Review on Bluetooth IClever Sensitive Pocket Sized Tri Folded by Narendra Thapa

Bought both this product (iClever IC-BK08) and iClever IC-BK05 (https://www.amazon.com/iClever-Backlight-Tri-folding -bluetooth -smartphones/dp/B018K5EJCQ). Each has its advantages and disadvantages. I've tried other foldable keyboards and I like the iClever keyboards the best. That means I have a few complaints. I don't like the size and number of buttons on this model (IC-BK08). Although the keyboard is small and light (convenient for carrying in a small pocket or purse), the keyboard is cramped and my hands are average. This makes typing slower than necessary. Since the number of keys has been reduced, some of the commonly used characters require searching and multiple keys to be pressed (e.g. the slash and backslash keys require pressing Fn + a key). The ideal keyboard in my opinion would be the IC-BK05 with a trackpoint in the middle of the G, H and B keys, like Lenovo/IBM compact USB keyboards (https://www.amazon.com/Lenovo ). -ThinkPad-Compact-Keyboard-TrackPoint/dp/B00F3U4TQS). The mouse buttons would be a little fiddly, but maybe they could fold/back or slide out. This would provide a full-size keyboard with no weird key layouts, as well as mouse pointer functionality. I currently carry both the IC-BK05 and IC-BK08 with me (in case I need a mouse, e.g. when using remote desktop) which is annoying. If iClever made a full-size foldable trackpoint keyboard, I would definitely buy one to downsize what I carry.