Folding Bluetooth Freedom Pro keyboard

[Purpleorchid]

Just received a folding Bluetooth Freedom Pro keyboard as a gift. I've only used it a little bit, but so far liking it.

Pros:
-folds to a nice compact size
-pairs as easily as my Microsoft Bluetooth 6000 keyboard
-keys are normal size
-nice click (not squishy), but not super clicky like the ones back in the early 90s

Cons:
-not all function keys work (expected since you can't install drivers on the iPad) but the important ones to me do work: Play/Pause, Home button, Volume up/down, arrow keys.

I'm getting used to the split Space bar.

I couldn't justify buying it because I already have the MS Bluetooth 6000 keyboard and I don't even use that. But I got this as a gift and I have to say, I might use a keyboard more!

If you're on the fence, I give it a thumbs up! (I give the MS Bluetooth 6000 a thumbs up too).

 

[wickedfn4u]

I like that it can be folded up for portability but at 120.00 that is a little hard to swallow. I have the Apple BT keys and that is nice to take with and was only 69.00. The 6000 is strictly a office key board.

 

[Purpleorchid]

A certain online retailer starting with 'A' and is based in Seattle has it for $90. Is $120 the price direct from the Freedom Pro company?

 

[wickedfn4u]

Yeah that was right from there site. So does your site rhyme with namazon?

 

[Purpleorchid]

No, it rhymes with bamazon, LOL.

 

[Jett Deion]

K800I has everything other than slide/flip option.But is a brill phone.

Samsung have a good range of phones at Voda and they fit the spec u want!

 

[Purpleorchid]

???

 

[Hasty]

What is sad is that they believe all that effort is worthwhile........

 

[arshield]

I liked the freedom keyboard, but I never used it. I found that if I really needed to type something I just waiting until I got to a computer, or I actually had a computer with me. I sold it to a friend.