Review on 🌈 UBOTIE Colorful Bluetooth 100Keys – Wireless Rainbow Gradual Colors Retro Keyboard for Tablet, Cellphones, PC (Purple) by Shaun Stapp

I rate it 4.5 stars but for submitting the review I rounded it up to 5 - (I'll go into more detail on that below) It's a bit long but I thought someone would appreciate a detailed review :) Packaging - My keyboard came packaged in a cute pink box and the keyboard was protected by a foam insert. The kit included cute stickers, a cleaning brush and an instruction manual. I was very impressed with it, not to mention that it was very cute! Specifications: I've had this keyboard for about a week now and put off writing a review because I wanted to make sure I could use it without any problems. (if there is). I'm actually writing this review with a keyboard :) As I said, no mouse is included, but you can connect a keyboard via Bluetooth and the connection is stable. You can have up to 3 devices on your keyboard at once and switch between them fairly flawlessly. So far I've hooked up my laptop (Windows), iPad and phone (Android/Samsung) for testing - and they work fine! It requires 2 AAA batteries and there is no sleep mode (it will automatically "disconnect" temporarily after inactivity, but will reconnect in less than 2 seconds if any button is pressed; this should happen to save battery power). The corresponding blue indicator will flash every few seconds to let you know which device you're currently paired with. I tend to have thin fingers, so small buttons aren't a problem for me, although I still occasionally hit the wrong buttons. and then. I have a windows laptop and the shortcut commands work the same, I haven't encountered any broken keyboard shortcuts yet. that is haha The keyboard doesn't have room to rest your wrists if you're typing for long periods of time, but that's not a problem for me. The keyboard is quite tall, making it uncomfortable to rest your wrists on the table while typing. As said, the keys are a bit smaller because they are round, but you get used to it quickly. The letters/symbols on the keys themselves do not appear to be "printed" on the keys themselves. If you look at the pictures I've attached you can tell they look like "stickers". There is a clear outline around the black printing and I was afraid they would rub off after use, but so far so good. It could also be a protective layer over the black letters, which I think is more likely. The colors are really fun and I love round buttons. Keyboard clicks are probably what most people care about most. XD keyboard clicks aren't too loud, but they're not quiet either. I'd say if you were using this in a quiet environment it would definitely be loud enough to distract those around you. Some of the keys click more than others while some of them sound more "muffled" and "muffled", maybe this should change the sounds you get. I'd say they're the closest thing to "tactile" switches. The keys themselves are very sensitive, you don't have to press hard for the character to register. Overall, I like the sound, it's very comfortable when typing fast. I took off half a star because I wish there was a sleep mode feature; Sometimes I accidentally press a key and it interferes with the screen/application I'm using. And it would make cleaning the keyboard a bit more convenient, but I think you just need to either take out the batteries or turn off the laptop when cleaning the keyboard. Also for the reason that some keys feel "stickier" - these may be tactile switches, but on some keys they feel more prominent than others. 3 bluetooth devices - Satisfactory click sounds (probably close to tactile switches) - Nice packaging and accurate colors (mine is green is colorful) Cons: - No manual sleep function - Some buttons feel "more tactile" / "darker" " than others - keys close together/round but easy to get used to - not the best option for long typing (but decent if you're a student like me)