MOFII Wireless Bluetooth Keyboard, Typewriter Retro Round Keycaps Keyboard, Bluetooth 5.1 Tech Compatible with iPhone, iPad, Android, Windows, PC, Mac, Perfect for Home Game Office (Blue Colorful)

I got this keyboard because I loved the Bluetooth feature since my laptop only has one USB port. It is super cute. But the most annoying thing is the left shift key! When typing a capitol M, I shit left shift key then M and it pops of some random screen like a keyboard shortcut instead of capitalizing my M. So basically I have to type ,y capitol letters with my right hand instead of splitting the keyboard. And what’s weird is so,e left keys capitalize with the left shift and some don’t. So I have to memorize which ones work and which don’t which slows my typing down. It’s very frustrating.

I’ve been looking for an actual full size keyboard (or very close at least!) to pair via Bluetooth with my work tablet. I’m a home health nurse, and the documentation notes on my patients are rather lengthy, and I absolutely despise typing them on my tablet, mainly because I have a lot of carpal tunnel issues & it’s just plain painful at times.Enter, this keyboard! I used it for the first time last night, & it saved me SOOOOO much time! The letters take a little getting used to, due to them being round and not squared, & they are slightly closer together than a regular desktop computer.keyboard board. But, I’m still so glad I bought it & would definitely buy it again! I’ve al ready paired it with my work tablet (Samsung Galaxy A7 Lite), my phone (iPhone 14 Pro), and my son’s iPad (9th gen) — all have paired easily & work perfectly!I can’t vouch for the longevity of this keyboard yet, but so far, so good!Only cons.. #1: there is no power button, so I just take the batteries out when not in use, so that I don’t run them down super fast;#2: not sure if this is the case for every keyboard, but the one I received has 2 N keys & no B key; however, the N key on the left (normal spot for B key) types B’s, so it’s just labeled incorrectly. Doesn’t really bother me, because I type off muscle memory anyways.Long story short… she’s cute & you need her!

I was excited to find this keyboard on Prime Day. It was super cute, and I loved the idea that I could find a keyboard with a number keypad, and it also happened to have multi-device functioning. I loved the idea that I could switch back and forth between typing on my Mac and also my phone.Unfortunately, I found that the Mofii was really too noisy. Also, the keys seemed very high. I needed a wrist pad and the keys were still very tall. After using a Mac keyboard at work for years, I've become spoiled by having a quiet keyboard with flat keys.Sadly I had to return this. If you don't mind the noise or the height of the keys, this might be a great keyboard for you.

Those that grew up or use tradtional-sized keyboards with the numerical keypad to the right will find this extremely inconvenient to use when typing numbers, often resulting in the return or backslash button being hit more than one would like.Keys are solid and have a good click, color pattern is odd (one would think vowels would all be colored the same) but vivid, though the space bar has a bit of give when simply touched than presed, offering a slightly annoying higher-pitched click until fully suppressed.Mac users will find the control/option/alt buttons misplaced, using the option button in the middle vs the more accessible right side of the three buttons, leading to a leaning curve to get used to.A minimal recession for fingers to nest in, and due to round buttons, touch-type will also suffer initially because of the lack of corners.Offers style while downplaying daily usefulness.

I was skeptical at first, but I love this. Being a tad on the older side….no hand pain! Huge plus!