SODI Wonder Wireless Keyboard with Numeric Keypad

This is a very good keyboard and connects with bluetooth very easily. Functions just like an Apple keyboard with the shortcuts. Keys have a good click to them. Under side has 4 rubber feet to keep in place.

This is a really good quality keyboard for MAC-OS and iPadOS. The build is great. It’s a metal full size keyboard and there is no flex to this long unit. The keys have slightly rounded corners, something that I’ve not used before but I find I can type on them well. It has a full number pad and a dedicated navigation section. The scissor keys are quiet and feel very nice when typing. Even the SpaceBar key is quiet, something that falls short on cheap keyboards.This is a Bluetooth only keyboard, not wired, and it’s NOT compatible with with Windows. It’s 650mAh USB-C rechargeable battery should should keep it going for up-to 2 months, depending on usage. One USB-C cable included. The battery saving feature with put the keyboard to sleep after 10 minutes of inactivity, a simple push of any key wakes it up in less than 3 seconds.The backlighting on this keyboard has been done very well. With 3 brightness levels controlled, by a dedicated key, no need to use Fn key to change brightness, it looks very pleasant and is definitely bright enough to see in a dark room or on that late red-eye-special flight. After 90 seconds of non-activity, the backlighting turns off but turns right back on with any key push.The only negative I have is that there is no tilt-height adjustment and it only has a slight tilt angle, but it is still very comfortable to use. For me, this is not a real show-stopper.Overall, this is a really attractive and functional keyboard with all the right boxes checked. I love using it on my iPad Air 5 for the writing I do. I do highly recommend this keyboard.

Great keyboard for the price, works perfectly.

The keyboard worked well when it was connected, but I've always had some kind of weird bluetooth interference issue with my computer. I was hoping a new keyboard would solve the problem. It didn't.

This is an excellent Mac-centric keyboard. Pairing it was no problem, had it up and running on my Mac in no time. Fit and finish is very nice - it feels like a quality piece of gear that matches my mac’s aesthetic. Backlighting is useful while not being objectionable. Key action is very good - keys have a bit more travel making for a satisfying typing experience. The numeric keypad is a nice addition - it adds to the size of the keyboard, but the keyboard still manages to be somewhat compact - without resorting to smaller keys or narrower spacing. There is a slight incline on the keyboard that makes it comfortable. Touch typists will be at home with it. Charging is via USB-C, and the cable is included. This is a very nice keyboard.