G-Cube BK-30 Ultra-Slim Wireless Bluetooth 3.0 Keyboard with Hot-Keys G-Cube BK-30 Bluetooth 3.0 Ultra-Slim Wireless Keyboard with Hot-Keys for iPhone/iPad & Other Bluetooth Devices

Pros: nice size

Cons: Returned to maker some keys did not work. Can not get answer back from them. even told them when they got it back. postoffice told me when they got it delivered. Feel riped off. But not by newegg.

Pros: Small/compact

Cons: None

Pros: It connected with no problems and was easier than it looked on the instructions. It is built to last, made with metal and plastic keys that did not come a part. It is very portable in size, real thin, and I like the internal battery.

Cons: The keyboard works fine, but on my iPod, it did have a delay before you seen it on the screen. Not sure if it is the iPod speed issue or the Bluetooth connections of the keyboard. Didn't try it on an iPad or computer yet though. Another con is that is is soo small that it is hard for my keyboard finders to hit each key right each time and some of the placement of the letters.... or should I say symbols, arrows, and functions, were not in the best location for ease of use.

Other Thoughts: In general it is a good product to have as a small portable keyboard for your Bluetooth devices, haven't had to charge it up since I started using it yet. Would definitely recommend to kids with smaller fingers who are really wanting a smaller or portable keyboard.

Pros: Size

Cons: Compatibilty poor with devices, range very limited-- Just a few feet.

Other Thoughts: Junk, ended up in junk bin.

Pros: Nice size.

Cons: Inoperative beyond a few feet, not as advertised, poor RMA procedures even for an exchange... Very bad seller.

Other Thoughts: This is an item the N,,,e has featured but not verified as to quality. There was no quality or decent exchange procedure.. I had come to trust the site, but buyer beware going forward.

Pros: Same width as iPad2, Thin & light, nice quality feel, paired without problems using iOS 6.0.1, Android 4.0.4

Cons: Eight keys failed out of the box: 0 - p [ ; ' / space.
Lacks an "ESC" key, most useful as "back" in Android.

Other Thoughts: Too bad quality control wasn't up to snuff. I wasted cash on shipping and won't chance it again.

Pros: Excellent value, especially with lightning deal; Bluetooth worked great; rugged construction; Great feel for a baby keyboard; battery charge quick and battery life very good.

Cons: Cons: Wish it had an ESC key and low battery warning. Obviously, IPad keys not useful for Android.

Other Thoughts: Overall, very good. Designed for Ipad, and is a basic, well constructed, mini keyboard with no bells and whistles. I use it on a Samsung Galaxy tab. I thought it would be useful for text entry and it is, and is more useful than I expected. Touch screens are great for some; not me. I dread text entry, am challenged by precise touch selection on a 7” screen, and bothered by fingerprints. Arrow keys & Return key help me but are not required for general surfing.
Seems that it will be reliable but too soon to judge.

Pros: High quality build. Paired right up with my Android Bionic phone and my Motorola Xoom. Sexy keyboard. Thin by sturdy. Comfortable to get used to typing on. Really like the battery-free recharge feature of this keyboard as well. Since it charges off of micro USB plug, everyone already has 50 cables laying around that will charge it.

Cons: None so far

Other Thoughts: The previous review said that they could not get the keyboard to connect using the supplied cable. As per the instructions, it appears the micro USB is for charging only, and was never meant to be means to connect it to a computer. It says in the instructions that you need bluetooth compatible computer to use it with your computer.

Pros: This paired with my Android phone. It paired with my Kindle Fire HD, but I can't type with it.

Cons: My HP Envy PC discovers it but will not pair with it. My HP Envy PC does not see the device when hard-wired in with the usb cable.
My Kindle Fire HD will not let me enter data with it.

Other Thoughts: Tech at Gcube is working with me ongoing to make the device usable with my PC. We haven't even addressed the issue with the KIndle.