I like to write, and I would love to write on the go. Has anyone used a keyboard like this on an android phone and to what success? I’ve heard that you can use a keyboard like this, but it might not pick up all the keystrokes, is that right? I am thinking about getting a tablet in the future and think I could use this then too. Any advise would be helpful as I’ve scoured the internet and haven’t found many writers that want to write on their phones on the go.
I’ve been using one of these since they first came out with a Motorola Xoom and other Android devices. Really a terrific keyboard. I have no complaints about it and lots of good things to say. At this price, it’s a great deal.
I don’t get it. so you decide to bring a tablet and this keyboard in your bag instead of a laptop because…? it looks cooler? it’s lighter? two pieces is better than one?
it would be for the lightweight and longer battery with the tablet. if your on the go and all you need is to type something out quick and to surf the web with out lugging around a brick it would be a better option.
ermahgerd trackpoint! (As someone who always has to turn off the touchpad, I think trackpoints should be mandatory, but the industry doesn’t agree with me. They’re wrong about widescreen, too.) Why was I not informed (it looks like this has never shown up on engadget, nor has amazon noticed all the other weird keyboards I buy…) In for all of them.
Tablet? not at all, this is for the Galaxy Note - which goes in a pocket and get used as a PDA (and oh-so-occasionally as a phone) while not at a desk; the keyboard goes in the jacket (eVest) pocket, or is in a bag that is much thinner because it now has zero laptops and no giant power bricks either.