iTon PA-BK03 49-Key Bluetooth v2.0 Wireless Mini Keyboard for iPad, iPhone, PDAs, Smartphones or PlayStation 3 (Black)

I paired this unit to my laptop running Windows 7 64-bit and it works great. I'm using it to trigger my light show controller on my laptop for live gigs. It's the same size as my iPhone and it fits nicely in my pocket and range is great. The keys are definitely small so if you're comfortable with typing on a blackberry, it'll have the same feel. If you're using it as your main keyboard, you'll probably struggle with the small keys, but if you're using it occasionally, it'll work great!

Great product and got it in no time. There no issues when buying it and the product was exactly what they said it was. Keys are a little spread out but nice to have.

My keyboard just arrived.I'm happy to report that it pairs immediately with my Android Ice Cream Sandwich 4.0.4 Nexus S smartphone.The key response is not good. The rubbery keys are raised above the plastic surface, but then in order to get a letter onto the screen, you need to press them so that they are sunken beneath the little square hole out of which each rubber bubble protrudes. This is a little uncomfortable, and you end up feeling that you are (or sometimes actually) pressing more than one key at a time. If they were knobby keys like on Blackberry devices, they'd be much more easy to use. You need to press quite hard to get a letter out, and sometimes when you press that hard you'll get two or three or four of the same letter. The keyboard is too small for touch-typing, and so you really need to keep switching your gaze back between the keyboard and your screen in order to see which keypresses made it and which did not.___________Other thoughts, after a few days:Interestingly enough, the physical build quality of this device is very good. It has nice curves, it has a rubbery keyboard with nicely printed letters on it. However, the device itself is unusable. Whenever it pairs it wants me to type a code onto the keyboard to verify. Even getting that right takes several tries because the key response is so tawdry. Any "keyboard" which can take up to five tries to get a key to register cannot be said to be anything other than a toy.Size 11.5cm x 6 cm x 0.7cm41 grams

first off, if ur looking at this move on.. there are better ones i'm sure.. when i ordered this i immediately realized i had made a mistake and therefore went to cancel the order.. the company never responded to my cancellation and in fact blatantly ignored it and seemingly put a rush on delivery as i have never received a package from hong kong so very quickly.. it was scheduled to arrive in a lil over a month and it showed up at my doorstep in less than a week!?!?! curious to know how long it would have taken had i not tried to cancel the order.. poor, practically non-existent instructions, had to look all over the internet and found mostly ring around sites which claimed to have the directions but didn't. somewhat difficult to sync if you have no idea how to go about it.. but once that part is figured out the rest is relatively straight forward.. the buttons suck tho, if you type fast, it will fail to input some letters so you have to type somewhat carefully.. also i was disappointed that the description said it would work with a usb bluetooth adaptor but upon opening the package i found a piece of paper, hardly can be called instructions as it had none, that stated that it would not work unless the bluetooth device was built in.. i got this to use it with both my computer and my cell phones, however i soon found that i couldn't use it on any of them despite what the original description claimed.. i suggest something a lil pricier and from a better company with higher standards..

I love the keyboard, however it doesn't come with functional software to make it work on an android phone (unless you have a custom rom). I wasn't happy with the custom rom I was running, so I switched to the leaked ICS for droid bionic. Still doesn't work with bionic. You can't activate the license because the Chinese manufacturer did not renew the license, so there aren't any licenses available to activate! UGH!That being said, BlueInput Demo works great on Android 4 to get the keyboard to function. However, it is pretty pricey to upgrade to the pro version. With the current exchange rate it is close to $20, which makes the use of a cheap keyboard pretty expensive! There are also some flaws with the current version of the software, but they are working on it.If you are willing to play with work arounds, then purchase the keyboard. It is small, simple and cheap, but you have to put some effort into making it work.If you aren't willing to deal with the flaws, wait until Google actually gets a Bluetooth HID controller built in!

I would give this keyboard five out of five stars but I didn't like a couple of things about it. The keys are ridiculously soft and sink in pretty far so it takes a bit of effort to type. Also, I don't like the placement of the delete key but I should've saw that when I looked at the picture before purchasing. Otherwise, this keyboard works perfectly how I thought it would and need it to. I am using it with my iPod touch 4th generation to take notes and do homework on documents to go. It works wonderfully with every app I have tried it with. :) It is super lightweight and only a tiny bit larger than my iPod. For roughly 11 dollars, I think it was a great deal! It came with a little mini cd for something. I have no idea what for because Macbooks apparently can't take in mini cds in their optical drive. You don't need it to make the keyboard function.

This is a great little keyboard. I thought I'd give it a try and it works great when I need it.

This is a great product for the money. Synchs up easily with Android and fits into any pocket or purse.