Customer Ratings & Reviews

Perfect device for my Surface. Dual purposes of protecting the screen and allowing ease of typing are met with it. Very satisfied.

great keyboard, love how it clicks in. would reccomend

I love my keyboard is easy to use and take out easily

This keyboard is a game changer as I can use this easily and it is lite and thin so doesn't add weight to the tablet. It also serves as an added protector for the screen. I loved being able to select a fun color too.

I like the keyboard for the Surface Pro 2. I wish that it had came bundled with the tablet. The only downfall is that it looks worn around the edges and the color is starting to look dull looking as if it is dirty. Typing is easy on it and it works great with the tablet. Would like to see more colors.

The keyboard works much better than the regular touch board. The mouse pad is still hard to navigate.

Bought this not only for having actual keys to type on but to double as a protective cover. Easy and fast to remove from tablet when not needed. Love the color because I can find the tablet where ever I leave it.

I really like this keyboard for my Surface 2. The feeling is great, it attaches easily, it doubles as a cover, I love the backlit, the recoil is like a regular keyboard, I think it's easier to use than a touch.

has been very easy to set up and use. does all I ask

Love the easy to use features & colors of this keyboard. Easy for my daughter to use without help.

My parents made take typing in 7th grade -- back when there were still manual (non-electric) typewriters. I thought it was silly because I wasn't going to be a secretary; I was going to be a professional. That class turned out to be one of the most useful classes I ever took. In college, I typed up my papers fairly quickly while many of my college classmates labored with the "hunt and peck" method. Later, as a professional in an age of word processing and spell check, touch typing has freed me to do more important things, like refine my composition or pick out fonts. But, today's world of tiny smart phones and finicky touch screens had reduced me to hunting and pecking... until hooked up a real keyboard.

The keyboard attaches to the Surface easily and it is fairly easy to type on. The backlighting is great. The issues I have is the pointer will bump around on the screen when you least expect it. You can be typing a document and the pointer will move and mess up the document. Another issue is the felt on the keyboard gets dirty and worn looking.

I bought this for my college daughter to go with her new Surface 2. She loves the keyboard and it makes the surface much more user friendly. She is able to protect the screen with it when not in use.

The keyboard is light weight. It holds securly to the Surface but detaches when I want it to. The backlight is sufficient to use in the dark. I just have to get used to the compactness of it all.

The key board goes with the surface 2 and it is extremely easy to operate, attach and detach. The background keys light up which is another bonus.

It is a great keyboard. It attaches to the tablet and does not fall off. Not too small and not too large. Functions properly and without troubles.

I am glad we purchased this keyboard versus the touch one. I like that it is easy to use and functions like a normal keyboard for everyday use.

The good: 1. The keys are easy to press. 2. The keyboard has a backlight, which I think is awesome. 3. The keyboard is light-weight. The bad: 1. The touch pad... I really dislike the touch pad. I don't like the material used for the touch pad. It is weird and is less effective than the slick surface touch pads. I have trouble making fluid movements with the mouse because of the touch pad's material. Also, I would have preferred the clickers on the touch pad to have been separate keys. They are difficult to successfully push down... I often have to try more than once before I successfully click anything.

This is a great keyboard which basically converts my Surface into a mini computer. Typing is easy especially if you like raised keys. What's not so great is the price. I think it's a bit much for a keyboard.

For my daughters tablet , a little pricey but wanted name brand to work properly.