CEROBIT Wireless Bluetooth Keyboard Ultra Slim Universal Compatibility with Windows Android IOS for Laptop Mac Tablet Desktop PC Computer Smart TV (Sliver White)

I was doubtful at first ,but then my Desk top isn't Bluetooth capable so it seems , I'm currently awaiting a blue tooth device so I can use it for my Desk top PC , I think then it will recognized /discovery in my Hardware and sound /Device Adapter when Bluetooth CD is installed on my Desktop PC .. I think I can make it work on my 10 year old Desktop PC .Right now I am using it on my latest Laptop which is Bluetooth enabled . It works really well ,after 3 tries for it to recognized /discovered by my laptop ,under Hardware and sound /Device Adapter .Once the new device is discovered the box will come up to enter the numbers on your instruction sheet are apparently the ones you use .Type in the numbers on your new wireless keyboard ..Press fn+Windows Key or fn _Mac Key or fn_Apple Key on keyboard .The things that are not mention in the instructions such as going to Windows Help .I like the way it works ,Really nice .I just had to test it out on my laptop . I was going to send it back but abruptly changed my mind ,after all I wanted this . for my Desktop PC .Trying to do away with some cords on my computer . Since I am not a very good follower of instruction or reading all the way through myself.

I am giving this keyboard 4 stars because it is AAA battery-charged and NOT lithium-powered that charges with Mac's USB charger/keyboard cord. I have a 27" iMac. I had to replace the original lithium-battery keyboard after my cat knocked over coffee and ruined some of the keys. This is a very nice way to replace the original board...low cost and quickly sent from Amazon. You can't beat the price! But because it is AAA-charged there is a delay in typing. In other words, no juice from the battery is drawn until you press the keys to save on batteries. So, there is a delay that can be irritating if you type fast.Second, it doesn't come with the best or the clearest instructions on setting it up and getting your iMac to recognize. I had to press the BlueTooth icon and then quickly—almost simultaneously—press a key on the keyboard at the same time for BlueTooth to recognize it. Then, it will give you a numeric code on your screen to type in and it's done. It took about 5 tries to get this. The directions don't tell you to do that on an iMac desktop running OS Sierra. It gives MAC instructions that don't work.It's a nice little backup keyboard for the money. Ideally, a lithium-charged keyboard, like the one originally shipped with 27" iMac, is what you need if you don't want a AAA-charged keyboard with delayed typing. For the price, great! I typed this review on the CEROBIT board and it works fine. If you're a designer or creative copywriter on deadline, or want an iMac-only BlueTooth keyboard you may want to get a lithium keyboard at twice the cost.

Worked perfectly the first two days. On the third it wouldn’t pick up keystrokes consistently and would get stuck on a certain key. For example if you needed to backspace 3 characters it would “lock” and keep deleting for the next 5 seconds erasing everything. Or if it got stuck on another key it would type that key continuously. Eventually it didn’t recognize any keystrokes and became unresponsive. I don’t recommend this product at all.

I am a college student and a poor one at that. My laptop crapped out on me and I was able to borrow an iPad off of a buddy for the semester. I was worried about the size of this keynotes right away, but quickly learned that there is really not much of a learning curve. You get used to it very fast. I wrote all of my papers for my 18 credits this semester with this and it works great! Life saver.

This keyboard looks similar to the classic Mac keyboard, but the similarities end there. It is very flimsy and has an odd feel when you type. The bluetooth is weak and takes up to a minute to connect. Sometimes it will not connect without a reboot. If you don't type for a bit and then type again, it omits the first character typed and you have to go back again. Lastly, the backspace key is not responsive. If you try to hit it multiple times, several of the key presses will be omitted. All of the keys perform like that to an extent, but the backspace is consistently the worst. If you press the keys more slowly, they respond fine, but that decreases your typing speed.

I like the idea of having a keyboard that you can connect to any devices you have, but the only thing I didn't like about it is that I use a lot these keys: tab, alt, shilft and the windows key, instead of saying that it says: commad, alt, shift and tab. It does not work the same way and I don't get used to it.

Crap product that broke within a week. Keys literally shredded right off the damn thing like they were poorly pasted on or something. Don’t waste ur money!

Was what I expected.