BATTOP Slim Wireless Bluetooth Keyboard with Multi-Touchpad Built-In Unique Autoshrink Hidden Stands for Windows, Android 4.0 and Above System Tablet/PC/ Smart Phone-Black

The keyboard is lightweight, comfortable and works. for the price its a good value. compared to many others you cant beat the price. the keyboard part works flawlessly the touch pad has right and left buttons in it and is of medium sensitivity. if you have too dry of hands its kinda weak on the picking up of your touch. i left 5 starts because its so inexpensive you cant complain. if you want a 500 dollar keyboard for an android tablet this isn't it. however if you want to use it occasionally and are looking for a cheap way to do so, this is it.after owning other keyboards this one works well. the clips on the back hold the tablet properly (nexus 9) and the keyboard is slightly larger than the nexus 9. but the clips to hold the device are good enough to hold it on a level surface. Moving around with it....not happening. good enough for me though.i also have one of those rubber style cases on it and it still works with that even (on the nexus 9) recommend for anyone that knows they want a keyboard but doesn't know if they will use it often or not.

This is exactly what I wanted. I'd bought several more expensive bluetooth keyboards to use with my Android TV box, and I had to return them. One arrived with a keycap missing, and the other one would never connect. Just cheap products. I picked up this BATTOP keyboard when it was in the Gold Box for half the price I'd paid for the other keyboards, really expecting it to be as cheap and crappy as the others, but I was pleasantly surprised at how well it's made. Not only can I use it with the pop-out clips in the back stowed inside the keyboard when I'm using it with my TV box, it also works very well with the clips to hold my 10.1" ASUS MeMO Pad FHD 10. The tablet is just slightly wider than the keyboard.The touchpad is not as responsive as the one on my MacBook Pro Retina or my Samsung Chromebook, but it's good enough for what I'm using it for. The keyboard is really not bad for something this small. It's not quite full-size, but it's pretty darned close, and it's so lightweight that it's comfortable to hold it while watching TV. I love the rubbery feel of the keyboard, and it keeps it from slipping if I sit it on the arm of the sofa. I had no trouble whatsoever pairing this keyboard with my tablet or my Android box. You have to be patient the first time.

I am loving this bluetooth keyboard so far. It is a compact keyboard, so typing does require a little adjustment. There seems to be no delay between typing and letters appearing on the screen. I was a bit dubious about how well the trackpad would work because I used to have a Surface Pro 2, and its trackpad was absolutely awful - this trackpad is nothing like that at all; it is very responsive and is an awesome extra since most travel bluetooth keyboards do not have this feature.I bought this keyboard to use with my Samsung Galaxy Tab E 9.6" tablet, and the keyboard is just a tad bit longer than the tablet (see picture). I love the kickstand feature; however be aware that your device may not fit in the kickstand if you are also using a protective cover. I have to remove the protective cover I bought for my Tab E, but after that, it fits perfectly in the kickstand and seems secure while I am typing on my table/desk. At least for the Tab E, I think even the slimmest case would make it too fat to fit in the kickstand. I definitely recommend this keyboard if you are looking for something to improve the functionality of a tablet or other device!

The moment I saw this keyboard, I knew it was gonna be used a lot when I do work on my tablet. Once I opened it and looked at the keyboard, I could tell a lot of thought was put into it. There's a rubber texture for grip, a simple on/off switch, a connect button, and lights to say what is going on. The best part to me is the touch pad, the switch for the tablet stand, and the button features. Starting with the touch pad, I didn't like the texture because even though it's the same as the keyboard, which I like, dragging your finger around on makes it hard for your finger to be picked up on. Maybe if it was a different texture like a smooth surface, the feedback from the touch pad might be better. The switch is a good idea for those w/o a cover that can stand. The button features remind me of my pc, which is a good thing because it makes things easier for typing and making myself familiar with the keyboard. Plus, the Windows/Android button is a nice touch to change how the keyboard works on each device. The keyboard is great for using on any device, anywhere. Just fix that touch pad's texture and sensitivity, and you'll be golden.