Review on Logitech Tablet Keyboard and Stand Combo for Android 3.0+ by Jeff Jordan

Originally paired with Nexus7 (2013) on Android 4.3. Initially I had some problems with sticky keys. If I were to press a key, it could potentially be transmitted as a held key. It's fine unless that key was the delete key. I've learned to select first and not hold down the delete key. The simple fix is to turn off Wi-Fi and GPS so they don't interfere with the Bluetooth signal, which shouldn't be the case, but I found that fixed the issue. Updated to Android 4.4 and the issue has been resolved. This may not work on some and isn't a problem on non-Nexus 7 tablets either. If it works on my tablet without the update I would rate it a 5 instead of a 4 case because my case is too thick to hold it . No problem for me. Protects the keyboard even though I carried it in my backpack all semester. Functionally, it works the way I imagine it. Also, there is some security as it advertises itself as Android compatible, which most Android compatible bluetooth boards designed for the iPad don't have. If it doesn't work as advertised, I know I could hold the company/seller liable. The arrow keys are a plus for a feature not found on most native Android keyboards or some other Bluetooth boards. I would recommend this to anyone looking for a mobile work accessory, but the truth is that hard work gets done better on a desktop than a tablet. It certainly helps to bridge this gap.