Review on Rechargeable Wireless Bluetooth Keyboard with 7-Color Backlit for iPad, iPhone/iPad 9.7/ iPad Pro/New iPad 2018/iPad Air, Samsung Android Tablets, and Windows - Portable Multi-Device Keyboard by Loren Schmidt

Review Update December 24, 2020 I use this keyboard with our Lenovo 10 inch tablet. Surprisingly, I found that I can type well with this keyboard. It's better than I expected. 3 to 4 stars initial rating Dec 16, 2020 Not a good start with this keyboard 1) The keyboard does not have fold-out tilt legs. I consider this a standard feature on most keyboards. it's harder to type on. 2) It's supposed to connect to Windows using the Win+Space keys. But it's not the Win key on the keyboard. There are actually three suggestions on how to set up a Windows keyboard. Why three ? Which one is better to use? 3) The F1 key decrease brightness and the F2 key increase brightness are marked with an icon that is almost identical on both keys. A simple thing that could easily be improved. 4) The bottom left key on this keyboard is the Fn key. On the keyboard, the CTRL key is located at the bottom left. 5) The instructions say that fn+< changes the colors. It's not like this. Instead, the brightness of the backlight changes. 6) The instructions say that fn+> changes the brightness. It's not like this. He changes color. These are all small things, but they affect the quality of the product. I'm typing blind. I find this keyboard quite easy to type on. It doesn't have a distinct "click" when I press a key, but it still feels good. Key spacing is good, slightly narrower than the gaming keyboard I usually use. It does not bother me. I'm typing this paragraph on this new keyboard right now and it's not bad. The backlight is the key for me. The computer I sit at every day can be pretty dark. Now I have adjusted the white light. I prefer blue, but the blue highlights on this keyboard aren't too bright. The backlight is visible through the keys, not just around them like some keyboards. I like the backlight. With a few things that are just sloppy engineering or bad instructions, this keyboard isn't bad. The worst thing is that the keyboard doesn't tilt. Pros: - Backlight - The backlight is visible through the keys - The backlight is not very bright but does the job. I have to take into account that this is a battery powered wireless keyboard, so the lower power consumption could very well be the reason the light isn't too bright. Tactile sensations are good. Cons: No tilt function. It's very important to me. Inaccurate editing of reference booklet. The CTRL key is (in my opinion) in the wrong place. A few years ago I spent a lot of time and effort looking for a wireless backlit keyboard and couldn't find one. . I chose a wired keyboard. I am happy to see that this product is finally available.