New - Matias Folding Keyboard - GD6782

I like this keyboard. The locking mechanism is very satisfying as it clicks securely and it fits perfectly in my wacom's pouch when folded in half. It's great that it is a full size keyboardI only wish the keys had more of a tactile feel (click click click) but it doesn't stop me from getting the job done.It might take a while to get used to the spacing of the keys, but I suppose that's true for any keyboard swap. The spacebar though, is very soft, and it's something that I'm going to have to get used to.My keyboard synched perfectly with my Wacom Companion, and phone, but lately I've noticed that the wacom doesn't detect it, and I'd have to pair it again. Thing is, now, after maybe a month of use, the pairing button seems to be moody. Sometimes it works, sometimes it doesn't. I might have gotten a defective one, but for now, I have no choice but to work with it. If I fold the keyboard while it's on, it may sometimes go into pairing mode.Bahhh! Four stars still because keyboards that transform are pretty awesome.

http://youtu.be/8rQbOa6_oroKeyboard arrived yesterday. So it saw the first use today. My phone (LG-G3) and tried to connect. Unfortunately, it did not connect. So another phone (Iphone-6) was not even connected.The problem I guess is a flashing blue light twice when you turn on the keyboard. But when you turn the yellow light flashes several times. So when you turn on the keyboard will fit you to a blue light flashing just twice?

The "L" key requires a heavy push. very annoying. Other than that it seems to work well, easy setup. The 'L' thing is so frustrating with having to stop and rekey after the 'L' doesn't register, and press extra hard that I may return this.

- Locking closed latch doesn't work.- Not locking open turns out to be more of a pain than I thought it would be, as it folds at the L-; keys vs the natural hand position and at the G-H keys, so only use on a regular desk, or flat hard surface.- keys feel good, and Number pad was nice, but overall usability for a mobile type keyboard was lacking.- not worth getting to try as it cost $8.95 to return so BE AWARE.

They should have used a hard switch for the on/off function. I thougth I turned it only to find it on a day later. Poorly designed in that aspect. Everything else is great.

I was excited when I first pulled this keyboard out of the packaging. It is a sleek, full-sized keyboard (unfolded) with a carrying pouch. Unfortunately, when powered on neither my Galaxy Note 10.1, my Motorola Droid phone or even nearby iphones could detect it. I returned it. As always, Amazon was prompt with their service.

This in my personal opinion is the best u can get in a folding Bluetooth portable keyboard. I like that it has as many keys of multiple types and as compact as possible, as well as it folds way better than other folding keyboards I have looked at. The price is right for this type of keyboard and is packed with as much key types as possible for its size. If you don't like this keyboard then you shouldn't own a PC/Computer, because this is simply put the best keyboard on the market for its functionalities. :)

I had the Matias folding keyboard that was hard wired and had to replace it because i dropped it on concrete. Loved that key board. This one is essentially same but wireless. And that's the problem: the wireless connection is unstable so I have to reconnect at leas once every day and sometimes it's so bad, the key board can't even be identitied.