FELICON Multi-Device Wireless Bluetooth Keyboard,Mini 84-Key Retro Round Keycaps Wireless Bluetooth Keyboard, Ergonomic Design Compatible with PC, Computer, Laptop

Before I start my review, if you are figuring out how to put this keyboard in pairing mode, press FN + C (see my screenshot).I was looking for a tenkeyless bluetooth keyboard when I stumbled on this keyboard. The round key caps reminds me of my fun high school years when everybody were still using typewriters. The nostalgia is what urged me to buy this keyboard. I'm glad I did. I am currently using this keyboard as I type this review.The packaging is plain and simple. Inside the box was just the keyboard and a quick start guide (written in Chinese). Immediately upon touching the keyboard, I fell in love. The key caps looks and feels very premium just like my $150 gaming keyboard. Unlike gaming keyboards, the base of this keyboard is made of hard plastic instead of aluminum, which is fine because it makes it lighter and portable. The tactile feedback is very satisfying that I could type on this keyboard the whole day. If you are wondering about the tactile feedback, it feels like Cherry MX Red switches. It has a soft and silent key press that has slight resistance before the actuation of the keys. Although this keyboard can connect to multiple devices, there is no shortcut key to switch between devices. Since I am only going to use this on a single device, I don't mind about fast switching. My only gripe on this keyboard is the user manual, it is written in Chinese. Good thing I have an older bluetooth keyboard that connects the same way (FN + C), and when I tried it, it works. For battery life, this keyboard automatically sleeps and wakes up when you press the keys, so at 2 hours per day actual usage, the battery can last more than a month.Overall, I love using this keyboard, it feels great. The nostalgic design is very nice to show off. If you are looking for a high quality keyboard with a vintage look, this keyboard is highly recommended.

This keyboard is perfection visually and audibly. It takes 2 AAA batteries and goes into sleep mode after 15 minutes of not being used. It takes about 2-3 seconds to reconnect to whatever you Bluetooth it to after being in sleep mode. The batteries don’t seem to last crazy long. I’ve had this product for 3 days and use it a lot (I’m a full-time college student) and it started lagging horribly today due to low battery.So, if you have ever played Super Mario 64 and ran around aimlessly in the castle, that’s what this keyboard sounds like. I love clicky keys and can’t believe it’s this good of quality for the price point offered!Even though battery life isn’t great for me, I’m still rating this keyboard with 5 starts because I feel like if I wasn’t constantly using it, it would last at least a solid week with the 2 batteries without lagging. I would recommend taking the batteries out when not in use and just re-Bluetooth it to your device. I feel like that may be better than just letting it go into sleep mode.

I bought this for my iPad and laptop (11.6 inches for photo reference). Here is a list of things I’ve noticed so far.—The space bar is so, so, so annoying. It’s so clacky (in the bad way) and I’m going to try and fix it. It’s not just me either, a few others have said this. If you’re not comfortable ripping your key off the board to fix it, then you might want to second guess getting this. It’s really distracting, honestly.—If you’re into keyboards like me, then I would say the switches sound like browns. I have cherry MX blues on a mechanical keyboard, and that is waaaay louder than this thing.—Each key has a different pressure requirement. That’s kind of annoying, but this isn’t a high end keyboard, so it’s understandable. To me, it’s distracting.—For a hot second, I couldn’t get the Q W E keys to work. There’s a reason why the keyboard does it, but I couldn’t figure it out because the manual is in Chinese. I just pressed random keys until it worked.—It’s a little bigger than i thought. Which is nice. It has a solid feel to it, and doesn’t feel like a toy. I don’t know if I’d feel comfortable throwing this in my bag. I might. But I might also get a case for it. Also, if you’re using a low profile bag, this is going to be a little bulky. My MacBook Air is thinner than this keyboard.—I was debating whether to get white or black. I got the white and I’m glad because it does look more professional for a vintage styled keyboard.—It’s loud. Not super loud. But if you’re in a quiet space, be careful of ugly looks from others. It’s distracting, especially if you’re a fast typer like me.—This is more an amazon thing... but i bought this keyboard for $35. Right now I see it for $28. Honestly, that’s a decent price range for this... but I wouldn’t spend more than $35. Get a nicer keyboard.Conclusion: It’s nice. It fits the uses I need it for. It was worth the price.

I waited a while to write this review because I wanted to see how the keyboard held up. I have had it a year now, and every day it still makes me smile. It has done really well as far as performance goes. Still working, and no problems encountered at all. But...the color is wearing off of a few keys (in my case, the E, D, and C--guess I use those a lot!), and it is white underneath. I am seriously thinking of touching it up with some nail polish. The battery seems to go a long time--I've only changed it twice in a year. The one thing I don't like is the sleep mode. To me it is just annoying. I write a lot, so leave and come back to my keyboard frequently. It makes me wait for it to "wake up" every time I am gone for a few minutes. Not a deal breaker, but annoying. I would definitely purchase this keyboard again. The colors are fun, and it makes a boring desktop less boring!

Las teclas son bastante suaves y emiten muy bonito sonido, los colores de las teclas son tenues y la inclinación que tiene para simular la máquina de escribir facilita la escritura. No cuenta con la letra ñ en la tecla por lo que "desconfigura" los caracteres y signos de puntuación pero no afecta el uso. Quedé encantada con la compra, lo recomiendo bastante.

I love this keyboard. The colour and the feeling and sounds of the keys are DREAMY!!! I was really disappointed for the first while using this because I thought the keyboard shortcuts and hot keys didn't work, like some reviews have said. I just had to play around with it a bit---they work fine! I found on a Microsoft Word doc, I can use Ctrl+C to copy, while on a Google Docs page, I have to use the WIN button as if it's the Apple Command button. And you have to hold Fn like a Shift key while using the top row hot keys. Gosh this thing is a dreeeeammmmm and so well priced, delivery was so fast. I am absolutely obsessed.

Well I’ve tried allot of cheaper keyboards and found this one to be by far the best. Very responsive and doesn’t miss a beat. What have I learned? That the ones with built in batteries are generally crap. Highly recommended

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.

Easy to connect with my Lenovo tablet and comfortable to type with. Use it with a gooseneck arm to keep the tablet up.