Bluetooth 6 in ONE Keyboard-Stand-Organizer for Pads-Tablets-Computers-Notebook-Phones (White)

Well, first it was obviously constructed for some other use or use with a different or much earlier product. when you open the lid which is the keyboard, half of the space inside is basically unusable due to it being rounded for CDs or DVDs. the thing is, who uses cd's or dvd's with their tablet? so half that space is gone. it's constructed of 100 percent cheap plastic. the slot that we are supposed to put our tablet in is awkwardly shaped and leans back so far you're afraid your tablet is going off the backside. It doesn't contain a usb-c or usb of any kind port because for some reason they didn't think to add a power source for your phone and whatnot. maybe a lit keyboard or attached illumination would have been nice. Overall it's obviously made for something much older and if it wasn't for my throwing away the box, I'd send it back. spend the few extra bucks and get something more modern.

Functions decently well for the price. I am testing it with a Surface Pro 3 and it connects just fine after completing the pairing. A couple of the hot keys or shortcuts do not work (like the calculator button-yes I reloaded/paired it to see if it would fix this). It feels and looks kind of cheap but the functionality of the storage inside is a plus. It's definitely not elegant. I need the numeric keypad and it does function as required.Pros:-Storage inside and pen wells (I put my precious SP3 pen in one).-Numeric keypad-Smaller footprint area for full size keyboard with numeric pad (meaning it's good that it doesn't take up the space of a yacht on the desk).-Slots for tablet, slim phone or other things are convenient.Cons:-Key layout is slightly odd and feels awkward causing additional typos-Key input response feels a bit slow.-There is nothing ergonomic about this set up. You may be more comfortable with wrist rests and such. If you're not rapid or picky typist, these drawbacks may not be noticeable to you.

This item, the "Full Size wireless 6-In-1 Keep Neat, Keyboard, Stand and Organizer rev 18" by seller myKeyO; was purchased as a gift for a dear friend. She stated that she was surprised how many little organizational spots that were in it and she stated that it was perfect for what she needed. She was always looking everywhere for her pens, paper clips, phone, etc., all the little things you need when you work on the go (out in the field); trying to balance them all on her knees and never being able to do it successfully until she got this wireless keyboard.. This keyboard can hold a surprising amount of items in it. The full sized keyboard is also much easier for her to type on. She had nothing negative to say and was pleasantly surprised by having a full and wireless keyboard that could hold her cell phone, stylus, tablet, and more - and that is just on the top of the keyboard!! Plus you still have the extra space inside the keyboard to keep all those little items that you are always looking for. This is a durable and great organizer to have! myKeyO Full Size wireless 6-In-1 Keep Neat, Keyboard, Stand and Organizer rev 18

Jury is still out. I have had it for four days, and for some reason that is beyond me, I have to keep reconnecting it every stinkin' time I start up my tablet.Other than that, typing on a full size keyboard is so much better than tap tap tapping away at a glass screen!!! AAAACK!!!OK, just!after posting the above review, I have decided to return this item. Perhaps it's my device, but it just is too frustrating. My screen started going black, a first, but I was still typing. Crazy. Like I said, I have a Le Pan 1020 and its fairly decent for a tablet. But doesn't seem to want to be friends with this keyboard.Having said all of!the above..it is a decent deal, and very clever idea!!!

At first I wasn't sure about this keyboard. It seemed a bit strange, because of the shelf under it, it's a bit taller. But once I got used to it, I actually like it. I can use it on my laptop, my phone, my Kindle, etc. A few of the keys are placed differently, but as a touch typer for decades, I get used to things easily. Once I've hooked it up to the bluetooth on my device, I never have to 'rehook' it again. For instance on the laptop, when I boot up and am ready to type in my password, I just hit a key to turn the keyboard on and have it "see" the bluetooth, then I can type in the password and I'm good to go. I like having the little extra places to put pens and my tablet/Kindle and so on. If you want a keyboard that's Bluetooth​ and has extra features, this is the one.

I really like this keyboard - I've gone through two other Bluetooth keyboards and an Alphasmart, looking for something that didn't leave my hands feeling cramped or my knuckles sore (we'll ignore the one that would only type in ALL CAPS - I'll send that one to my parents, ha). This one seems to fit the bill! It synced well with my iPhone, and even the number pad works. The keys are well spaced out, and *not* stiff. I plan to put this puppy through its paces this November - NaNoWriMo starts in two weeks, and I'm actually not dreading the typing - thanks!

I love the storage inside and the pen holders. The keyboard shuts off after a period of no use so that saves on battery power. I've had it for about a month now and am still on the same AAA batteries. It does sit a bit high so I recommend getting a wrist rest for your wrists.