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A text speed competition... swiftkey vs. swype vs. stock, etc.

hey guys... i though this would be fun.... to have a competition using your favorite keyboard to see how fast you can get (measured in Words per Minute) in free-form (typing whatever comes to mind, not a set paragraph where you have to take your eyes off of the keyboard and then look back at it).
so click here and see how fast you can get... please be sure to post your results!!! (along with which keyboard you are using)
instructions from the site: "Begin typing in the box to start the test. The test will run for 60 seconds. Do not stop until you see the box turn red."
i was only able to get around 40 wpm so far with swiftkey (two handed)... but i'm sure i can improve that somewhat.

I did 57 wpm using stock JB keyboard and 62 wpm using Swype. I think I could have done better with Swype if could think of words to type faster lol

I got 71 using SwiftKey 3. A few mistakes here and there.
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48 SwiftKey :0 damn
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70 with swype and 65 with swift 3. Swift had more errors then swype.

53 WPM with a mini external keyboard... my thumbs hurt like hell now. LOL

204 with SwiftKey, but I cheated and just hit the middle prediction. I think I can get it faster while waiting for yakju ota.

68 WPM - stock Jelly Bean keyboard 2 typos.

... screenshots...?
Couldn't think of what to type...
Stock jelly bean keyboard
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With SwiftKey
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I always argue with people cause I think that on screen software keyboards are a million times faster than the physical hardware keyboards like old school BlackBerry. I recom I can have a full sentence completed by the time a physical keyboard user could begins the 3rd word. Anyone an old blackberry user able to chime in? How many WPM could a hardware keyboard user reach on this test.

RogerPodacter said:
I always argue with people cause I think that on screen software keyboards are a million times faster than the physical hardware keyboards like old school BlackBerry. I recom I can have a full sentence completed by the time a physical keyboard user could begins the 3rd word. Anyone an old blackberry user able to chime in? How many WPM could a hardware keyboard user reach on this test.
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Will try tomorrow with my OG epic.
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it will be much more accurate if everyone type the same words/paragraphs.
ps: with swiftkey 3, i dont need to look at my keyboard while typing.

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70 with swype and 65 with swift 3. Swift had more errors then swype.
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Dude, that's crazy! That's about what I get using a physical keyboard on my computer! Can't wait to try the JB keyboard.... Is it any better than SwiftKey?

can anyone beat this iphone user? lol, this is just insane... you gotta watch this.

How are you guys doing this? In landscape or vertical mode?

I got 48 with swift key. Didn't really know what to type though
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in_dmand said:
can anyone beat this iphone user? lol, this is just insane... you gotta watch this.
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Jebus I wouldn't be able to do that on a 3.5" screen.
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72 wpm in stock keyboard
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Çok güzel

Android Keyboard: 50 wpm
Swiftkey 3 : 44 wpm
Perfect Keyboard Pro: 50 wpm (but with a lot more mistakes)
Android Speech to Text: 122 wpm! lol

Anker Ultra-Slim bt keyboard!!!

I just posted a detailed review over at Note 2 accessories section for Anker Ultra-Slim BT keyboard: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2241908
and also mentioned how well it works with Nexus 7, since I tested it with both Note 2 and Nexus 7. Plus I took a bunch of pictures to go along with my write-up. So just visit the link above for a review write up and enjoy the pictures below related to N7
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Thats a very nice keyboard.
And a case too.
Too bad these keyboards only come in american variant, I'd prefer slovenian layout, but that is never going to happen.

issak42 said:
Thats a very nice keyboard.
And a case too.
Too bad these keyboards only come in american variant, I'd prefer slovenian layout, but that is never going to happen.
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Well, these are just physical keys mapped to your virtual keyboard, right? So if you are using different virtual keyboard on your Nexus 7 with Slovenian characters/layout, wouldn't that just be transparent? Unless if I misunderstood you?

Interesting keyboard. Nice photos.
I think the big question is how the keys map to the nexus, both the soft keyboard and special functions. The best thing for me is its size and ability to easily take with my nexus 7. I am concerned the keys might be cramped together. Interesting because its layout is based on Apple bluetooth keyboard.
Logitech has the K810 that is *compatible* with Android, Windows 8/RT, iPad (2,3,4,etc) but has a windows style layout. It has the advantage of back light but disadvantage of being an inch thick. It is much wider than Anker giving more room to spread out the keys, but much harder to carry on the road with the nexus 7.
The Anker is inexpensive on Amazon, and hopefully it is robust - e.g. keys work on touch, correct keys typed as pressed, etc.
Can people post more results and experiences after using it for a couple weeks?

Wow, it looks amazing, so thin! Very tempting

Can you connect via USB otg? Or is that mini slot only for charging?

vectron said:
Well, these are just physical keys mapped to your virtual keyboard, right? So if you are using different virtual keyboard on your Nexus 7 with Slovenian characters/layout, wouldn't that just be transparent? Unless if I misunderstood you?
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You are correct, I can set slovene layout and it would work, but I think that Slovene layout on android isn't equal to Slovene layout on PC, special characters are mapped differently, like @ sign for example. Maybe something changed in 4.2.2, I need to check again.
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This keyboard is really good. It is very small while still fully usable for typing. I think one reason is the key pad action, texture is excellent The aluminum back is great, too. Unobtrusive to carry with my Nexus 7 tablet.
Anker® Ultra-Slim Highly-Portable Bluetooth 3.0 Keyboard for iPad 2 / 3 / 4 - Silver Aluminum Body
But, there are some cons for Nexus 7.
1) The pairing is sometimes broken, sometimes after waiting 10 seconds pairing succeeds. I found two workarounds if broken. Unsure yet what sequence prompts either case.
a) Un-pair the keyboard from the bluetooth paired device list. Re-pair and type in the newly generated random number. Normal pairing prompts for a large number (7-8 digits) randomly generated by the keyboard, that you type on the keyboard.
b) On the Nexus 7 search for devices, the Nexus 7 prompts for a key (eg 0000,1234). If this happens type 1234 on the Nexus 7 *and* subsequently 1234 (+ enter) on the keyboard.
2) The special keys are for iPad 2/3/4 and *not* for Nexus 7. The Fn-Home,Fn-PgUp,Fn-PgDown,Fn-End do not work. The brightness controls do not work. The volume and music controls do not work. The lock key, home key, tab key does work.The search key only appears to work because at Android Home screen if you start typing the search screen automatically appears, you can type search key or any other letter.
I mention the special key issues on Nexus 7 because the Logitech K810 is fully compatible with the Nexus 7 and every special key works. And, the K810 is also compatible with iPad 2/3/4. The Logitech K810 is a full size keyboard the same size as Apple's bluetooth keyboard.
In summary the Anker keyboard is great for normal typing and extremely portable. But, if Anker releases an Android version with special key support it would be worth replacing the iPad version.

Very nice one!

How are you what kind of case is that on your nexus

tcb22373 said:
How are you what kind of case is that on your nexus
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I believe that is an Active case with Multi-Purpose Cover by Seidio.
Someone please confirm. Thanks.

That's a solid looking case, might have to get one too.

Want the Swype from the Galaxy Tab, for the Note 2.

Using a non-stock ROM, I really miss one-handed slide/swipe/swype/trace input.
SlideIt can do one-handed input, and it's what I'm using now. But it's just simply not as good as the Samsung one handed keyboard or Swype.
I remember that an old Galaxy Tab came with a version of Swype that could flip over to the side of the screen. That would be ideal for the Note 2, IMO. Unfortunately, I can't find a working link to that version anywhere. Any ideas?

rhd-android said:
Using a non-stock ROM, I really miss one-handed slide/swipe/swype/trace input.
SlideIt can do one-handed input, and it's what I'm using now. But it's just simply not as good as the Samsung one handed keyboard or Swype.
I remember that an old Galaxy Tab came with a version of Swype that could flip over to the side of the screen. That would be ideal for the Note 2, IMO. Unfortunately, I can't find a working link to that version anywhere. Any ideas?
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I'm not sure if your looking for that exact version. But Swype is available on the play store!
But here's there link::
http://www.swype.com
And here's the play store link::
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.nuance.swype.dtc
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Bajanman said:
I'm not sure if your looking for that exact version. But Swype is available on the play store!
But here's there link::
http://www.swype.com
And here's the play store link::
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.nuance.swype.dtc
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Oh, I know how to get Swype, thats not the issue.
I need the Swype made for tablets.

rhd-android said:
Oh, I know how to get Swype, thats not the issue.
I need the Swype made for tablets.
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Ahhh ok
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The lack of a decent swipe-style keyboard on the Note 2 is the one thing that may actually push me to a new phone.
SlideIt just isn't as accurate, and I can't find the Samsung one-handed swipe-enabled keyboard for non-stock ROMs. I actually managed to get Swype from a tablet running on the Note 2, and while it can sort-of do one-handed input, it doesn't scale appropriately, and actually gets a bit too small.

rhd-android said:
The lack of a decent swipe-style keyboard on the Note 2 is the one thing that may actually push me to a new phone.
SlideIt just isn't as accurate, and I can't find the Samsung one-handed swipe-enabled keyboard for non-stock ROMs. I actually managed to get Swype from a tablet running on the Note 2, and while it can sort-of do one-handed input, it doesn't scale appropriately, and actually gets a bit too small.
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The lack of a decent SWYPE keyboard on the GN2??? Huh. I was using the beta Swype, but went ahead & bought the paid version. Which in my opinion is far superior than the beta. Better predictions, faster input, etc. Glad I got the newest version!! What's a dollar? 4 quarters that's it....
So I don't understand what's wrong with the SWYPE from the play store??? 99¢
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Ooooooooh yeah your trying make it one handed use!! Sounds like small hands too me!! lol
Unless you're a woman, then ok. I'll completely understand.
I use my phone one handed all, the time with the regular Swype keyboard!!! But, I've been told I have very Larger thumbs. So that maybe my advantage..
Just my 2¢®
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Bajanman said:
The lack of a decent SWYPE keyboard on the GN2??? Huh. I was using the beta Swype, but went ahead & bought the paid version. Which in my opinion is far superior than the beta. Better predictions, faster input, etc. Glad I got the newest version!! What's a dollar? 4 quarters that's it....
So I don't understand what's wrong with the SWYPE from the play store??? 99¢
Ooooooooh yeah your trying make it one handed use!! Sounds like small hands too me!! lol
Unless you're a woman, then ok. I'll completely understand.
I use my phone one handed all, the time with the regular Swype keyboard!!! But, I've been told I have very Larger thumbs. So that maybe my advantage..
Just my 2¢®
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I guess I'm guilty of having small hands then....
Not a female, and to be honest, I've never thought of my thumbs as any smaller than normal thumbs, but I certainly can't thumb type on a full width keyboard while holding the phone one-handed. My apologies.
I've paid the $1 for Swype, and the $ whatever SlideIt cost, and the $ whatever about five other keyboards have cost over the years. I have no issue paying for keyboards. I just seem to have an issue finding one -handed slide style keyboards that are decent.

rhd-android said:
I guess I'm guilty of having small hands then....
Not a female, and to be honest, I've never thought of my thumbs as any smaller than normal thumbs, but I certainly can't thumb type on a full width keyboard while holding the phone one-handed. My apologies.
I've paid the $1 for Swype, and the $ whatever SlideIt cost, and the $ whatever about five other keyboards have cost over the years. I have no issue paying for keyboards. I just seem to have an issue finding one -handed slide style keyboards that are decent.
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Have you tried Kii Keyboard? It offers a ton of customization so you might be able to size it better to your needs.

rhd-android said:
I guess I'm guilty of having small hands then....
Not a female, and to be honest, I've never thought of my thumbs as any smaller than normal thumbs, but I certainly can't thumb type on a full width keyboard while holding the phone one-handed. My apologies.
I've paid the $1 for Swype, and the $ whatever SlideIt cost, and the $ whatever about five other keyboards have cost over the years. I have no issue paying for keyboards. I just seem to have an issue finding one -handed slide style keyboards that are decent.
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LOL
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ainen said:
Have you tried Kii Keyboard? It offers a ton of customization so you might be able to size it better to your needs.
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Fantastic, truly fantastic. I'm loving it so far. Thanks!
This is a GREAT keyboard. I'm sure I'll find something I don't like eventually, but so far this is leaps and bounds ahead of slide it, and on par with Swype accuracy wise.

rhd-android said:
Fantastic, truly fantastic. I'm loving it so far. Thanks!
This is a GREAT keyboard. I'm sure I'll find something I don't like eventually, but so far this is leaps and bounds ahead of slide it, and on par with Swype accuracy wise.
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+1
But die hard SWYPEr...
Enjoy hope it works out for you!!
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[POLL] Would you buy this phone if it didn't have the S Pen?

I got my Note 3 a few days ago and I noticed that besides the first few minutes trying to figure out all the settings, I've never used the S Pen. So I was wondering how many people actually use it on a daily basis. The poll is above. thanks!

Other than drawing, the stylus can be used as mouse to pull down the menu.

The S pen is a plus.
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I guess if you take notes a lot it's really useful, but for me, I just find it a "cool" feature of the phone. And if I ever need to take notes, then I have it with me.

Come Christmas time I'm really gonna enjoy having the s pen when I'm shopping for xmas gifts. I also use it for better photoshopping. I don't think I would've bought it of it didn't have an s pen and wish that some of the other 5 inch phones had it. Its not necessary but good to have when you need it.
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I use it all the time. It's great for selecting small buttons on web pages. And it doesn't leave smudges on the screen.
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I look smart and constructive when all I'm really doing is giving my units instructions in Total Conquest, I do like having the ability do draw and write. I don't plan on Jumping in six months so I'm sure it will earn its keep during the next year.

Had a note 1 for over a year, never once used the pen. Reckon it will be the same with the three. It's the screen, not the pretentious pen that draws me to it.
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Though I'm still savoring the nifty features of my S4 I'd sure wish I can break my piggybank so i can put one down for preorder! I'm digging the big screen! Plus, I don't have problems it being BIG since I've got huge hands! LoLz!

The s pen is a plus but i barely use it, i like the note line strictly because the bigger screen and great specs. The pen was never a selling point for me.
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Totally it's all about the screen size and quality
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Daily use... Pen to the text is huge
Also photo shopping when

i had the note 2 for a year, just got the new lg g2. i rarely used the spen, hence the reason for going "smaller" this time around, but it is nice to have in case you need it.

I would ...
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Nope... I use it to much. . The screen is nice. . But if it didn't have it. . I would probably be sporting a nexus device. .
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Even without the S-Pen I'd still keep it for 2.3G Snapdragon 800, SD Card, USB 3.0, 5.7" display, IR...

S-pen is neat and all, but if it wasn't present it wouldn't change my mind on the device.

Without the S-pen, I don't see the reason to buy this phone particularly, though I like it even without the S-pen.
LG G2 would be just as good of a choice with its beautiful 5.2" screen and more manageable size.

ArborRes said:
Without the S-pen, I don't see the reason to buy this phone particularly, though I like it even without the S-pen.
LG G2 would be just as good of a choice with its beautiful 5.2" screen and more manageable size.
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I really dont see how people think that the G2 is even somewhat comparable to this phone (I'm not flaming you, I just really hate the G2). I tried the phone in the tmobile store and I just couldn't get past LG's custom UI. It looks like its from the 90's. Now if CM gets official for that phone, then I might really consider it. But for now, this picture looks so bad to me, I don't think that I would ever buy a LG phone unless its a Nexus.
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If it weren't for the stylus and extensive software support I would have waited for the Nexus 5. I bought this phone for its feature set. (and to replace both my Epic 4G Touch and Nexus 7 in one fell swoop)

Bluetooth keyboard that works?

Has anyone for dinner a Bluetooth keyboard that works with Sammy? From reading other forums it appears that there are problems with the signal cutting in and out. I have the P605 model.

My Logitech Keyboard for Android works perfectly. Using it with an SM-P601.
Logitech Android Keyboard
geoff.stc said:
Has anyone for dinner a Bluetooth keyboard that works with Sammy? From reading other forums it appears that there are problems with the signal cutting in and out. I have the P605 model.
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geoff.stc said:
Has anyone for dinner a Bluetooth keyboard that works with Sammy? From reading other forums it appears that there are problems with the signal cutting in and out. I have the P605 model.
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I use the Logitech K810. I think its an issue with the individual tablets rather than the keyboards.

I have a Cygnett Wireless Bluetooth Keyboard. Small and cheap.
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Anyone using a Microsoft Wedge? This is my current front-runner as I wait for my 10.1 2014 to arrive (supposedly it will arrive tomorrow... we shall see).
Edit: just delivered a day early! w00t!

In his thread, http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2526070, BarryH nails the problem as a fight between the internal and external keyboards. His solution worked for me.
I don't think it matters which keyboard you have, as long as the internal keyboard is disabled while the Bluetooth is connected.

Bluetooth keyboards
I'm looking at these two:
http://www.ebay.com/itm/251333548728?ssPageName=STRK:MEWAX:IT&_trksid=p3984.m1423.l2649
http://www.ebay.com/itm/251309341034?ssPageName=STRK:MEWAX:IT&_trksid=p3984.m1423.l2649

Im actually using a usb otg keyboard case for generic 10 inch tablets. Works well. I can set the tablet inside like a stand and plug up with my Logitech wireless mac touchpad and basically use the thing like a laptop. Much more stable than bluetooth even if you don't have that glitch (I dont) Use external keyboard helper pro to map special functions to the keys. Mine is set so I can control brightness, sound, and open several applications all from the keyboard. VERY NICE!!
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izzyreal said:
I'm looking at these two:
http://www.ebay.com/itm/251333548728?ssPageName=STRK:MEWAX:IT&_trksid=p3984.m1423.l2649
http://www.ebay.com/itm/251309341034?ssPageName=STRK:MEWAX:IT&_trksid=p3984.m1423.l2649
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I like the azio one better, because the dimensions look like they fit better with the note. (i.e., they are approximately the same width at about 9.5"). I have one of the Logitech keyboards that have the pop-up stand (http://www.logitech.com/en-us/product/tablet-keyboard-ipad), and while the keyboard is much more sturdy and the build quality is excellent, it drives me up the wall that the keyboard is wider than the tablet, which makes it not as portable as I would like.
(For what it's worth, the Azio can be found on Amazon for about $32).

I use my Motorola Bluetooth Keyboard, which I bought for the Motorola Xoom a couple of years ago ... works like a charm ...
Beste Grüße von MoaB!

There was an announcement in November about an ASUS keyboard called the TransKeyboard, but no info on release date or price. Anyone have any info on this? Looks like it may be nice, built for android (and windows) with cover and stand.

I had a Transformer TF700T tablet and wasn't thrilled with that keyboard so I won't be buying another.

http://www.logitech.com/en-us/product/tablet-keyboard-android-win8-rt?crid=26
I bought this, works well
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I just ordered a keyboard from Anker for 20€, which could be unique, as it uses two AAA batteries (about 2000mAh) instead of the typical sub-300mAh lithium battery. Will tell whether it works, when it arrives.

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http://www.logitech.com/en-us/product/tablet-keyboard-android-win8-rt?crid=26
I bought this, works well
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How is the case? Ive been eyeing this keyboard but not sure how I will like toating around a keyboard for classes and not having it built into the base. I keep going back to the Poetic removable keyboard case.

Its actually well built and the keyboard feels great. The case has a faux leather feel and the sliding stand is plastic. Decent viewing angle. It has some useful Android specific keys on there which help u navigate around. It's responsive, to the point where it doesnt lag behind while typing, but that point where u initially start typing, it takes 2 seconds to realize which keyboard ur typing with, internal or external
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A bit pricey and i was regretting it when i first placed the order, but now I'm in love with it..... http://www.amazon.com/Celluon-Ultra...ywords=celluon+epic+laser+projection+keyboard
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I've just sent off for this keyboard from ebay.
A little pricey at almost £50 but wanted a decent backlit keyboard & the size looks ideal.
http://www.aziocorp.com/en/keyboards/13-backlit-bluetooth-tablet-keyboard.html
http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Azio-KB335-LED-Backlit-Bluetooth3-0-Slim-Keyboard-/251333548728

The Anker Ultra Slim BT has anchored. I thought it were smaller, bu it has a fullsize layout, notebook-like look and feel. Would work flawlessly, if the Samsung keyboard would not kick Swiftkey, once the Anker is detected. I later have to restore Swiftkey as default kb. On my old tablet (with CM11) Swiftkey runs the external kb.

Im using the HP BT Keyboard... cheap and works flawless.... never disconnects....