Pros: Works somewhat as advertised.

Cons: You realize, of course, you could do some pretty good damage on a tablet or completely pay for a WiFi Mp3 player with Android for the price of this thing. There's plenty of Ap's for WiFi and Bluetooth wireless keyboards and mice using Android.

Sorry folks, if you buy this for more than twenty bucks, you've been taken. It is the price of an entire computer, right now.

Pros: Purchased for my HTPC because I didnt want an ugly full sized keyboard and mouse sitting around in my living room. Its very small almost the size of my atrix 2 droid phone and typing is like texting on the phone. Wish I found it cheaper than 129.00 but honestly it is worth it. I have totally disconnected all input devices from my HTPC and use this and the logitech harmony 900 to control everything. Great feature since it is USB the keyboard works at boot up on the PC you can alter bios settings without problem

Cons: Dont know why the one person complained about opening the cover. Its not super simple but it is simple. Slide your thumb up from under the cover and it lifts no need for tap to make a tab or anything. I wish the keyboard keys lit up longer or when the other buttons light up but you have to hit one of the qwerty keys to illuminate

Pros: Compact size vs. the keyboard. This is accomplished by using a lot of function/alt keys. Rechargeable battery keeps you from having to deal with finding fresh batteries. One full charge usually lasts us weeks. We use it every night. Nice back-lit keyboard allows you ti use it in dark settings. Flip cover keeps the keypad from getting dusty and dirty. Looks slick too.

Cons: The flip cover is difficult to open as there is no edge or lip to grab on to. Takes two hands. We went as far as sticking a piece of tape on the inside which hangs out so I can grab it and open it. Poor design of the lid.

Overall the device feels cheap & low quality. The back-light turns off much to quick and not sure if it can be adjusted. You either have to blindly hit a key in the dark to turn on the back-light or close and open the lid. The keypad feels cheap and flat much like a Droid 2 or 3 keyboard making it difficult to feel when you move from key to key.

The worst part of the device is the trackpad/Dpad which is alternated by a hard-switch. It works better as a trackpad but is not very accurate as a D-Pad. Sometimes you press down and it goes up etc.

One major annoying thing about it is the back button. The back button can only be pressed by holding the function key down. Terrible! Going "back" is so key on the Revue!! makes it a 2 hand operation every ti

Other Thoughts: Not really worth the price listed here. I picked up ours at Best Buy for $49.99. Still I dont even know if its worth that. I would check in to some other options if any exist or just use the keyboard.

Pros: much better than factory controller. backlight keys

Cons: pricey

Other Thoughts: b3stbuy is selling this for $49.99