iConcepts-M01917-MB Foldable Keyboard (Black)

If I was stuck on a desert island and only had this keyboard to use with a small computer, BELIEVE me,I would be happier than a little pig in shite to use it.However, I'm not.With all keyboards, piano and computer, one of the key characteristics to rate is "action".Action is very very important, as well as very very personal. For me the action on thisis horrible. Like typing on a partially filled baloon. TO ME. . I dont use it. It'sincredible portability notwithstanding, I still carry a smaller but standard rigid keyboardwhen I go offsite, to class of some sort, or to a bookstore to get away and work.It's sitting on my shelf right now.Like I said, good, even GREAT idea. This is just not the implementation.Manufacturers, PLEASE, keep trying.

I work from home and am on conference calls all day. I don't use a headset, I use a Panasonic Cordless Phone on Speakerphone (headset volume is iffy and it cuts out). Panasonic phones are very sensitive and I type FAST. Attendees have told me that my typing sounds like machine gun fire as I take minutes for the meetings. It is a pain to keep muting/unmuting the phone so I opted for a silent keyboard.WELL....first of al the one I bought and received was PINK not black as it states in the Description.PROS: yes, its very quiet you can barely hear a little 'tapping' as it relates to my fingers hitting the silicone and vibrating on the wood desktop under the keyboard on the conference calls. I like the spring in the keys, easy on the hands for sure. Though the accuracy and the keys actually recording the typed letter stink. See below. Nothing else nice to say about it.CONS: if you get pencil/pen/makeup on your hands it WILL transfer to the silicone and gets dirty quickly. Its not pink anymore its more faded. I typed too quickly for the keyboard. It skipped letters, especially the space key, I had to hit certain keys twice because they didn't register the letter. I spent MORE time CORRECTING typing errors and cleaning up my meeting notes than actually typing.This is not worth the money and whoever engineers this stuff needs to go back to the drawing board. And when you UAT it? You need to use a wide range of "testers" typists to QA it. This was such an inefficient tool, it cut into my productivity and after three weeks (YES I did give it time to see if it was me/user error) I gave it to the kids to use. They hated it to so its sitting in my closet on a shelf. I wish I could return it and get my money back.

I purchased two of these keyboards hoping for a keyboard I could easily carry and use for data entry. This was extremely disappointing and I returned them both. The keys are full sized, but they sort of teeter on top of the button they push inside the rubber housing. It is definitely portable and foldable, but not too good. I was able to inflate the case a bit that help it lay flat, but it doesn't seem to ever straighten out. This keyboard will not help your data entry unless you are an extremely slow typist. Not worth the money, and it wasn't too much of that either.

I recently dug up my old laptop from many years ago, during the "restoration" I sort of paralyzed my laptops keyboard. I ordered this because I could throw it in a bag, go somewhere, and still have a working laptop. Definitely worth $9 but I don't recommend this for daily use. The keys are sticky, the actual mat is huge, and set up is a bit strange.+1 durability+1 flexibility-1 very sticky keys-1 large size

Concept is great just wish it worked better. Keys are a bit hard to work and it slows typing. I have to press them very firmly or multiple times to make them work. I like that it rolls up and is washable just wish I could type better with it. Keep looking is my recommendation.