It can be tossed into pretty much any gear bag without a second thought, it’s very lightweight and has a very quality fit and finish to it. It measures 13″ long, 4″ wide and 3/16″ thick, except where the battery is along the back of the unit to keep it propped up at an angle, where it is about half an inch thick. It has a built-in rechargeable lithium-ion battery but no estimates of battery life are made. It is made of aluminum and the keys are scissor-type in design. The Rapoo website shows that this keyboard is available in black or white surface with a black, white, red, blue or yellow undercarriage. To get an idea of how big this thing is, I compare it with the size of my full-sized keyboard:
The double character problem is really awful here. Here are the samples typed on the MacBook: So I manually selected US and was in business. So I went through the process of keypress recognition and got this: The only snag I hit was when connecting it with the MacBook. That being said, it does not suffer from the same character doubling that seems to plague this Rapoo device, though this problem was not as evident on the Windows 8 machine as it was on the iPad. I bought it to use as a cheap and small machine for doing Powerpoints in my chemistry classes and I use it for little more than that.
The Yoga 2 keyboard is, in a word, terrible.
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