Ultra-thin Sliding Bluetooth Keyboard for Apple iPhone 4/iPhone 4 CDMA and iPhone 4S

Looking for an alternative to the onboard keyboard. This unit does in fact live up to it's claim, but it is still very small and the top row of function keys is almost impossible to reach. It also cannot be docked with my radio now unless I remove it from the iPhone first. I am still looking for something.

honestly i bought this for my fiance as a chrismas present and i couldnt give it to him, i wanted it for myself! it was so easy to set up and the interface is so easy to use. i havent used it in a while because im afraid if i dropped it, it might do some damage and break, if there could be a way i could fit a case on it that would be wonderful.

The product is easy to set up and comes with excellent set up directions. Only one problem so far, the battery was dead in less than 8 hrs.

One of the main reasons I moved from a Blackberry to an iPHONE was the fact that keyboards like this existed. However, the issue is that this product (at least the one I received) does not work. There are many keys that do not operate properly. You must punch down on them several times and very hard. It is annoying. I have reverted back to using the touch keypad on the iPHONE - which I am getting used to. So, if you are looking at this product because you believe that it will mimic the tactile feel and efficiency of using a Blackberry keypad, you will be disappointed. The actual casing is nice and sturdy and it serves as a nice case for the iPHONE. But, as an actual keyboard, it is not a well functioning product.

I bought this and returned it 3 days later. After charging it all night and leaving it in the off position the battery was dead again in 4 hours, thus just useless weight and bulk.

I purchased and quickly returned this item that I believed would've solved the typing issue. I am so use to the QWERTY set up on my BlackBerry that I still haven't adapted to the iPhone screen keyboard. There are several different brands of this item that I chose the medium priced one.Overall, it is a good product. However, with the unit being slim, it is touching the keyboard when you slide it open and close. This causes it to scratch the keyboard. It already had scratches on it as soon as I opened it. Some brands have the space bar in the middle. Some has it to the right, like this one. I purchased a more expensive Bluetooth Keyboard with a space bar in the middle and it is much better than having it on the side. This may be just preference. But, I don't like it on the side. The unit is not as durable. Although somewhat strong, I can it breaking within a month.In closing, a good product. But, if you plan on using it for the long run, I suggest a more expensive keyboard. Keep in mind, that if you use this keyboard, it eliminate the auto-correct, auto-capilization, etc. off.

When I first purchased it, it seemed like an awesome keyboard. All the keys functioned properly, it was responsive, it slid nicely, etc. But after a couple weeks, it became much less responsive and acted wacky. It was skipping some letters, and typing multiple letters. For example, If I tried to write "Hey how are you" it might write "he hoooow ae youuu". Also, you have to hold down the shift key if you want to write a symbol, rather than pressing once and releasing. So it's sort of a pain to write, say, exclamation marks. Also, the slider is a little squeaky now, and I've only had it for about a month. Also there is no backlight so you can't really type in the dark. You also can't write special characters. One good thing came out of this keyboard - it made me realize how fantastic the virtual keyboard is. I wouldn't recommend buying.

This was OK but the keyboard is worse than Blackberry one and I wanted to recreate by Blackberry keyboard for my iPhone as the keyboard was the ONLY redeeming feature of the Blackberry. But alas it did not