- Setting up and pairing was effortless - a three step process at most.
- Smooth and no discernible lag.
- Probably the smallest blue tooth keyboard out there with full sized keys. I felt it was a bit of a stretch too much to the enter key, but on second glance it seems the same distance as my full sized keyboard, which I never had any issue with before.
- Some of the extra keys have some functionality -
- Esc is a handy back button
- The context key opens up settings
- The Play button started up my music player
- And, think I had some volume control.
It does feel somewhat substantial, with polished metal trimming around the edges that wrap around to a matte base of the same material.
The cover is extremely durable. There are two lips on either side made of the same rubber as the back and, sliding it on was very cumbersome and some of the keys were being pried whilst trying to do it. The only option, for someone as pernickety about my technology as me, was to place it on some other way, which required some deft and unnecessary manoeuvring.
It doubles as a stand for your tablet, although mine already has a cover slash stand, so didn't use it. And it apparently turns off the keyboard when closed. I guess i'll take their word for it.
Some indicator on the side would've been handy. There's only a light buried between the top reaches, north of the home row keys. And as such indicates the state and blinks when it is in connect mode. A nifty toy or a productivity/creativity increasing tool, time will tell.
