Flexible Keyboard - Pink

Pretty to look at. Would be amazing if it worked properly.

Not designed for quick typing on. Some keys have to be pressed firmly to work. Attracts the dirt. Not practical.

Looks good, smart, would be very useful if it worked properly.

Considering that it's prime reason for existence is to function as a computer keyboard, it failed miserably. Key feel was awful, no tactile feedback, intermittent operation, constant mistakes. Not a good keyboard at all.

Cannot type fast

Saves the keyboard on my laptop! If I damage it or spill my coffee on it etc. it can take most of it and if it can't, I haven't wrecked the whole computer!

The main challenge is that the symbols are in the wrong places!! As they are in the "normal" places (rather than where they are shown on the keyboard) I don't find this a huge problem! You need to press the keys quite firmly.

the flexibility of the keyboard is fantstic as you can just roll it up and go. the colour is a really nice pink and the USB cable is long enough to reach from the back of a tower to the bit on a desk the keyboard should go or even the top of the desk...

the keyboard is quite hard to type on and takes some getting used to if ur used to a very responsive keyboard. you need to press wuite hard and have to keep checking that you havent missed any letters out as you didn't push the key in the right place.

Almost all of the good points are the obvious ones - its pink, its easy-clean, its lightweight, its easily rolled up and stored etc etc

When you press the keys you basically have to roll your finger across the key pressed to make sure you hit the sweet spot that makes the keystroke actually happen. This spoils the entire product because your far too often typing words with too many...