X9 Wireless Keyboard with Phone Holder - Full Size Bluetooth Keyboard with Number Pad, Backlit Wireless Keyboard, Multi-Device for iPad, Tablet, PC, Mac, iPhone, Android - Gray

Literally the best keyboard I have ever bought. I was looking for a replacement for another keyboard I used when typing with my smartphone and found this. Backlit keys, bluetooth connection, and a USB dongle that connects to a PC, what's not to love? This keyboard works flawlessly with my smartphone and my PC having little to no input delays and it can easily switch between connection points. It's sturdy, light-weight, and easy to carry around. I love it so much that I bought a second one of these keyboards for work to improve efficiency. This thing paired with a smartphone in its dock and a PC works like magic and I can never go back to my old keyboard. My only complaing is the connection port, which is on the right side. I would prefer it being on the backside for ergonomics for different workspace setups. Still, this keyboard is well worth the price and I am a huge fan of it.

If you're like me, having searched for a keyboard that's wireless, and not cheesy. Holds up well and the numbers/letters don't rub off. Holds a decent charge and has common functionality. This is my newest keyboard. My only complaint here is I wish it had some feet to prop up the back and create a little more tilt. But I've gotten used to it now. Another feature I like, I have 2 separate computers connected to my monitors (3 - 24") I switch from one computer to the other. Down side is I had 2 keyboards and 2 mouses to keep track of. I solved the mouse issue and this keyboard connects to both with a "B1" and "B2" button on the keyboard that switches between the 2 computers. Now I have it all. This keyboard feels like the construction is made very well. A little heavier than most keyboards. Responsive keys and no clicks when you depress a key. It is also backlit. Charge with a USB - USB-C cable. Holds charge for quite a while. This is my new keyboard. If it goes bad, I will be getting another one just like it.

I got rid of my mechanical kb since the switches were starting to fail. Since I'm working on PC & MAC, a switchable kb that works with each OS seemed in order. I first bought the ProtoArc Backlit Bluetooth Keyboard, which wasn't bad, but had one major deal-breaker: the ALT key for PC was in the wrong spot. This messed with my muscle memory from years of using specific shortcuts and was very distracting. So I gave this one a try instead and like it so much better. Pros: Key action seems consistent and even and have good feedback bounce. Case feels more solid when typing (see next point) Much stiffer than the ProtoArc kb. The docking slot along the top also serves as a beam that stiffens the board. The ProtoArc was a little bendy. Easy to set up and assign BT to each machine. Multi lighting levels are nice and not overly bright. Channel switching is almost instantaneous. Fantastic price! Just over $30 with coupons (as of writing this) Cons: Wish it didn't have smaller F-keys along the top (probably to accommodate the dock slot) Nice to have 3 channels for device connection, but the dongle one is actually slower and less responsive than either of the Bluetooth ones. That's odd, but not a deal-breaker as I simply use the 2 BT channels. Be nice if it had tilt-riser feet built in, but those are easy enough to add. You can buy stick-on ones, but I use a strip of wood attached with 2 sided tape. (Neither kb had the feet) I really had to search to find out how to lock the F-keys. Instructions could be better. Final thoughts: Excellent kb, especially for this price. I don't use the slot for tablet or phone, but I might just put a printout of hot keys there! I love it so far, so we'll see how it ages.

I cannot fit my iPhone 17 Pro Max into the cradle, it's too thin. But it does the job. I wasn't really looking for a keyboard with the phone holder and a tablet holder, I was looking for a keyboard that fit my Microsoft surface pro, which is 13 inches. This does work for that but the cradle is not very deep so there's that. The lighting is there, but I wouldn't say it's great. I do a lot of my writing in a rather dark room with dim light, and there is like the escapes around the keys which is a little bit distracting. I did not connect it wirelessly I ended up using the C charger and plugging it. It does work with my system so I can't really complain. I have large hands so it is impossible for me to use the teeny little keyboards, and this is a good alternative. Honestly, I would've rather had something like a Logitech keyboard which is a little more beefy and durable, but I couldn't find anything that compared. I don't think that it's great quality, and there's something about the flatness of this particular board that causes me to double hit keys. It could be user error, but I've been typing for many years and usually can fly by with about 75 words a minute and I can't do that with this for some reason(I still can do that on my Logitech economic keyboard, though. So I don't know )

I absolutely love this keyboard! It feels like really good quality. It's nice and weighty, and feels substantial. It's wonderful to type on. I was coming from a laptop keyboard and bought a docking station so I needed a keyboard so that I could close my laptop and still work. I tried attaching a mechanical keyboard, but after so long working on a laptop it felt clunky and loud. I knew there was no way I was going to be comfortable with that so I took a chance on this and it paid off! It's sleek, light and easy to type on, and feels much more like a laptop keyboard. I'm really glad I bought it. Highly recommended.

so the charging cable was obnoxious at first, and VERY POORLY designed. It was always impossible to get it plugged in until i had to bust out nail clippers to chunk away at the plastic surrounding the charging port. I had to fix that issue myself, but you know, otherwise the keyboard was great! I like how heavy it is, how it lights up, how quiet it is when I type- wonderful. except that it's a POS and now two full keys are making it near impossible to use because they got stuck. The 3 key (i have to keep on numlock to disable that part of the keyboard, VERY OBNOXIOUS, since i prefer that a great deal) and now the down arrow is getting stuck, so every page im on keeps scrolling down indefinitely. For how expensive this thing was, I at least expect it to be hardier than the barely two months ive had it, for. Good lord. Go buy something else, for the problems, it is NOT worth the cost.

The keyboard itself is great. It's so hard to just find a standard 101 keyboard these days so I'm glad I found this one. The battery does not last long however. I usually have to recharge every week. That's not impressive for a keyboard. It may as well be wired at that point. The USB-C connector is in such a tight space that most cables will not fit into it. The included cable is not very long so I can't charge my keyboard while using it! My only other gripe, which won't bother most people, is that the function keys aren't grouped in any way and their labels are very small. On a full sized keyboard they're in fours and the labeling emphasis is on the Function. This makes it much easier to hit the key you need, even in the dark. I ended up painting lines before F1, F5, F9 and after F12 so I could actually find the keys that I'm looking for. Update: Even when turning it off when not in use, the battery life is just terrible! But I'm updating to point out that this keyboard goes to sleep so quick that very often when I start typing, nothing happens because it went to sleep and I have to wait for it to reconnect. This is especially bad while watching something and it's critical to pause it for a phone call or whatever reason, I hit spacebar and there's no response and the video is still blasting! I can not recommend this keyboard. Which is such a shame because the layout is excellent.

I ordered this so that I have a 2nd monitor when I travel. It fits perfectly next to my laptop in my laptop bag. Using the included USB-C to USB-C wire to connect the monitor to the laptop (which also powers the monitor) was easy. The picture is crisp. I can’t say enough about how wonderful this portable monitor is. I have since recommended it to colleagues and friends. I love when something works exactly the way it should with minimal effort on my part.