Pros: It has all the keys you like without defaulting to media keys .

Cons: Key travel and feedback are horrible. You don't have any sensation of a successful key stroke. The whole thing feels like a cheap, street bought garbage.For the price, ($60), it's a complete rip off. AVOID and get something else.

Also, after successful Bluetooth pairing, the keys were not mapped correctly. I decided to move on.

Pros: Size. Good layout (coming from an HP Envy 14, the keyboard layout and size is nearly identical so moving from that keyboard to this wasn't an issue!). Nice island style chicklet keys. It is actually well built. Sits flat and secure on my desk. Doesn't slide around at all. Good rubber feet. Very little key rattle. The space bar makes the most noise...But not a very noisy keyboard. Still doesn't beat the HP Envy 14 keyboard, but it's still good.

Cons: Bluetooth. I had to get an adapter, which stinks. USB would have been much better. However. The bluetooth really allows it to work for a wide range of mobile devices like an iPad. Which is their point with this I know...I just like the size of this keyboard. I have noticed it dropping connectivity with my computer now. It's difficult to know if it's the Bluetooth 2.1 dongle I got or if it's the keyboard =( The keyboard does have a power save mode...But it wakes up fine in the morning. I seem to lose connectivity randomly and not after 30 minutes of inactivity or anything like that (when power save triggers). So I don't know... It's a possibility. The keyboard reconnected itself though ... Eventually. I didn't need to repair it. Though repairing it would have been faster. I was just checking bluetooth settings for a few minutes and noticed it came back on. Dropped connectivity two or three times today.