Microsoft 6000 2XJ-00001 Black 83 Normal Keys Multimedia Key, Internet Key. Function Keys Bluetooth Wireless Slim Keyboard

Pros: Size, functionality

Cons: Price

Other Thoughts: We used to use these with our iPads and they worked great, but now we use the Logitech 920-004013 Ultrathin Keyboard Cover which is much smaller and attaches to the iPad.

Pros: great slim bluetooth keyboard.

linked it and automatically drivers were instlaled.

Cons: slight delay when it hasn't been used for about 5 minutes (power saving) definitely not for gaming (that's what my sidewinder is for :P)

could be too small for people with bigger hands and fingers

Pros: Excellent!!!!!

Cons: None.

Pros: Compact
Quiet (except for the space key)
Ergonomic

Cons: Limited tilt range

Other Thoughts: Didn't work with my Android phone.
Also, due to bluetooth only, it's not recognized by the bios, so you'll have to use another keyboard to setup a new computer. I'd like an optional USB port/cable for that purpose.

Pros: This little keyboard is great for slates, or laptops with really small keyboards as it gives greater comfort and control. Also really great for use in a home theatre situation with a media center pc.

Cons: Price is a little high for what you get in my opinion. For a few dollars LESS, you can get a full on Microsoft Natural keyboard with more keys and functionality. The fact that it's bluetooth also creates 'sleep' problems.

Other Thoughts: I bought this for use with my slate and it is a perfect fit for it. I'm not sure I would use this keyboard for anything else, though due to the 'sleepiness' of the bluetooth functionality. The arrow keys are also hard to hit as they are really slender.

Pros: I owned one of these since more than a year ago, and I just bought a new one. In summary, this keyboard is the best keyboard that currently exists for my needs, despite it being wireless.

I'm picky about my keyboards and I've spent dozens of hours scouring the internet to find the best one for myself at any price. I want one that's very flat because the stand-tilt that most keyboards have is bad for the wrists. The keys should have a crisp feel (not a gaming keyboard) like Cherry Brown switches. It should not have a numpad, for shorter mouse reach. It needs to have a traditional-enough layout that I can program with it. I prefer an "ergonomic" layout.

This keyboard has all of those qualities. It's very well-made.

Cons: This keyboard's major and only flaw is that it's bluetooth and it goes into a power saving mode that makes the keys unresponsive for a second after you start using it again. What always happens to me is I'm thinking about some code for a while, then I try to do CTRL+C or something and the CTRL gets lost while they keyboard comes back from power saving. It gives you a feeling that you can't ever be totally sure it'll respond to you.

But I can put up with that, it's not really too bad.

Other Thoughts: My first one died as soon as I spilled a little coffee on it. Any normal keyboard will do that, though.

The arrow keys are a bit small.

Pros: Bought this to replace my ASUS EP-121's keyboard which failed after less than a year. Its the same keyboard, only re-branded for ASUS
Works great and pairs easily.
Battery consumption is great ... The batteries last for months, even when left on for days.
The keys have decent travel and a firm "click" when pressed. Not bad for such a compact design.

Cons: None, see other comments.

Other Thoughts: Like I stated earlier, my Asus EP-121 came with this keyboard and it failed in less than a year.. I admint I was tough on it though. I actually did get yogurt on it (Don't ask :)), so I am not blaming the keyboard.
I will see how this one lasts in the long term...

As always, newegg has awesome service and speedy delivery. I would not buy anything from anywhere else!

Pros: Small, lightweight, ergonomic layout, good keyboard feel. Works with iPhone, OS X Lion and Ubuntu 10.04. I've never used these keyboards with Windows so I can't comment on that. Good basic QWERTY layout. Battery life is pretty good. If you're looking for an ergonomic keyboard that doesn't make you reach too far for a right-hand mouse, this is for you.

Cons: I have long lag and lost keystrokes on wakeup from sleep with OS X and Ubuntu 10.04 and 11.10. It's rather annoying. I have to keep whacking a key for several seconds until I see that it's woken up. The Bluetooth touchpad I have is a very noticeable contrast, its wakeup is almost imperceptible. I've never used these keyboards with Windows so I can't comment on that. As other reviewers have noted, the way Home/End are Fn-keys on PgUp/PgDn is annoying, and the arrow keys are also narrow and difficult to use.

Other Thoughts: Despite the flaws, this is my current favorite keyboard-- I like Microsoft's low-profile curved-layout keyboards. I actually have the original model with separate numeric keyboard, which I never use; I think this model is a better deal.

I expect this will be a nice companion for a touchpad when traveling, but I haven't bought one yet...

Pros: Immediately recognized by my Asus bluetooth dongle (USB-BT211) using W7. Very happy with it

Cons: The battery door falls out sometimes when I'm moving the keyboard around on my desk, but its not a big issue

Other Thoughts: I'd definitely recommend this

Pros: After a lot of trouble shooting trying dfferent Butooth adapters and a different brand keyboard the issues were with my computer.

Cons: Microsoft has weak email support and was no help in solving my bluetooth Windows 7 issue.

Other Thoughts: I tried this keyboard on a different Windows 7 machine and it worked without any issues. Sorry for making a confusing review but as I have learned Bluetooth can be a big confusing hassle. I hope this keyboard works for you but if not, take a look at the wireless MS Arc.