TekAcc C201 Wireless Ultra Slim Bluetooth Keyboard for Tablets

Awesome, I wanted separately to get a keyboard that had a rechargeable Li-ion battery as well as the same for a mouse but I found both in one! Was a little hesitant on buying this as there were no reviews but it's a great.Just as a note, I do not use this for Windows, but just Android (1st gen Nexus 7 and One Plus One) and Apple (iPad Air). However it does work for all three: Windows/Android/Apple!Pros:- Super clicky keyboard, but still thin keys and keyboard. They aren't shallow unsatisfying taps like other keyboards, nice press to them, makes my touch typing a breeze.- Home buttons work for Android/Apple, volume keys too!- Touch pad is in a good place! I thought I would be a little nervous about losing some key space but it actually isn't a problem at all.- Good build quality. Was afraid of getting something flimsy but it is nice! Plastic all around but the touchpad doesn't feel cheap (very smooth) and is responsive to taps! Same goes for the scroll on the side of the touchpad.- Li-ion rechargeable, no batteries to fuss with, uses the same charger as my Nexus 7 and my One Plus One.- Thin keyboard, thin keys (that are still responsive), attractive quality and the keys are full size. Very comfortable to touch type with.- Spacious direction keys (left right up down), I had the Perixx bluetooth keyboard before and I think the keys were smaller.- Light, weight-wise! Not a problem at all to carry around at all.Cons (but honestly not really because eventually figured it out):- The instruction manual is basic, just has instructions on how to connect your Bluetooth keyboard via iPad/Android device (pretty standard, settings, type in a number, press enter to connect). At first I was worried that the keyboard came broken on delivery, but actually to connect the keyboard to your device you don't just tap the connect button located on the back of the keyboard, you have to HOLD it down otherwise it just doesn't connect/doesn't appear on the list of Bluetooth devices. I figured it out eventually though even though the instructions didn't list it anywhere. I'm sure anyone else will too.- Really minor, but I thought it would be worth mentioning: because of the satisfying press you will get on the chiclet keys on the keyboard, I find the keyboard not really to be silent. It's a bit clicky but this doesn't bother me. It may bother other people. It is not as silent as an Apple bluetooth keyboard/Perixx keyboard I used to own. This however personally doesn't bother me.On my old Perixx keyboard, the keys started to not work any longer on some letters, I would have to press in certain places and type really hard, but granted I think I got that one for $16. It lasted a good while though, 1-2+ years, decent for the price. I will return later to leave an edited review to see how this keyboard fares!Thanks TekAcc! Love it.

I use it for my older laptop that has a bad keyboard. It doesn't really work when the laptop is woken from sleep mode right away. I find myself having to type my password on my laptop & wait a few minutes for the BT to kick in once it is unlocked. Maybe it is because I am using a BT adapter instead. My laptop does not have built-in BT and I have it plugged into my USB port.They touch pad is ok. I wish it had dedicated mouse pad buttons like many laptops. You have to tap twice for right mouse and I am not even sure now to do a left mouse click.Pro is that it is very compact and easy to type on.

Right click is kind of strange if you hook this up to a Windoze box. The touchpad is OK but without the mouse buttons under it, you have to think hard how to click and drag and all that. If you remember correctly, though, it works. It's a keeper. Works at a useful distance, as well, and it's a boon to devices with itsy bitsy screens and touch screens where you just can't hit the target with your finger. Rechargeable, so you don't chew through AAA batteries.

Recieved this keyboard in order to use my note 10.1 as a full laptop substitue and am typing this review on the keyboard. The keys have good, solid tactile feedback as well as providing functional shortcut keys that have worked flawlessly with android. The trackpad is a bit on the small side but is good for fine tasks that can be difficult using the touchscreen. Only thing I haven't quite figured out is how to highlight text using the trackpad or if android even supports using the cursor for that as opposed to the stylus, but I've only had it two days so I am still learning.

Update: It's been dead for a long time. Didn't work. No lights. Charger does nothing.Used to work awesome! TouchPad is better than I've had on some laptops. On my tablet, once the keyboard is switched on, I lose the ability to touch screen type (habit).

Im typing this review with the keyboard. I recieved it 4 hours ago and so far it is everything I expected and more. Simple, easy pairing and every key does what its supposed to. The keys are comfortable and even though the mouse pad is somewhat small it is easy to use. The build is not rock solid but does not seem flimsy. I travel often enough and I feel like it is fine but I will update if it falls apart. Out of the box 5 stars with a Nexus 6.

This keyboard is exactly as described. It was easy to 'pair' and performs flawlessly. The only suggestion I could make is that the manual could be a bit more extensive--even if it were published online.

Perfect size, the built in mouse pad is perfect. I thought it would be to quick or to sensitive. It perfect