Docking Keyboard Fusion5 FWIN232 Windows Review

Don't plan on buying if you plan to use it on your lap or anywhere other than a desk or desk. It attaches with just a magnet and just pops out when you move the corner onto anything other than a perfectly flat, stable surface. I use it for ham radio in the field and it doesn't work for this application.

This is an EXTREMELY durable keyboard with a solid metal body. Very impressive, but too small for my hands, so I bought a wireless keyboard, everything is fine now.

I've been looking for a keyboard for the new S2 but no one has them in stock including the Fusion5. Luckily I found a refund, I don't know why, and I was able to buy it. It's fairly light, protects the screen when closed, and unlike one reviewer, I had no trouble picking the tablet off the keyboard, even on my lap in a moving car. It's not a full-size keyboard, so there's a bit of a learning curve to typing on it. I have no negative comments to say about it like this time.

Cons: A shift key is a little iffy right out of the box. Poor contact developed on the pogo pins after a few months, but this is easily remedied with dielectric grease. The reduced size makes ten-finger typing more difficult for my male hands. No feedback. Pros: Decent feel on the keys. Feels solidly built but not too heavy. Connects the tablet perfectly and turns it into a tiny laptop.

It seems good. A bit slow, but that's to be expected. Today the thing was completely dead. When plugged in to charge the red light didn't come on and after 3 hours still nothing. I think he's dead. It's not even getting warm, which may indicate charging is taking place. Now I think that's a waste of money. The keyboard is the same weight as the tab. Well if that's the only way to use it. It would be better with a lightweight keyboard and a supportive case.

The detachable keyboard is very easy to install and remove. Has all the basic keys and functions of a full-size keyboard. He does what he has to do. It has nice little rubber pads on the bottom and on the front of the keyboard itself to protect the tablet from damage. Also on the side of the keyboard is a full USB port for sticks/sticks. Must have if you bought a tablet.

Wobbly and unstable in the docking station. With the slightest bump, it disconnects from the tablet and reconnects, with a beep sounding each time. Cheaply made with poor design.

I have 25 years of experience in IT and was looking for something small and powerful enough for the job. This little thing is a great option. I took my time doing the updates right after first turning it on, it took a few hours and everything works like a dream. I can play Stadia games with it, as well as some PC games. Just share on your TV screen, and using Netflix or Hulu is also a simple process. The screen is very bright. Win10 is easy to use and the secondary keyboard works great; It's a…

The detachable keyboard is very easy to install and remove. Has all the basic keys and functions of a full-size keyboard. He does what he has to do. It has nice little rubber pads on the bottom and on the front of the keyboard itself to protect the tablet from damage. Also on the side of the keyboard is a full-fledged USB port for flash drives / flash drives. Must have if you bought a tablet.

Seems like a good thing. A bit slow but that's to be expected. and after 3 hours still nothing. I think he's dead It doesn't even get hot which could indicate it's being charged. Meanwhile I think that's a waste of money. The keyboard is rated for the same weight as the Tab keyboard. Well if that's the only way to use it It would be better with a lightweight keyboard and a supportive case.

I have 25 years of experience in IT and was looking for something small and powerful enough for the job. This little thing is a great option. I took my time doing the updates right after turning it on for the first time, it took a few hours and everything works like a dream. I can play Stadia games with it, as well as some PC games. Just share on your TV screen, and using Netflix or Hulu is also a simple process. The screen is very bright. Win10 is easy to use and the secondary keyboard works…