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I love this product so far!I use this every day and am thrilled to have a case that allows 360 turn of the iPad as well as a nice solid feel (hard side case) that clicks shut. I have not had to recharge it yet and it has been about a month of daily use (battery on iPad goes down to <40% every day with use). This unit has more functionality than my prior Logitech case which I have give to my Dad (who also loves it; I just really wanted 360 function and sturdier tilting).The options for tilt are sufficient for my needs with the rachet bar allowing full settings if on solid surface. I typically use it in my lap and it is easy to get to a comfortable view and type position if braced on my legs; they iPad stays put (3 options for resting with multiple angle options: 2 tilt "wells" or straight up on the rachet bar). Setup and connection/usage was a snap. I understand a true delete key is desired by some but not that much of an issue for me. I have all of the Office programs on my iPad and this keyboard allows me to use them in their limited way without issue (which is not very easy without a keyboard with excel).It is definitely sturdy and will travel well and is slimmer than my logitech as well as a bit lighter. It will continue to travel well (I believe).

I am really happy with this keyboard case, mainly because I was looking for an affordable keyboard case for my iPad 4 (not ridiculously priced like SO many of the other ones out there!). Plus, I was looking for one that rotated to use the iPad in the upright position, so this product was a win-win for me! Here's my breakdown:PROS:-Fits my iPad 4 (the newest model that is not the iPad Air) that I bought last year-Really easy to sync with the bluetooth (it took about 30 seconds)-LOVE that it rotates 360 degrees so you can use it in both the upright and sideways position, plus you can adjust how far away you want the iPad to be because the top part of the case slides in and out of the keyboard-Keys do not feel like gel- they are hard plastic and feel very similar to my MacBook Pro 13"-Very lightweightCONS:-Very hard to use on your lap or an uneven surface, as the iPad is much heavier than the keyboard part and causes it to tip over-I tried to take my iPad out of the case and found it extremely difficult, unlike other reviews (maybe because I'm using with an iPad 4?)-While the case is closed it has a latch that is supposed to "click" and prevent the case from opening, but mine doesn't seem to latch securely and it sometimes opens while I'm carrying it (it might just be that mine is defective/ again, I'm using an iPad 4...)-Minor negative, but it doesn't come in any different color choicesOVERALL:I am so glad I found this product among so many other keyboard cases that are extremely expensive! It fits my iPad 4 and makes it much easier to type, which is great for school. Despite some of the negatives I wrote above, it is a great value for the price, and will make using my iPad for school (it is required, especially for exams) a MUCH better experience for me (I really don't like using iPads/ would much rather use my laptop for things). Overall, this is the best keyboard case I could find for the price and I would definitely recommend buying it to others who are looking for functionality over "fancy" features.

This is a pretty good mouse. I used it for about 1-2 years. The mouse is comfortable. It is nice and long and lower to the desk so your hand is more stretched out and supported. The cheepo shorter mouses, which are not actually less expensive, leave your hand scrunched or unsupported. The same is the case with the dell mouses that are given away.I have been using at work and I would say I spend 97% of my 50-60 hour week on the conputer so a normal person at home might not have a problem.The only reason I am not giving it 5 stars is it started to fail and it was really annoying. The cursor would jump and the click wouldn't always work. I thought my PC was just slow for a while then realized it was the mouse.Honestly, I would advise spending the extra $5 for the next better mouse that looks really serious. I am going to go with the E3 mazer. I use on my personal systems. I think it is a bit more comfortable and I have been pretty rough on it for a while longer.

This case works wonderfully. My only issue is that occasionally the Bluetooth (signal) disconnects and has to be reconnected on occasion. I primarily use this for taking lecture notes. The hard plastic shell provides adequate protection while stored in a book bag that can at times be stuffed to capacity. I haven't dropped it (and don't plant to) so I'm not sure how well it would handle impact on a hard surface. I purchased this as a replacement for a soft leather keyboard case that was damaged as a result of a semester's worth of books being wedged into my book bag with it at the beginning of a semester. Simple clam shell design. The plastic piece that extends to allow the user to prop the screen up in order to access the keyboard is rather thin, so be mindful of this while setting up and preparing to stow. The clip that holds it shut is just a small tab of plastic with a short lip. I anticipate this piece will break or wear down rendering it ineffective with time. The rotating screen in a plus. Comes in handy when you need the lightening cable port to be on a specific side relative to the electrical outlet for charging purposes. There are small raised rubber tabs in proximity to the corners that protect the screen from contacting and rubbing against keys when the case is closed. The keyboard battery lasts for days which is convenient. It charges via a micro USB port on the side. There is a light that changes 3 colors roughly indicating remaining battery life. This is an overall good bargain.