Review of Hastech HB007-A Bluetooth Keyboard Wireless Keyboard Solar Charging Portable Keyboard for ipad, tablet pc, desktop and smartphone

http://www.amazon.com/Hastech-Bluetooth-Keyboard-Wireless-smartphone/dp/B00EPDH0HE

Keys have large print great for any older adult to see

Today I am going to review a bluetooth keyboard from a company called Solememo an amazon seller with ten years of experience in consumer electronics and other fine branded products and great customer service.the keyboard cost about $28.77 USD with FREE Shipping so that's all you will pay. So not bad for the price but how does it perform? That's what this review intends to show you, so read on....

The Review:

The packaging, is a simple box with the keyboard, inside is the instructions and charging adaptor, on the box you will find for retail purposes pictures of the different HasTech keyboards and features and specifications

The keyboard doesn't have any logo or stickers attached but as soon as you take the keyboard out of the box you will see a black strip at the top this is where the solar panels are even though I've yet to drain the battery enough to test the solar part since the battery can last for a long time I really like the way the stand pops out for mobile and by fully pressing opens for larger tablets like my iPad 2

The keyboard with an Instruction manual in English as well a charging adaptor the keyboard is made of a of a thin aluminum back and black plastic front

Conclusion:

So yes the keyboard is inexpensive , but is it even worth it? I would say YES if you want a solar panel keyboard even though I don't see the real reason to have that feature but the size of the keyboard is quite nice I like how it has large print great for any older adult to see So in all it's not bad for a bluetooth keyboard designed for the smart phone or tablet user The final score averages out to be a 10 out of 10, but that takes into account everything

By Dave Parent on April 7, 2014 on Amazon

The review of Hastech HB-045 wireless portable Bluetooth Keyboard for ipad mini /ipad mini 2

I've been having fun of late playing with Bluetooth keyboards for portable devices. The latest one I'm trying out is the Hastech HB045 Wireless portable Bluetooth keyboard. For form and function, it's designed to work best with an iPad mini based on the way it clips onto the device. Having said that, it's like most all Bluetooth keyboards... if it'll connect, it'll work... and this one works very well.

The iPad mini fits into a friction-based clip at the top of the keyboard. That allows the keyboard to flip down over the surface of the mini and act like a defacto case/cover. The grip is very tight, so it's a safe bet that you're going to have to WANT to remove it instead of it falling off by itself. The opening/closing motion is also very stiff, so it takes conscious effort to open the combo up like you would a laptop. If you're using it with a non-iPad mini device, then you can just fold down the clip and hold/place the keyboard wherever it works best for you.

The keyboard styling looks very sleek with the silver coloring. It's plastic, not metal, but that's OK. It keeps the weight and cost down. The keys are chiclet-style, made of plastic with no rubberized feel to them. They have a fair degree of play for tactile response, so it's not like you're just pressing an image of a key on a flat surface (that's a good thing). I'm not usually a big fan of chiclet keys, but Hastech makes this work pretty well.

What stands out is the large range of key functionality included. Between using the function and other various keys, you end up with most all the functionality of a full-size keyboard shrunk down into an iPad mini form factor. I'm not used to seeing that much included on a Bluetooth mobile keyboard, especially given the size.

While the size/functionality ratio is impressive, the size alone carries the same downside as almost any keyboard like this. The keys are offset like a normal keyboard, but it's still smaller than what your muscle memory expects. I have small hands, and it still took a bit of "getting used to" for me. Someone with larger hands might find it completely frustrating. I found myself needing to frequently hit the delete key for typos, but that usually led to another typo that involved the = key. Again, it's due to touch typing, muscle memory, and familiarity. Over time, I'll adjust to the subtle differences, but it'll take some practice.

For $20, this is an attractive price point for what you get. I think the make-or-break for this keyboard will be how quickly someone can adapt their hands and fingers to the layout. I don't think there's too many "better" iPad mini keyboards that also give you some screen protection along with the large degree of keyboard functions. If I could do fractional stars for a review, this would probably be a 4.75, but I'll round up to 5. It's a very nice unit.
By Thomas Duff HALL OF FAMETOP 500 REVIEWERVINE VOICE on Amazon.com
http://www.amazon.com/Hastech%C2%AE-Wireless-portable-Bluetooth-Keyboard/dp/B00H6ZP5OS