DAIDAI 84 Key Retro Bluetooth Keyboard with Cute Round Keycap | Portable Typewriter Style Wireless Aesthetic Keyboard for Children PC, Computer, Laptop, Android (Gray-White)

This 5-star review does not mean this is a flawless keyboard. There are obvious drawbacks, namely:• No keypad. Some people won't mind, but I use the keypad frequently.• Not ergonomically curved. Again, this might be a preference, but research has shown that the curve helps add a bit of natural comfort.• Very low profile. The bottom has typical silicone pads on the corners, and the top ones are ever-so-slightly taller than the front ones, but the keyboard is essentially flat. I prefer having a bit of height, so I added in some extra 3M pads I had laying around, and it still looks good.• No wrist rest padding. Another personal preference though.• Typing is a bit awkward. Perhaps it's just me, but I've been accustomed to my old keyboard (Logitech MK550) for so long. When I switched to this keyboard, I had to actually look down at my typing on occasion (for some perspective, I was formerly known to be a very fast and accurate typist...I can't recall my WPM range, but I used to kill on those old school Dvorak and Typing of the Dead games...yes, I'm old).So why does this deserve 5 stars?• This keyboard is so f'n cute. I absolutely love the aesthetic, like the colors and the rounded keys. Even the emblazoned logo on the space bar (Avazz) looks sort of cute and almost non-generic sounding. One of the most difficult decisions about ordering this keyboard was choosing from the available colors (as you can see, I ended up getting the gray-white, but the milk tea brown was an extremely close second choice...I actually wish I had them all now...).• Typing is much softer than I was expecting, especially compared to my old keyboard. Pressing down on each key also has a nice little bounce (I suppose this is the "typewriter feel" that the product advertises).• Lightweight and portable. There are no cords, and it's extremely compact. Despite being so small, the length is actually not much different than my old keyboard's, so I don't feel like I'm scrunching my hands closer together.• Great Bluetooth functionality (so far). My old keyboard used a USB receiver to connect to my computer, and I was often frustrated because of the occasional lag. So far, I have had no lag with this keyboard via Bluetooth, and it's convenient that I don't need an extra piece of hardware to use.• Easy clean-up. Because the keys are so exposed, it is extremely easy to wipe the keys down or blow clean with an air duster. The product listing shows the keys being removed (similar to a mechanical keyboard), but I have not tried that yet.I feel like I'm missing a point or two, but essentially, I am really enjoying using this keyboard.

It works great with Apple devices.

Basically useless, that’s what I get for trying to save money.

A good quality membrane keyboard with a little extra clickiness - it can be used fairly quietly but it is definitely not a silent keyboard as designed. Functions on iOS and Android seem to work as intended and make navigation more painless than some other more expensive Bluetooth keyboards I've used. The round keycaps are a little odd to the touch and in my opinion are a strange blend of classic typewriter feel with a modern "comes-in-the-box-with-a-Dell-desktop" keyboard; certainly not outright negative but regardless an odd choice. Lightweight, which is a big plus for my purposes

This is a fairly small keyboard. Almost tiny. It works well and has a nice key response. Its just small. The Bluetooth is easy to setup and use. Its ergonomic, they keys are smooth and comfortable too. Its a great keyboard for a small desk, or someone concerned about space, or just someone who wants a cute little keyboard.

This is great as a backup keyboard or for portability. I wouldn’t want this as a main, everyday use keyboard though. The keys are a little small, and you need a proper vertical push to not mistype. But other than that, the keys feel and look great. They’re soft and quiet when pushed. Connectivity, great. Build quality, also great for the price.The downsides to this? No wrist support. This is meant for portability. I still love using this for my laptop when I use it with the lid shut, connected either to my TV or external monitors. It’s light and works well on a lap, or on surfaces since it has rubber feet to keep it in place.It’s Bluetooth and reconnects with a tap of a key, although with a slight delay as expected. However, there no on/off switch! It just automatically goes to sleep after a period of no use, and wakes when you hit a key. This is a huge flaw if you ask me. This means if you plan to go mobile with this for whatever reason, throwing this is your backpack will result in dead batteries unless you remove them. I had set this down on my couch and didn’t know a pillow or something was hitting a key. Completely dead the next day. A simple switch would have made this a lot better.Other than those negatives, this is still a great keyboard for the price.

Everything about this keyboard is great. The only thing I recommend is keeping the instruction manual so you can refer back to it when you need to turn it on or off. Instead of a typical on/off switch, there is a secret key combination you need to use to turn it on and it's not obvious. Otherwise, I definitely recommend it.

I got this because I've been traveling a bit and wanted something smaller that I could throw in my backpack in case I forgot my normal keyboard. They came packaged just fine with no dents or dings. On opening it you get the keyboard which doesn't have the num keys. After slapping some batteries in I got it all connected and was ready to test. The keyboard works just fine and connected pretty easily to my laptop, typing is fun as it gives the old typewriter a feel. I also just like how it looks it's definitely different from the normal keyboards. The biggest drawback to me was the batteries and while it didn't suck them down it is a bit of an annoyance. All in all, if you are looking for a travel keyboard and don't mind having to pack some extra batteries this will do you well.