KKmoon 81 Keys Ultra Slim Thin Touch Pad BT Keyboard with Foldable Magnetic PU Leather Case for 9.7-10.1 in Tablet Android 3.0 Windows XP 7 8

Really enjoying this keyboard. Perfect for my tablet and easy to connect via Bluetooth and it stays connected for days. Great for writing large documents on the go. Would recommend this item.

I have been using this key board for a year as a student. It is sometimes random especially when it needs recharging, but for the price it is still going and reliable.

A good keyboard other reviewers say " A couple of function keys " and @ labeled in reverse. " is true and "@ symbol does not work and will only place speech marks so you would have to copy and paste the symbol every time. " is incorrect, so if you email and want @ symbol you press Fn and p key together and shift and 2 keys for " symbol. The keyboard is big enough to allow you to type without the problem of small keys on most phone touch keyboards just like a laptop keyboard

Good quality - matches my Asus 10" tablet well. Links quickly and mouse pad works well

excellent layout and design i would have given a 5 but found the outer covering thin and like plastic to the touch jb

I use this case for my studies instead of bringing my expensive laptop in. It works great, easy to set up, easy to pair with tablet and most of the functions work, the ones i use anyway, but the mouse i quite hard to use. Unresponsive would be a good word. It's not like a PC trackpad but it works well. The only main problem for me would be that it kept triggering the browser to open, I have no idea how or why it does this but it just keeps doing it when you don't mean to. Battery life is also really great!

Took a few tries to get it to connect to my tablet but after that it works great.

This keyboard is small (altogether, it is about the same size as an iPad mini), light and very thin. It's charged via a standard USB cable as you probably use to power your tablet (unless it's an Apple product of course). Although it is made of plastic, it feels quite well made although there is a bit of flex in it. It's smaller than a full size keyboard, so you won't be able to touch type at quite feel speed, but you'll definitely be a lot faster than if you use the on-screen keyboard on your tablet. The keys are chiclet style and feel quite positive when you press them. For their size, they are pretty good I've tried this with an Android tablet, a Windows tablet and an iPad mini. Pairing is easy; no need to enter a code into the keyboard as you do with some keyboards. You enter pairing mode by pressing function and the Bluetooth key which is very straightforward. You can tell the keyboard whether you are using a Windows tablet or an Android tablet, again using the Function key, and this then makes a range of useful function keys available which do a range of useful things such as such as playing music, controlling volume, opening the web browser etc. You can do a lot without needing to touch your screen at all. Another really handy feature which you don't find on all keyboards in this price range is the trackpad which functions like the trackpad on a laptop on both Android and Windows tablets. This is really useful if you want to use your tablet for productivity tasks. Worth remembering though that the trackpad won't work with an iPad because the iOS operating system doesn't support pointing devices. One minor niggle is that this keyboard features a $ rather than a £ symbol; this will both you according to how much you use these symbols. Battery life seems good so far. I've tried out quite a few Bluetooth keyboards, and for its price, this one is pretty good. It's a bit smaller than I would use for working with but for a bit of casual typing, it's fine and the shortcut keys and trackpad definitely make it worthy of your consideration. I received this keyboard from the manufacturer in return for an honest review.

I used this to transform my linx vision into a hybrid latop and it works! I am writing this review with it. It totally transforms your tablet (if it is a windows one) into a little portable laptop which fit in the smallests of bags. I would not reccomend it to people who are writing a lot of emails as the @ symbol does not work and will only place speech marks so you would have to copy and paste the symbol every time. The touchpad on it is okay but you can accidentaly zoom in quite a lot. you can use this to log in when the tablet/laptop has shutdown as long as you didn't turn of the keyboard. The case is very sturdy and sleek with a prop on the back to tilt the tablet so you can make it look more like a laptop and see the screen easier. the batterey life on the keyboard is about four and a alf days long (if on constant use) and a few monthsif left ut not used.the biew keybard in the t which the keyboard lies on is magnetic so if you wished to get a new keyboard in the future you can do so without getting a new case.overall I think it is very solid and worth the money would reccomend it to anyone who needs a laptop on the go and can't afford one or if they need something which can fit in their bag easier.

This is a neat little set for a 7" tablet. Of the two parts, I think the keyboard is the stronger element. There is a lovely positive feel to the keys which makes typing easier and they are a reasonable size (very little different to my laptop accutype keyboard) so avoid the fat finger problem. They are, of course, more squashed together than on a full size keyboard but even so the keyboard is nice to use and much better than the on board keyboard on a phone or tablet. Unusually the keyboard has a trackpad too and you can tell it whether it is connected to an android or windows device which opens up a host of keyboard short cuts. It makes for a pretty functional item which for me means I would be happy to take just the tablet and keyboard with me on holiday or a weekend away and yet have something which approaches a mini-laptop for dealing with business emails, etc.. The keyboard paired easily with several devices - handily there is a bluetooth key. The case has some attractive attributes, most notably that the keyboard just sits on one side of it, with no restraining tabs yet doesn't move. I'm not sure whether it there is a magnet involved or whether it is the friction between the keyboard and the plush fabric that keeps it in place but whichever you can transport the keyboard without fear of it falling out. The case I received is a sort of light gold metallic effect cover - it is PU leather, not real leather. I think men would probably prefer a more subtle black cover. Still, it is decent quality, better than many I have seen. The only thing that lets it down is that it isn't as stable as some and is prone to falling over if you touch it. Your tablet is held in place by four stretchy silicon corners. They hold the tablet pretty securely although I did have to fiddle a bit to keep one corner clear of both the on-/off switch and the volume control but once I pulled the silicon into position it has stayed out - this will always be an issue on a generic case (I have an expensive Belkin tablet case which has triggered a reset on my tablet because the retaining straps put pressure on both the on-off and volume+ buttons at the same time!). So overall then this is a useful set for anyone who prefers a real keyboard to the onscreen keyboards on baby tablets and is at a reasonable price point (£18 at the time of writing) . Disclosure: The manufacturer/distributor sent me a free sample for the purposes of this review. I have reviewed the item in the same way that I would review a purchase I had made myself.

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Impressing that it uses magnets to hold the keyboard in place, the latch and the stand which can be adjusted a little. The battery doesn't seem to last that long and the keyboard behaves funny when it's low. Few times weird things happened when it was connected and turned on and I only guess that it might be because of low battery. The rubber that you use to hold the tablet in place interfere with my tablets power button. Chuwi hi8 pro. The gestures in the windows irritate me. Especially the slide from right to left - that is the price of a small touchpad(I think). Overall does the job and is cheap. Might be worth trying.

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Good delivery and product works as stated....

Cracking little keyboard and case. The case looks very smart and would help protect the tablet from a fall. The keyboard has a good feel for fast typing. I fit my Chinese tablet to this - and its a great combo. I use it for writing and studying = Very happy

Arrived quicker than expected good quality keyboard and case, the straps keep my PadFone s tablet in place well but still give me enough room to slide the handset in and out of the back. Great price too

great

very good

The keyboard works well and the case looks and feels ok, just the mousepad lets it down due to the edge detection.

Very solid and easy to use. Very good quality. Thanks for this wonderful product.

I bought this product as my laptop broke and need to write my assignments. I am very pleased with this purchase! It does what is says and it looks really good. I was impressed when it came. Its's responsive with tmy kindle HD 2012, stays connected if you leave the tab on for an unlimited lenght of time and the case that came with it is really sleek. Being able to remove it you can use it to any device is a real bonus, which makes it even more valuable. I cannot praise it more, I simply love it!

Used it with android Samsung tablet. Works well. Seems to be well built. Mousepad not as responsive as i would like it to be but still good. Keys have a nice click to them. Will try to update with battery life soon. I recommend it.