If you can read this, then my new £9, USB-C charging, folding Bluetooth keyboard works.
And it is a surprisingly fine typing experience, based on this initial testing.
I will write some more notes once I have spent a bit more time with it.
Discussion
If you can read this, then my new £9, USB-C charging, folding Bluetooth keyboard works.
And it is a surprisingly fine typing experience, based on this initial testing.
I will write some more notes once I have spent a bit more time with it.
@u0421793 There are indeed some cool split keyboards out there - I'd love to try one some point.
How's the weight?
My problem with portable keyboards tends to be they're too light and they dance around when I type
@wifwolf It is very early days - in that I have been typing on it for just a few minutes, but so far, it seems absolutely fine!
@neil brand name of that enjoyable typing experience?
@neil I have a predecessor of this one. I thought it would be great for holidays when I only have my phone with me. but it always ended up being more hassle than it's worth and I used glide typing on my phone instead. YMMV
@kolya I use a folding Bluetooth keyboard with my phone loads, and this was rather an impulse buy!
@neil I'm not sure I'd be able to type on that. Because the keys aren't in their usual relationship, I would expect my fingers to go to the wrong places.
@neil Ok, now I-want-one