UBOTIEColorful Bluetooth 100Keys Keyboards, Wireless Compact Rainbow Gradual Colors Retro Typewriter Flexible Keyboard for Tablet, Cellphones, PC

I'm rating this 4.5 stars, but for the review submission I rounded it to 5 - (I'll expand on this below) It's a little long, but I figured someone would appreciate a thorough review :)Packaging-My keyboard came in a cute pink box, and the keyboard was protected with a foam slip. It came with a cute sticker sheet, a cleaning brush, and the instruction manual. I was very impressed with this, not to mention it was super cute!Specs-I've had this keyboard for about a week now, and I held off writing a review because I wanted to make sure I was able to use it without problems (if any). I'm actually writing this review with the keyboard :) There's no mouse included like they said, but you can connect the keyboard via bluetooth and the connection is stable. You can have up to 3 devices at once on your keyboard and can switch between them pretty flawlessly. So far I've connected my laptop (Windows), iPad, and phone (Android/Samsung) to test- and they work well! It requires 2 AAA batteries, and there's no sleep mode (it automatically "disconnects" temporarily after inactivity, but reconnects under 2 seconds when you hit any key; this is supposed to happen to conserve battery life). And the corresponding blue light blinks every few seconds to let you know which device you're currently paired to.I have pretty slender fingers, so the small keys aren't really a problem for me, although I still hit the wrong keys every now and then. I have a Windows laptop and the shortcut commands work the same, I haven't ran into any shortcuts that didn't work yet.Ergonomics/Design-I'm assuming if you buy this keyboard, you're not looking for how ergonomic it is haha. There's no space on the keyboard to rest your wrists when you type for long periods, but that isn't an issue for me. The keyboard is tall enough that it's awkward if you rest your wrists on the desk to type. Like I said, the buttons are a bit smaller since they're circular, but you get used to it quickly. The letters/symbols on the keys themselves don't seem to be "printed" onto the keys themselves.If you look at the pictures I attached, you can kinda tell they look like 'stickers'. There's a clear outline around the black print, and I was worried they'd rub off after use, but so far it's all intact. It could also be a protective coating over the black letters, which I think is more likely. The colours are really fun and I do like the round buttons.Keyboard "Clicks"-Probably what most people care about the most XD The clicks of the keyboard aren't too loud, but they aren't silent either. I'd say if you were to use this in a quiet environment, it would definitely be loud enough to distract the people around you. Some of the buttons are clickier than others, while a few are more "muted" and "dull" sounding, maybe that's supposed to vary the sounds you get. I'd say these are closest to "tactile" switches. The keys themselves are very sensitive, you don't have to press very hard for the character to register. Overall, I do like the sound, it's very satisfying when you type fast.I took off half a star because I would like there to be a sleep mode function; sometimes I'll accidentally hit a key and it messes with the screen/application I'm using. And it would make cleaning the keyboard a little more convenient, but I guess you'll just have to either take the batteries out or turn off your laptop when you're cleaning the keyboard. Also for the reason that some of the keys feel like they're "sticking" more-- it could be the tactile switches, but it feels more prominent on some keys vs. others.Pros:-Functions as advertised-Can connect up to 3 bluetooth devices-Satisfying clicking sounds (probably close to tactile switches)-Nice packaging and accurate colours (mine is Green-colourful)Cons:-No manual sleep mode function-Some keys feel more 'tactile'/'dull' than others-Keys are close together/circular, but easy to get used to-Not the best for long periods of typing (but decent if you're a college student like me)

I love this keyboard! I am a teacher and love clicky keyboards! It helps me get my work done in a more enjoyable way! Super cute, love the pink, and the easy setup instructions.

It worked fine, I like the dull noise versus a crisp click of other keyboards

I've had this keyboard for about two years and I still like it. It's super cute, and colorful. I like the clacks it makes. However, after two years-certain keys don't work as well and it's a little frustrating because I don't use it as often since it doesn't work as well anymore.

I like this keyboard, it’s cute. It was easy to set up. It doesn’t tell you when caps or number lock is on and that’s a little annoying otherwise it’s fine

I adore the sound this keyboard makes! And it is in the cutest colors! I did take one star, though, because it’s battery operated and doesn’t have an off button. It stays on 15 minutes after you hit a button and as a clutz, I accidentally hit them all the time. I’ve gone through quite a few batteries 😅

The product is cute and the keys are close together but that was expected and can be adapted to overtime, the issue I had is that the keys at the end of the line of letters and the enter/backspace buttons are mislabeled. My colon key types out an ñ, the addition sign key is out of place, the colon and semicolon are part of the period and comma buttons, and other issues. Luckily for me I only really use the letters, numbers, and a few others for punctuation that won’t be too difficult to memorize the placement for hopefully. I’d rather deal with it than return it but if something like this would bother you I recommend to find a different keyboard. Maybe this was a rare issue that I happened to get stuck with.

I love the look and feel of this keyboard. The keys are soft and easy to press. It paired easily with my MacBook Pro, cell phone, and TV. The only downside is the keyboard doesn't have a power-off button so it's best to take the batteries out when not in use. Even after taking the batteries out, the keyboard remembered the pairings and connected easily to my electronics the next day.