This I-Rocks keyboard has a very small frame (still full size) and is very thin. I bought it to be used in the treatment room of a dental office, where space is at a minimum. The keyboard uses two AAA batteries, although I find myself having to replace them every 30 days or so with regular use. Additionally, I sometimes find it hard to get the keyboard to link up with the computer. It oftentimes requires a minute or so of pushing buttons for the link to be made. I have three of these kayboards that all have the same issue, so I don't think it's an issue of having a lemon. Overall, the keyboard is nice and clicky and fairly easy to type on, along with being very lightweight. The fact that it eats up batteries and has trouble linking up have made it unusable for me, which is a shame because I really like the keyboard itself and its form factor. Maybe once i-rocks sorts out their manufacturing issues I will reconsider.

inches212

Silver Spring, MD