FELICON Wireless Bluetooth Keyboard Mini Portable 84-Key Keyboard Compatible with Android, Windows, PC, Tablet-Dark, Perfer for Home and Office Keyboards

As a writer, I was unsure if I could get used to the different shape keys. You really don’t realize how much you used the corners of the square keys until they are gone! But I did get more comfortable with it the more I tried.The color scheme is beautiful. I’m sure that’s why most of us bought it. It’s easy on the eyes.However my issue with it is harmful both to attractiveness & to convention. It is very short. It is about 3/4th the size of my old, ordinary keyboard. And that makes it both harder to adjust to circle keys as well as a bit ugly to look at compared to the rest of my set up (I have a VERY LARGE monitor).All in all, I will be keeping it but I did very heavily consider returning it. I think for those who don’t use their computer to write for long hours would love this. 35 bucks ain’t too bad either.But for those like me, large monitor and/or large writing habit? I’d think twice. Although, she is pretty. But why cut into your ability to craft quickly for just “a looker”?

This is a cute little keyboard!! 12 1/2 x 5 inches.(I DO NOT RECOMMEND FOR GAMING) it lags really bad when trying to game. The instructions say other wireless devices can cause that. Considering my daughter games on a gaming desktop and has wireless headset, wireless mouse, wireless wii adapter, etc it probably didn't stand a chance.If you're just using it for typing it has a nice quiet but satisfying sound when you hit the keys (the space bar it's a little louder)I ordered one but couldn't get it to stay connected. I returned and they sent a replacement but I was having the same problems. I realized the batteries were lose so I put a small piece of paper in the battery compartment and it worked (they're just regular AAA batteries so they shouldn't be lose)

The battery dies so quickly BUT I love this keyboard. I have gotten so many compliments

I was looking for a typewritter like keyboard & PINK for my macbook air, & this was perfect!! Connecting it via bluetooth has been great. Very complicated to go back & fourth from my mac book & Ipadpro at the same time, not like my logictech keyboard.great for 1 device use.

I bought this for my iPad and laptop (11.6 inches for photo reference). Here is a list of things I’ve noticed so far.—The space bar is so, so, so annoying. It’s so clacky (in the bad way) and I’m going to try and fix it. It’s not just me either, a few others have said this. If you’re not comfortable ripping your key off the board to fix it, then you might want to second guess getting this. It’s really distracting, honestly.—If you’re into keyboards like me, then I would say the switches sound like browns. I have cherry MX blues on a mechanical keyboard, and that is waaaay louder than this thing.—Each key has a different pressure requirement. That’s kind of annoying, but this isn’t a high end keyboard, so it’s understandable. To me, it’s distracting.—For a hot second, I couldn’t get the Q W E keys to work. There’s a reason why the keyboard does it, but I couldn’t figure it out because the manual is in Chinese. I just pressed random keys until it worked.—It’s a little bigger than i thought. Which is nice. It has a solid feel to it, and doesn’t feel like a toy. I don’t know if I’d feel comfortable throwing this in my bag. I might. But I might also get a case for it. Also, if you’re using a low profile bag, this is going to be a little bulky. My MacBook Air is thinner than this keyboard.—I was debating whether to get white or black. I got the white and I’m glad because it does look more professional for a vintage styled keyboard.—It’s loud. Not super loud. But if you’re in a quiet space, be careful of ugly looks from others. It’s distracting, especially if you’re a fast typer like me.—This is more an amazon thing... but i bought this keyboard for $35. Right now I see it for $28. Honestly, that’s a decent price range for this... but I wouldn’t spend more than $35. Get a nicer keyboard.Conclusion: It’s nice. It fits the uses I need it for. It was worth the price.

I use this keyboard every day at work to help type emails or sense messages. I have had it for almost 2 months, use it 3-5 days a week to help keep up with work messages and I have not had to change the batteries yet. Love the colors and sleep mode for it.

I do like the feel of this keyboard. I do wish that I had noticed that there were no side numbers. Just on the top. I also wished I has noticed that there is no back kickstands to hold the back up a bit.

So, I don't know much on battery life as I haven't had it very long... Uh, but there's kind one really confusing thing about it. I haven't actually seen it go into sleep mode, and there's no way to turn it off. Which kinda sucks cause that basically means that I have to take the batteries out if I know I'm not gonna use it for a big. I also noticed there's a slight lag on one of the shift bars so it doesn't always register when I press it, but that doesn't bother me at all. Honestly I just wish there was an easier way to preserve the battery life. But it's actual function and such is great. It's a great keyboard and I absolutely LOVE it. Uhhh, I think it says it's mini in the title? It's not. It's the size of a regular keyboard. But I love it all the same. I use it with my tablet to make it easier to respond to emails or text on different apps and such. or when I write stories, on said tablet. Overall, I absolutely love the keyboard and think it's absolutely great. Also works on my phone and works great to help me navigate it and such. There's certain things I haven't been able to get it to do, like switch to different servers or DMs on discord so I still have to actually do that myself. Which, meh, I don't care. it's not an important thing. But yeah, love this keyboard and I highly recommend it.

A bit hard to figure out at first but it seems good first day in.

i really like the colour its very pretty!! Its lighter than the picture which I’m happy with! the sound isn’t amazing but it is Amazon what would you expect? Other wise i do really like it!:D

Everything chinese, no english at all. Good luck on finding how to use it.friendly reminder: Fn+C to connect to device.

Very cute keyboard, keys have a nice feeling to them. Sometimes takes a bit longer to connect than I'd like. Can only connect via Bluetooth, which I didn't realize until it arrived. Overall very nice.

I bought this keyboard back in February, but wanted to wait a while to review, so I could give it a proper review.The pros: 1) Of course it's an adorable keyboard.2) but on top of that, I love the way the keys feel. Rather than other keyboards, where I'm not sure if I pressed a key or not (I type very quickly and without looking at the keyboard, so having to go back and press a key again if it didn't press properly the first time is a big nuisance for me), I can be 100% sure that if I touch a key, it has registered.3) It was very easy to connect to my laptop via Bluetooth, and since the initial pairing, it has never failed to connect when I boot up my laptop and simply press any key on the keyboard. Within a second or two, the keyboard automatically connects and is working flawlessly.The cons/annoyances: 1) The letters have begun rubbing off. Five of my keys have no letter/indicator on them at all anymore, and on one of my keys, the finish/paint is even coming off. Though, I do type a lot and use the keyboard every day, so wear and tear is normal.2) Occasionally it accidentally goes into a different mode (i.e. Android mode, when I need it to stay in Windows mode), but it's easy to get it back; just press FN + the proper key (W for Windows) to get it back.3) The "e" has started sticking and I end up with double "e"s instead of a single "e". This isn't a huge deal, and it only happens sometimes, but it can be annoying when it happens.4) It's sooo loud. Which can be fun, because I like hearing the keys clack away, but when I'm typing at night and trying not to disturb someone sleeping in the next room, I worry a bit about the noise. Yes, it's that loud, especially if you're typing away fast and furiously like I am.All in all, though, it has held up better than I thought it would, especially because I type for several hours each day, every day. I do feel it was a bit expensive, but it's hard to find a keyboard this cute. I would recommend it, as long as the cons I listed aren't dealbreakers for you.