Ultra-Thin Wireless Bluetooth Keyboard with Numeric Keypad - Multi-Device, Rechargeable, Gray Review

The only problem I had is that it doesn't automatically switch between devices when the Fn key and Q, W or E are held down. When I'm connected to a computer and try to switch my phone or iPad won't remember any devices. When I try to connect the keyboard manually, I get a connection error message and I have to forget the keyboard in the device's Bluetooth option and start over as if it were a new connection.

used it for about 8 months but only the first 4 months in home office. Worked great, could switch between devices. After several months of non-use, he died. will not charge or connect to Bluetooth.

used it for about 8 months but only the first 4 months while working from home. Worked great, could switch between devices. After several months of non-use, he died. will not charge or connect to Bluetooth.

The only problem I have is that it doesn't automatically switch between devices when I hold the Fn key and Q, W or E. When I'm connected to a computer and try to switch my phone or iPad won't remember any devices. When I try to connect the keyboard manually, I get a connection error message and I have to forget the keyboard in the device's Bluetooth option and start over as if it were a new connection.

The visuals and the industrial design of this keyboard is great. Very similar to an Apple designed product, right down to the font on the buttons. The keys stick out higher than we'd like, but that's a personal preference. The keys are also pleasantly clicky without being mushy. BUT, the device I received has a broken spacebar. When the spacebar is pressed, only a firm press results in a registered hit OR the press must be in the correct place on the key. As a mechanical engineer I can say that