FELICON Wireless Bluetooth Keyboard, Mini Portable 84-Key Typewriter Retro Round Keycaps Keyboard,Compatible with Android, Windows, PC, Tablet-Dark, Perfer for Home and Office Keyboards(Pink)

It’s a very nice keyboard, same as in the photos. It makes a nice deep clicking sound when you tap a key to type and i personally really like that. It connected to my ipad very easily (i have an ipad air 3) only reason i gave it 4 stars is because there isn’t tabs to hold the keyboard up at an angle to type, honestly not that big of a deal i would give it 4.5 stars if i could.

The Keyboard that I received has different tones of colour to the keys. The keys are more vibrant shades of tone and are more childish colours in person than anything else. I was nervous and skeptical in ordering this keyboard having read some of the other reviews about colour difference and incompatibility. I would contest that most of the negative reviews on this item are truthful and to be trusted! Most of the keys stick and hold, while others don't even work at all. The entire top row of keys (hot keys) do not work - even when using the Fn function along with them. A lot of the keys select things that aren't a function of that key. I have tried using this keyboard with multiple devices, but have the same issues each time. I am really disappointed with this company and would not recommend!

I use this keyboard for my schoolwork and I have loved it so far. It is compact and doesn't take up much room. The keys make a wonderful ticking sound and the design is adorable and unique. One down side is it does not have language setting so I can't use french punctuation. If you dont need different punctuation settings besides english it is a wonderful keyboard!

I bought this keyboard back in February, but wanted to wait a while to review, so I could give it a proper review.The pros: 1) Of course it's an adorable keyboard.2) but on top of that, I love the way the keys feel. Rather than other keyboards, where I'm not sure if I pressed a key or not (I type very quickly and without looking at the keyboard, so having to go back and press a key again if it didn't press properly the first time is a big nuisance for me), I can be 100% sure that if I touch a key, it has registered.3) It was very easy to connect to my laptop via Bluetooth, and since the initial pairing, it has never failed to connect when I boot up my laptop and simply press any key on the keyboard. Within a second or two, the keyboard automatically connects and is working flawlessly.The cons/annoyances: 1) The letters have begun rubbing off. Five of my keys have no letter/indicator on them at all anymore, and on one of my keys, the finish/paint is even coming off. Though, I do type a lot and use the keyboard every day, so wear and tear is normal.2) Occasionally it accidentally goes into a different mode (i.e. Android mode, when I need it to stay in Windows mode), but it's easy to get it back; just press FN + the proper key (W for Windows) to get it back.3) The "e" has started sticking and I end up with double "e"s instead of a single "e". This isn't a huge deal, and it only happens sometimes, but it can be annoying when it happens.4) It's sooo loud. Which can be fun, because I like hearing the keys clack away, but when I'm typing at night and trying not to disturb someone sleeping in the next room, I worry a bit about the noise. Yes, it's that loud, especially if you're typing away fast and furiously like I am.All in all, though, it has held up better than I thought it would, especially because I type for several hours each day, every day. I do feel it was a bit expensive, but it's hard to find a keyboard this cute. I would recommend it, as long as the cons I listed aren't dealbreakers for you.

I really like the design and feel of the keyboard. I was worried that it might feel like a plastic toy but it doesn’t so that’s great. I’m still not that thrilled that it’s battery powered rather than rechargeable though. The space bar sound may sound a little loud when pressing it because it has bigger clicking sound than the other keys. Also I’m pretty sad that it doesn’t have a way to change the language when writing (or at least I haven’t found the way how to do it thus far). Also, the copy/cut/paste buttons don’t seem to be working for mine even if the other “F” buttons at the top seem to be working so that’s a disappointment - but I’m guessing other people’s work and just not mine.