Customer Ratings & Reviews

If you get this for around $50, this is a great value. Not many bluetooth keyboards are made specifically for Chrome OS, and most keyboards out there require a USB A port, or they require that you charge your keyboard with a micro usb cord (so outdated) This charges with USB C, it has good travel, it's fairly light, and in my mind, it's the perfect size. It's compact, but not so compact that keys are crammed, not so compact that they have to make a small backspace key, no no. They have perfectly sized keys, and it works great. If you want a huge keyboard with a number pad on the right, this isn't it, But this is compact, but still a full keyboard, fits a 12" tablet size very well when putting them both on a table, and it lasts a very long time. TIPS: To turn on, hold alt and the power button in the top right hand corner, hold for 3 seconds to turn off, hold for only 1-2 seconds to turn it on. The light will turn blue when it turns on, and red when it turns off. It does go to sleep a decent amount, but I understand why, to save battery, just gotta wake it up if you go away from your keyboard too long.

If you compare the keyboard to other OS specific keyboards, it's probably not the best keyboard (thinkpad's win that one), but as far as Chrome OS specific keyboards this is really nice. Connection is easy, all the buttons work, and it's slim and portable to fit in a bag if you decide to use it with a device like a Pixel Slate.

I really wanted to like this keyboard. The deck was solid and made of premium materials, it was bluetooth with Type-C charging, and on paper should have been a perfect keyboard. But as soon as I opened it, I noticed that the keys themselves were very uncomfortable and cheap feeling. Think the same quality as the $12 off-brand keyboard.

Used it like that tested it and put it right back in his box I don't know why I did that but I just think it's a beautiful device

This was a good purchase for the chrome book. It works as it should.