Arteck Universal Backlit 7-Colors Ultra Light Slim Portable Wireless Bluetooth 3.0 Keyboard for iOS iPad Pro, Air, Mini, Android, Windows Tablets ...

Ok so it types well. Butterfly switch design is decent, with a little key wobble but nothing that will take you away from the experience all that much. Very solid feel for a very thin and light keyboard. The key sounds are very laptop like in every way, short actuation makes it very fast traveling if you have smaller fingers, which I don't so it took a little getting used to but very usable once you adapt. BlueTooth pairing was really easy with my tablet and I had zero issues. The keyboard is backlit in the various colors shown and is pretty vibrant so colors look amazing. The backlight doesn't stay on unless you're typing, unfortunately but I'm sure that's to save battery power. Not sure if you can change this option if it's plugged in, but maybe. It does work with windows as well so that's a plus even though I would never see myself using something this small on my desktop. Instructions are pretty clear, your results may vary depending on your device but I would definitely recommend this keyboard. As far as longevity I can't say as of yet because I've only had it for a week so far, but it's holding it's own in Word. So cost effective, colorful and types well. Pick it up!

I bought this to use for light remote gaming and it worked well. It is also perfect for typing reports on your phone or tablet. It's slim and compact making it easy to pack and take anywhere. I use it a lot on the go when I need to type fairly long reports and I also use it for certain games that work better with keyboards. It isn't very ergonomic because of its slim design but it isn't really meant to be used for long periods. It's mostly built for convenience of on the go keyboard support. Oh and works well in meetings as well if you rather type notes into your phone or tablet instead of hand jamming. Backlit keys help in dim areas especially on airplanes.

This keyboard is and works as describedIm using it to type this review. I was surprised by how tiny and light it is. In fact, I bought it as a substitute or, more correctly, to complement my Logitech K480--which I love and have used for several years, but which is bulky and heavy. Well, the Arteck HHB030B is all about ultra-portability. You should have no problem taking it with you in just about any briefcase, backpack or even purse that you use for work or travel. So that's the reason you would buy it: because you need a portable, light keyboard you can take anywhere. The main drawback is the usual to a small keyboard. I have small hands typing on it feels cramped and like I can't get a comfortable position on the keys. So, I would definitely not recommend it if you have large hands. For now, I have just used for a few minutes at a time but I have the feeling that my wrists will hurt after typing on this keyboard for a while. Compared with the Logitech, which is about a third wider, this one is not very comfortable. Again, thats a reasonably expected characteristic of any small, portable keyboard, not just this one. Connecting it to my devices was very simple and straightforward. I got it work flawlessly with my Android (Samsung) phone, my work iPhone X, and my Windows tablet. Instructions on the booklet are easy to follow and accurate to the process. The most important drawback is that, as far as I can tell, you can only connect it to one device at a time. If you intend to use it with several devices (with my Logitech I often work with my two phones and tablet concurrently, swapping back and forth as needed), you'll need to connect/pair the keyboard every time you swap which is awkward and time consuming. That's not a doable situation in my opinion, so this won't be my keyboard of choice when working with more than one device at a time. If on the other hand, you are planning to pair your keyboard with just one device, say to use it as a physical keyboard for your tablet, then you are golden. The backlit, color changing keys is a very nice feature that makes this keyboard feels like a more expensive product than it actually is. Definitely useful if you want to type at night while sitting in bed next to your sleeping spouse. Besides, it's very quiet so you won't be interrupting their sleep. Add that as an advantage over the Logitech which has rather noisy keys. Another very nice feature is the sliding, recessed physical on/off button which is just what a traveling keyboard needs to keep it from powering up unintentionally when you put it in your bag. There are a few concerns shared in other reviews that I'll watch for over time, the most important of which are battery life and durability. This is the stereotypical "made in China" product that is often associated with poor quality. So far that has not been the case, but continuous usage may change that. As of today, I'm very pleased with it and expect to give it a good deal of use. It is a very affordable, functional, convenient little product that is useful and works as intended. The only reason to give it 4 stars instead of 5 is the inability to swap between devices without having to reconnect every time. Other than that, I highly recommend it.