Review on Arteck Ultra Thin Bluetooth Keyboard 9.7 Inch – Enhance Your Tablet Experience with Top-Quality Accessories by Terry Wright

This is a promising product that is becoming increasingly frustrating to use. The keyboard is extremely unreliable. It keeps adding multiple keystrokes, which requires continuous revision. Spaces and punctuation in particular are very common, sometimes up to 5 times for a single keystroke; What's worse, the navigation arrows and delete function are *also* repetitive, which means it's almost impossible to go back to the wrong characters to delete them, and when you do this it almost always deletes a few characters, so you end up deleting the wrong symbols. and you have to reprint them and repeat the whole fiasco over and over again. Also, there's a delay between typing the navigation arrow and the actual movement of the cursor, so you might not know what letter you're on when you try to delete or paste. The result is a constant, annoying back and forth that sometimes gets so bad it's almost impossible to write anything. After 6 weeks of daily use I'm getting more and more frustrated with this keyboard and don't think it's a good product. .Some other criticisms: The layout is Mac-centric with some overlaid two-button functions. Not all blue function keys work. The Bluetooth connection is usually good, but it drops from time to time and it can be very difficult to reconnect. Battery life is good, but there's no low-battery warning; it just doesn't work anymore. Since, as mentioned, the Bluetooth connection also occasionally stops working, it can be difficult to tell why your keyboard isn't working - it could be the connection, it could be the battery. In short, the keyboard works fine *when* it works, but when I try to use it I constantly make up for its mistakes. I'm bored of this.