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Keyboard dock worth it?

was wondering if the keyboard doc is worth getting.. Pros/cons?
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X10D3 said:
was wondering if the keyboard doc is worth getting.. Pros/cons?
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Pros:
-It's a stand
-It's a keyboard
-It charges your Tab
Cons:
-Not that portable
-Can't use with a case on
-People say it messes up your screen protector
-Pricey
There are a lot of decent Bluetooth keyboards that work great with the 10.1. Pair one of these with a stand case and you can still come out cheaper than the dock alone.

best solution is to either wait for the Samsung Bluetooth Keyboard case [$160] (if you'd like to use the Honeycomb dedicated keys)
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or use another slim bluetooth keyboard like the Apple wireless Keyboard...

I've never used it, but if you do get it, save yourself 30% on Samsungs website with the coupon GOOGLEIO2011.
Does it always have to be docked or can it connect through bluetooth too?

tghockey07 said:
I've never used it, but if you do get it, save yourself 30% on Samsungs website with the coupon GOOGLEIO2011.
Does it always have to be docked or can it connect through bluetooth too?
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- have to be docked
- does NOt move/tilt (screen stay in one pre-defined angle)
- i saw someone say GOOGLE IO code does not work anymore... [edit: yep its gone, but SUMMER2011 gets you $10 off]

jeandujardin01 said:
- have to be docked
- does NOt move/tilt (screen stay in one pre-defined angle)
- i saw someone say GOOGLE IO code does not work anymore... [edit: yep its gone]
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Would this keyboard from the Xoom work?
http://www.amazon.com/Motorola-Wireless-Keyboard-Retail-Packaging/dp/B004L9MBH6

tghockey07 said:
Would this keyboard from the Xoom work?
http://www.amazon.com/Motorola-Wireless-Keyboard-Retail-Packaging/dp/B004L9MBH6
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yep i believe so since it uses bluetooth, the media keys might even work also since its designed for an Honeycomb device !

Saw a video on youtube ( http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MRRBm6l9wNk ) where it does something very annoying. The on screen keyboard keeps popping up, and he had to hit a key on the keyboard to get rid of it.

yea, it might have been fixed with the Touchwizz update ?!
who knows

Check out galaxy tab 10.1 official demo 11:26
sorry, I cant post it but u guys know what it is.
looks like a laptop like case, similar to what asus transformer has except prob BT connection instead of docking station to me. anyone knows about that case?

I have the keyboard dock (I also have the standard dock). I really like it and definitely feel it is worth buying.
Pros:
1. Nice keyboard + dedicated keys. Quality feel.
2. Nice relatively small dock.
3. Nice color, tablet looks nice in dock.
4. Creates a compact, space efficient, one piece workstation with tablet.
5. Allows you to use the tablet without having to hold it!!!!! Very convenient ... allowing you to do other things while you are using the tablet.
6. I have a Supertooth Bluetooth speaker system linked up with my Tab and the dock is a nice way to have the tablet available while it is streaming content the the Supertooth.
Cons:
1. Occasionally tablet needs to be rebooted because of problem. This is not frequent enough to be a problem for me.
2. I haven't checked it yet, but there are reports that if you are using an alternative tablet keyboard conflicts can cause more problems. I have temporarily stopped using Swype and my T9 custom software keyboards.
Summary, a very nice option to own.

ezid99 said:
Check out galaxy tab 10.1 official demo 11:26
sorry, I cant post it but u guys know what it is.
looks like a laptop like case, similar to what asus transformer has except prob BT connection instead of docking station to me. anyone knows about that case?
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did you just ignore post #3

its annoying for me since i own similar keyboard dock for my 7 tab.. and the on screen keyboard popping out all the time basically nullifies the advantages of the keyboard itself... and its quite heavy too.. i imagine its gonna be heavier on the 10.1 version.
anyway, aint worth it if you ask me.. and your stuck with the same layout too which is not optimized.. better buy bluetooth or just use the usb keyboard with the usb adapter.. much worthed i think.

Thanks for the reviews. I picked it up today. I haven't gotten to play on it much since I forgot to charge my tablet last night. I've still got to get my mouse to work with it. Doesn't seem to work with touchwiz.

I'm currently using a setup of Mac Bluetooth keyboard and the Akron tablet stand. I find this setup a lot better than the keyboard dock.
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Apple Bluetooth Keyboard & Rocksoul Bluetooth Mouse BOTH Working!!!!

OMG! I LOVE THIS PHONE even more. Tonight I was able to connect my Apple Bluetooth Keyboard and Rocksoul Bluetooth Mouse and am now doing my homework on my new tablet computer! Our Galaxy S2 really is an amazing device. Not only is it a sick phone, it allows us to have a personal computer in our hands ready to do whatever work we need at anytime.
This phone's value just went UP in my book. I got my Apple Silver Wireless Keyboard for 65.00 & currently use it with my Mac Mini.
The Rocksoul silver mouse set me back 25.00 tonight at Microcenter. I'm sure there may be cheaper alternatives however I can confirm both work very well and complement the phone very well.
Any questions please ask....by the way I posted this from my Apple keyboard!
The only caveat is that the phone allowed me to pair 2 devices at once. I had to unpair my bluetooth earpiece to get my mouse to pair up.
I'm sure there's a work around out there...for now I'm happy I'm able to do my homework on my phone it doesn't matter

HDMI to mini USB Cable works with this as well! So now I'm using my 32" HDTV as my computer mononitor...
Anyone who is on the fence about this phone now has another reason to be sold

tiguy99 said:
HDMI to mini USB Cable works with this as well! So now I'm using my 32" HDTV as my computer mononitor...
Anyone who is on the fence about this phone now has another reason to be sold
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What do you meam hdmi to USB? Explain please am confused
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What do you meam hdmi to USB? Explain please am confused
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I meant to say the MHL adapter. I couldn't remember what its called when I wrote the last post lol
I'll post pics later on

Few pics....
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awesome ... good job... gonna check for cheaper bt kb and mouse ...

Nice, good find. Definitely will try it.

I noticed you're still on 2.3.5? I can only get bluetooth HID to work on 2.3.6 by flashing the stock KL1 kernel. Latest versions of Darkside, Synergy, Faux, etc. all seem to break HID functionality...

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I noticed you're still on 2.3.5? I can only get bluetooth HID to work on 2.3.6 by flashing the stock KL1 kernel. Latest versions of Darkside, Synergy, Faux, etc. all seem to break HID functionality...
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Make a nice donation and pray.
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Thsts amazing imma go buy the keyboard and mouse right now thanks for the review
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legit! gota buy all this stuff now

....this is new? Bluetooth keyboards and mice almost all work. Including media control buttons, and dine special function keys.
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....this is new? Bluetooth keyboards and mice almost all work. Including media control buttons, and dine special function keys.
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ive been on this forum for over a year and had not seen anything that showed how these would work as easily as this poster described so yes i believe its new!
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This setup is sick! I was thinking on how to create this setup but in a dock like fashion with the MHL adaptor hidden... The only thing that would make it sicker would be if it could send the video signal wirelessly
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I stand corrected! I must have taken it for granted.
Happy keyboarding!
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Now, we need a keyboard app that once installed and selected, the on-screen keyboard will stay hidden. i remember back in the days before Android, with my Windows PDA, they had a small keyboard program that when activated will prevent the on screen keyboard from popping up when you needed to type.
It seems something like that should be out there in the market. i havent found it though.
Edit: i think i found one -
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.apedroid.hwkeyboardhelper&hl=en
It does exactly what i asked. theres a free version also.

The gamepad :).. do you know this ?

Hi All.. i found this gamepad for iphone ..do we really have something like this for galaxy too????...please share your comments and pictures on this if you are really looking for one...
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That one works on Android too. So does a lot of others, including Wii controllers, Xbox controllers, PS3 controllers, etc.
I use an Xbox360 controller on my Galaxy Tab, and a Phonejoy controller (which is made for Android) on my S II. Use it with a DIY S II holder I made for it:

that is an 'icontrolpad' and can be used for our sgs2
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Mate...which control pad you are talking about..the one i uploaded ?
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Mate...which control pad you are talking about..the one i uploaded ?
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yeah your one (first post) - here's a link.
http://www.icontrolpad.com/
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yes i know this, i owned this one some months ago, and let me say: DON'T BUY IT
it's only cheap plastik. yes, there is an adapter for quite all phone models, but it's very unconfortable, buy a psp if you want to play seriously on the road.
if you are only a casual gamer, virtual touch controls are enough, and on the beautifull touch screen of gs2 it's better than crappy physical controls.
listen to me: for casual gaming use touch controls on your phone, for REAL GAMING there are pc-ps3-xbox-wii, in the middle psp-nds (for kids)

Anyone tested OnLive controler ???

It looks like great to use because the phone is attached to the joypad but i think it is quitte uggly.
@Cptnodegard : How do you do to use your Xbox360 pad with android?

Goodix33 said:
It looks like great to use because the phone is attached to the joypad but i think it is quitte uggly.
@Cptnodegard : How do you do to use your Xbox360 pad with android?
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I use the PC wireless adapter plugged into my Gaalxy Tab 7.0 Plus via USB. USB/BT Joystick Center for the setup, and through root and the joystick2touch setup it gives compatibility with pretty much any game that has touch buttons.

How do you do it mate ? Can you please explain this step by step ?
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This is sort of the thing that you shouldn't be doing if you can't read your way to how to do it on yourself, simply because there are so many different ways it can not work, but ok. You install USB/BT Joystick Center, and if you have root, the joy2touch addon. You make sure you've enabled USB/BT's USBjoyIME fake keyboard in input settings of your device, start the app, and plug in your x360 wireless adapter via USB. You give it permission to use the USB input, swithc to the USBjoyIME "keyboard", turn on the xbox controller, pair it the way you pair those controllers, select the controller in the app. Test that buttons show up, and that's it for non-root setup. You then program buttons normally in whatever app you use. If you have root, you can start the touch addon from within the main app, and when in-game, hold 4 fingers on the screen to enter touch edit mode. You then press a button and click on the screen where you want it to go. That programs it to send the device fake touchscreen input data when you press the button
Note that I do this on a Galaxy tab, not the S II. I just mentioned it in passing and actually use a phonejoy on my s ii

Thanks mate ..i am gonna try this once i am free.
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nice

Have you guys tried the sixaxis app with a ps3 controller? It lets you setup 'touch profiles' where you can map the buttons to anywhere on your screen. You can virtually play any game with it, but works the best with emulators.
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Does anyone know yet that which is the most sucessful gamepad for android till now.??
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adik82 said:
Does anyone know yet that which is the most sucessful gamepad for android till now.??
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That question suggests you're not really aware of how game controllers function on Android...which is perfectly understandable. I'm working on a guide to game controllers on Android that will be done tomorrow or so, it should help clear up a few things

I have the iControlPad (OP's post) and I can say that it works beautifully with my S2.
I had to drill a hole in the retainer clip in order to make it hold my phone+case (It will hold a caseless i9100 without issue otherwise), but other than that it is a wonderful piece of hardware. Makes playing the Kairosoft games a breeze!

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That question suggests you're not really aware of how game controllers function on Android...which is perfectly understandable. I'm working on a guide to game controllers on Android that will be done tomorrow or so, it should help clear up a few things
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http://www.nothingbuttablets.com/9707
Hope it helps

Crap ..they don't ship to India.
Will ps3 and six axis serve this same purpose.
I wanna play gang star on s2.
Will it work?
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Custom Design Wireless Charcing dock.

I am an indusrial designer. I want to design a wireless charging dock that will hold the N7 at around a 60 degree angle so that while it charges you can have a daydream set up.
I want to design it in Solidworks, but I will need some help on the manufacuring end. If any of you know anyone that can give me a hookup on the manufacturing side, we could do a small run of these, and if it works out on the forums, put it up on amazon. Let me know if you guys know anyone. email: [email protected]

http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2388337

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http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2388337
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Oh nice. I was thinking somehing more like this.
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Super ugly, but I mocked it up in 5 min. Wireless charger would be in the round area in the middle.

bobloadmire said:
Oh nice. I was thinking somehing more like this.
Super ugly, but I mocked it up in 5 min. Wireless charger would be in the round area in the middle.
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I can picture that evolving into a really awesome design.

CMNein said:
I can picture that evolving into a really awesome design.
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Slightly De-uglied

^^ Seems like that would tip over pretty easily

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^^ Seems like that would tip over pretty easily
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Good point. I'll see what I can do. An engineer has contacted me, so we will see where this goes!
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Good point. I'll see what I can do. An engineer has contacted me, so we will see where this goes!
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Dive you want it at 60*, add a third leg to make it a tripod. Think of the rear leg from the Microsoft surface. Maybe keep the same two spoke design for it and pivot it off of the center point.

Have the 3 legs collapse on each other (by spinning) and I'll buy one

Would be good if you were able to detach the charging cable from the actual wireless charger. This way its nice and clean look for when you just want to use it as a stand.
Maybe have the third leg come off the center of the wireless charger and have a microusb port at the foot of the 3rd leg where you would plug in the charger cord.
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I would totally buy a device like that. Can't help you with manufacturing, but I definitely wish you luck.
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I would totally buy a device like that. Can't help you with manufacturing, but I definitely wish you luck.
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Would be good if you were able to detach the charging cable from the actual wireless charger.
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This should be easy to acomodate. I am planning to have small base legs come off the 2 ends and toward the rear, this way you minimize amount of plastic, and still have an adjustable angle and leave the Qi clean at the top. Run the power cable down one of the side to an end and have the power plug plug in there so that cable runs up the base leg.

I want this, as I have been considering the like since replacing my old Nexus 7 with OEM dock for the new one. I used the old N7 on my nightstand as an alarm clock/clock radio, and to stream content to my bedroom a/v system. I used it for the same purposes while traveling as well.
It needs to be stable, like the old dock, and not too deep as there are numerous other items on a nightstand (water, kleenex, phone, etc.).
Looking forward to seeing how this progresses.

Let me know if you need any help with this. I have an engineering background/degree and am well versed in solidworks also.
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Let me know if you need any help with this. I have an engineering background/degree and am well versed in solidworks also.
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Shoot me an email. We are trying to figure out the best way to implement the Qi charger. You do electrical engineering?
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Shoot me an email. We are trying to figure out the best way to implement the Qi charger. You do electrical engineering?
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Unfortunately I am much more mechanical than electrical. I definitely dabble with my electronics though and have done some other electrical projects with another tablet in the past. For starters, learning the qi spec would be a good start. This seemed like a really good read.
http://www.wirelesspowerconsortium.com/what-we-do/how-it-works/
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Might want to check this out too.
http://www.anandtech.com/show/5412/ti-wireless-charging-new-chipsets-and-10w-charging-for-tablets

I saw somewhere (can't remember where) and Qi charger designed to be built into furniture (like a desktop). Just use a hole saw to make the right side hole for it to pop into, so that would get all the electronics out of the way in one chunk.

It would be good to start piecing together the charging circuit.
http://www.mouser.com/QiTech/
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Is there no Qi wireless charging stand that I can put the new Nexus 7 on? Do we really have to design our own? That's ridiculous.

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
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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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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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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.

moabizzi said:
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....