Review on iClever DKA2KB Multi-Device Bluetooth Keyboard: Dual Mode Wireless Keyboard with iPad Holder - Ultimate Compatibility for Mac, Windows, Android, PC, Laptop by Sam Davenport

I'm currently sitting about 10 feet from the computer that is connected to my TV. at 2.4GHz and I have no lag at all. + I like the variety of options between Bluetooth or USB dongle / 2.4GHz. + Keyboard keys are very responsive and easy to type. + CTRL is on the far left. , unlike some keyboards lately, there's an Fn key to the left of the CTRL key, which is why I hit the wrong key far too often. My guess is that this keyboard is set up "right". + Integrated keyboard! I often use the 10 key for actions and I love that it's been added. + I disabled the "Calculator"/10 key and now some of those keys are repurposed for my Home, End, Page Up, and Page Down keys. I like it! The main issue I've encountered is the battery life. I may have a lot of used batteries that I put in this device, but when launching Bluetooth for Windows 10, the Bluetooth setup page shows a battery indicator that seems to be draining faster than expected (1-2% in 20 minutes). Now Windows isn't known for its accurate "progress" reports and as I said the batteries are low but we need to keep an eye on it and let you know if it's better or worse than what I'm seeing. > "Silent" pressure is on, ma'am. It is, but not everything is so calm. While there is no key click like some keyboards, there is definitely pressure noise when typing. It's hard to describe. If we compare it to my "silent" keyboards, the noise is still there, but not as bad. GENERAL: Very happy with this keyboard. And yes, when I take my phone or 7-8 inch tablet out of the case. , I can get them to sit in the groove and type there.