NACODEX84-Key Pink Wireless Bluetooth Keyboard with Cute Retro Round Keycaps, Comfortable Ergonomic Typewriter Keyboard Compatible with Android Windows iOS for Home and Office Keyboard

If Ajazz makes a new version, they could make the key rows staggered (type-writer/amphitheater style), include an ’off’ switch, and have suggestions on how to keep the keyboard clean.Otherwise works great. Nice typing sound and feel. More satisfying and aesthetically pleasing than a flat keyboard. Once you pair it to a device (Fn+C+Q/W/E), it ready pairs itself again without prompting very quickly. Initial pairing mode is indicated by a flashing battery light. After the first pairing, you just need to tap the space bar once or twice to get it out of sleep mode.The lack of an ‘off’ switch was annoying at first as keys would get pressed when in my backpack. However, I’ve learned to circumvent this (and save battery) by putting the batteries in backwards when not in use. Much less messier than taping the ends of one of the batteries.

I connect this keyboard to my phone to type faster when working on the story I am writing. It's very easy to connect via Bluetooth. It's a very cute pastel pink which I love! It's sturdy and light. It only takes two AAA batteries though I think a charging ability would be a great feature. The keys are a very soft clacky sound and performance-wise, it works amazing. There is no delay in pressing the keys and the letters showing up on my phone. I bought this as a returned item since it was cheaper. I was hesitant since it was already used, but this is definitely one of my favorite purchases I've ever made.

I love this keyboard as a fun keyboard. I wouldn't use it for heavy typing, though. It's definitely not a mini keyboard. It's huge and quite heavy and very thick. I would never consider taking this keyboard with me for travel. The buttons are huge and fat and the keys are far away from each other, so you're really reaching for the function keys. (I have long fingers, and it's a serious stretch for me, using this keyboard.) It feels like old technology, meaning there's a long key press that needs more time/force, I feel like you have to be much more deliberate in your typing, and it has a very satisfying, soft, clacky sound. It's actually quite tiring using this keyboard. But all those things also make it fun to use (just not very practical for serious use).I don't like there's no on/off switch. You have to do the Fn+C combo for two seconds to turn it on. The red power light blinks the entire time it's on, which is annoying. If it sits without being used for about 10 minutes, it turns off, and it takes forever to sync up to your computer again, so that's another reason why it's not very practical. I wouldn't use this when I need to reliably jump on my keyboard and have it respond.I love the feel of the buttons. Like I said, very fat and lovely sound. I love that they're round. And I just love literally pushing buttons, and these buttons are fun to push. And I love the mint color. I'm glad I got this keyboard.

What I love - it's so retro, chunky, and big-enough for my XL fat-finger hands to use. I use this with my iPad and it looks ludicrous. I love it. Other likes:- The blue tooth is easy, reliable, and tenacious. Any device hooked to it immediately hooks back up to in if in range of the keyboard.- Big keys that are satisfying to type on.- Portable. It's shorter than a full-sized keyboard (I know, definitional) but it's easy to put in a pack or slingbag. Moreover, it's got rounded corners, so it doesn't catch on things.- Relatively light.What I don't love so much:- That blue tooth connection is the most tenacious one I've ever seen. I had to tell my iphone to forget the keyboard because it logged in whenever I was in range. If your phone is connected, then you can't text on the phone unless you use the keyboard.- It needs an off-switch. If it connects every time something it's paired within it's range, then it's coming on all the time when I walk by with my ipad. A simple switch would prevent that.So, it's big and clunky and retro but wireless. Let's call it retro-futuristic and finger-friendly. The bulk is worth it and it still pops into and out of a bag easily for mobile computing needs. Plus sticky-bluetooth is more a plus than a minus. All in all, I'm really happy with this.

I wanted a keyboard that had a mechanical feel and was also really beautiful.This fits both of these categories and it is also really affordable in comparison to other mechanical keyboards.Since it is Bluetooth connection it is also a great keyboard to use with an iPad.I type a lot and will soon be back to doing some transcription work.This keyboard feels good and is lightweight enough to move from room to room.I added a little washi tape on the space bar to give it a cute embellishment as you can see from the picture in my review.If you were used to typing and learning on a mechanical keyboard and miss that feeling - this keyboard 100% fits the bill without breaking the bank or having to be wired.I was able to connect it to my iPad relatively quickly too - so, the set up is also easy.The only thing I’m slightly unsure about is the auto shut off function and if it will actually help reserve battery time since it is a bit of a hassle to have to take out the batteries every single time.Overall, I am really having a good time with this keyboard and overall love it.If there is any drastic change I will come back and give this review an update.

absolutely amazed by the quality! i got the pink colour and love how cute it is. will be using with my laptop for university study so i can have my laptop sitting up on a higher bench with my papers/textbooks on my desk. very easy to use and easy setup for bluetooth! 100% recommend :)

Absolutely love this keyboard- each time I am in the office I get compliments. Have recommended it to everyone. Easy to set up, looks good and is a great secondary keyboard

Really easy to set up and works perfect with my MacBook Pro - you’ll need triple a batteries so have them handy

Cute and lightweight. The keys make a satisfying but soft 'clack' when pressed. There is a very light resistance when you press the keys, the ideal amount I think. I like how the keys and base are constructed in such a way that it would be super easy to clean the keyboard of dust and crumbs.Set up was super easy - just put in the 2x AAA batteries (not included) and hold down Fn + C keys for 2 seconds until the battery indicator light starts flashing - this turns the keyboard on to discovery mode. Now you can pair with the keyboard from your device. I successfully paired it with my iPad Air 4th gen and my Samsung Note 8 phone. However, I can't figure out how to switch between them without doing the pairing again. The instruction booklet seems to indicate that perhaps you can by holding down the Fn + Q / W / E key (depending on the operating system of the paired device) for 1 second, but none of those combos did anything for me. This isn't a deal breaker but would be handy if you can.After typing this review with the keyboard, I find that the spacebar doesn't always hit (perhaps my touch is too light). I am a very fast typist so having to go back to insert the space because it didn't register that I have hit the spacebar is kind of annoying. I will see whether this gets better over time and getting used to using this keyboard. So far it's been about once every sentence or two that this happens.While I think this will work well for my casual typing with my iPad, I would not recommend it for work or gaming. I don't think it's very ergonomic (the keys sit a bit higher than some other keyboards and forces you to arch your wrist if you rest your wrist on your desk, or you would need to hover, if that makes sense). For gaming, the keys are definitely not responsive enough.Overall, I think it's a decent value with 20% off the original price (of $69.99).

Smaller than a regular keyboard with no extra numbers to the side, but super cute and meets my ASMR needs