doable. However, the problem re-rears its ugly head when I switch to other keyboards, say at work or when using another family member's computer.

Ignoring the layout issue, this keyboard is outstanding. The feel of the keys is nice. The texture, bounce back and the pressure needed to actuate each key is just about perfect. Though the keyboard doesn't actually have a key click there is some subdued audible and tactile feedback when pressing down on a key. The way the keyboard looks as to the sheen and finish is great. The LED's are nice and bright and all in all, the keyboard has a feel of quality which matches its general performance. I just wish they had not messed with my shift key. 9 months after obtaining this keyboard, I still find myself hitting the backslash when I want to hit the shift key from time to time, especially after I've come home from work where they use a more standard configuration.

This keyboard is so good in so many critical respects that I really wanted to give it 5 stars. However, the backslash key layout issue really pulled this one down.

*Note: I wrote this review with my husband who is a newspaper reporter / photojournalist. All of the above opinions/words/sentiments are his.
2663052
I like this keyboard a lot.  Because of the extra row of keys at the top that run some iPad functions, the keys you type on are lower on the keyboard, so it took a bit of adjusting to that when I use it on my lap.  On a desk, it's fine.  But, that being said, the best part about this is how quickly it connects to bluetooth.  It's a solid, high quality product.
821398
The keyboard is great in the ergonomic sense however is somewhat frustrating with respect to the space bar. It definitely feels a bit sticky and is difficult to register on some occasions.

If there is a solution to the space key I'd give this keyboard 4 stars
4203825
Never had a backlit keyboard so bought this one. I like the various breathing modes and the different colors which flash. The cord is a bit limited and would have been nice if it was smaller as mine is connected to a docking station. Brightness is a bit lower to me and I think would have been better if brighter. The raised keys are a positive but the keys are narrow so if he fingers are fat you may press twice so thats a negative I experienced. Some of the other common keys are renamed which makes it slightly tough to get used to
3966307
I like the feel of the keys, which are also backlit. It's slim and the I'm a gamer who prefers to use the arrow keys instead of WASD for movement, so I like how the number pad, and other keys are nearby to the arrows (one of my biggest complaints about main-steam gaming keyboards).
3521051
I am very pleased with this keyboard, it works as described and is turning heads in the office. 2 things prevent a 5 star: the lack of rubber feet on the bottom edge (near the space bar), even though there are two at the top on the battery area. I resolved this with 2 swipes of rubber cement. low profile but still prevents sliding. Second, the black area at the top of the key board is very soft - anything scratches it. I wiped it with a paper towel and it scratched. Impossible to keep looking good. Aside from the 2 physical issues, it is very useful!