ASUS Marshmallow Kw100 Keyboard, Supports Up to 3 Devices, 1.6Mm Key Travel, Scissor Keys, Compact & Lightweight Keyboard, Bluetooth (Color - Oat Milk)

For me its working fine and smooth. No latency. Just Thin more than enough.

The build quality is really premium and the keyboard feels like a premium laptop's keyboard and the clicks are really silent and it's really satisfying to type on it. Worth the money

The size is compact and does not occupy much space on your workspace which is very convenient.Typing is a breeze on this keyboard and it allows fast typing owing to the less key travel and the its scissor switches. Almost feels like typing on a MacBook keyboard. Also the colours are soothing and aesthetically pleasing.However the price is a bit high. At this price range you can buy good quality mechanical keyboards but I guess the use cases are different. This keyboard is very good for speed typing but feels bit delicate for hardcore gaming. Mechanical keyboards are more durable and suitable for rugged gaming but do not offer such a good typing experience. So one must decide accordingly.I say you should go for it if you don't use it for gaming 👍

It's cute and compact. The only downside is that we need to press one extra key since it's a Bluetooth device, and it may disconnect if left idle for some time.

Very slow and didn't come with dongle to connect. So if you are using Mac be careful and keep one wired extra kb to save yourself from trouble. :) Anyway giving 1 star just because of its build quality like tata steel. Thanks me for not returning it back to you :)

I bought the Green Tea Latte. It comes with a thick bunch of paperwork and 2AAA batteries. There's an on-off switch at the back. The letters are crisp and clear. The key travel is decent. It's silent. It gets into some battery-saving mode if not used for 5 to 10 mins (didn't measure). Hence, you can't start typing as it requires one stroke and a second to wake up. So, get in the habit of hitting the space bar if you don't want your documents to have typos.At this price (Rs 2899), it should have been backlit and should have come with lithium-ion batteries. If that would have made the price to Rs 3000, then it would have made more sense. Nevertheless, this is a good one.Update: The keyboard goes to sleep too fast.....and requires a keystroke to wake up, leading to typos!

The media could not be loaded. It's the best ever! So compact, so lightweight. Initially, I was a bit reluctant about how it was going to be, since things that appear this beautiful are not always the most practical. I feel so happy as I write this review using the Asus keyboard that I just received. The usage is seamless, and ah I love the feel of it! 100% recommend and worth the money. Especially for someone, who's into more minimal and non-corporate looking devices, this one's for you. I was using a keyboard by IGear before this, typewriter inspired, it was quite beautiful, but supremely bulky and had USB cable system which is honestly not very compatible with new Mac series with C-type plug in. This one barely took a minute to connect via bluetooth! Have a satisfactory motivation to study all day and utilise this keyboard ☘︎

It is a good Bluetooth keyboard. The color of the keyboard is very pleasing to see. It works fine generally.Pros--Design-The keyboard has a beautiful and aesthetically pleasing design. The color (Green tea latte) is so pleasing and beautiful.-Size-It is also very compact and I was very surprised that I could type much more faster on this keyboard.-Connectivity-It can easily connect up to 3 devices and switching between them is very easy. I connected it to my laptop, tablet and Android phone and switching between them is very easy.-Scissor keys- Before buying this keyboard I had never used scissor keys. I must say it so pleasing to type with them.-Ergonomics and typing comfort- The keyboard is flat and very comfortable to use for typing. I am able to type way faster than any other keyboard that I have I used.Cons--Bluetooth issues- Yeah, the only way this keyboard connects itself to the device is so messed up. Ever since I bought it I have been facing random disconnecting issues. I will be using the keyboard and suddenly it goes off. The device could have had USB wireless connection as an alternate.-Malfunctioning-The keyboard malfunctions randomly and inputs what I type in upper case even though CAPS lock is not switched on. ASUS needs to work on the connectivity of the device. This keyboard should have come with a 2.4 ghz connector if this is the case.-Automatic sleep-The automatic sleep mode thing on this keyboard is ridiculously fast. Just inside 5 mins and it shuts down. This leads to lots of typing mistakes. Especially while typing passwords and pins. Of course it is an essential thing for a Bluetooth keyboard to save battery, but at least Asus could have given the option to shut it off.-Completely dead some times- The keyboard is just dead at times even though the battery is so new. I don't understand why this is happening. Even after switching it on and off it does not respond. Then by some miracle after sometime it comes back to life. Update-this issue has reduced now. Maybe it was a software issue.It is a good Bluetooth keyboard even though it has its cons.