Motorola Bluetooth Keyboard & Mouse For Android Devices (89451N) $25 + Free Shipping

Nevermind no HID Bluetooth profile

Damn, was gonna jump on the all4cellular deal, since I own the Atrix. In the 5 minutes it took me to research, the last one had been sold.

In for 1+1, thanks OP and repped

Quote from Ikoonat : how does the mouse work with an ipad?

You have to jailbreak to be able to use a mouse with an iPad. I'm not sure how useful it is in that case, though.

got one thanks op was looking for one deal like this one.

I've owned this for about a year, works well with Droid X2 on Android 2.3.5. Only complaint is it won't stay paired after you power cycle the kb/mouse, so you have to do it manually. Still, works great once paired.

very nice!

Does anyone know if this will work on my original Droid phone without any modifications? Apparently to use my HP Touchpad bluetooth keyboard, I have to have superuser rights, which means a custom ROM on my phone, which I do not have.

Use can also use the promo code 'moto1' for a dollar off

Quote from Rebate Addict : Does anyone know if this will work on my original Droid phone without any modifications? Apparently to use my HP Touchpad bluetooth keyboard, I have to have superuser rights, which means a custom ROM on my phone, which I do not have.

It should, but I honestly would've expected the HP Touchpad KB to work fine too since it's just a bluetooth keyboard, so I'm not sure what's going on there.

Quote from yourameh : any chance someone knows how this keyboard compares to the apple bt keyboard? I have the apple one and I've never felt a keyboard that is more comfortable to type on with better tactile feedback than this one (personal preference, but I'm not alone). Unfortunately the colors of the keyboard doesn't match the rest of my computer at all...

I have the version with the trackpad, and it's nice. I can't comment on an apple one, but am happy with it. The main thing if you're using it on a non-Android device is to keep in mind the different keys. For Windows, it works pretty well, the menu key replaces the windows key, and the others are just extra. I'm not sure if the mac/ios keyboard has a replacement for the win key.

We have one of the motorola bluetooth keyboards with the built in trackpad that it intended for Android devices.

Pairing them works instantly. Actually getting them to work on any device hasn't worked.

Anyone try this on the Samsung Galaxy III ??? Thanks.

am i able to use this with my macbook pro? - which has bluetooth

Quote from ponyboy10 : I have the version with the trackpad, and it's nice. I can't comment on an apple one, but am happy with it. The main thing if you're using it on a non-Android device is to keep in mind the different keys. For Windows, it works pretty well, the menu key replaces the windows key, and the others are just extra. I'm not sure if the mac/ios keyboard has a replacement for the win key.

The apple keyboard doesn't convert 100% either. The frikin idiots made a beautiful keyboard but put the damn Ctrl button one spot over in the wrong place. The eject button is also read as the same button as F12 so both of them are DEL for me. Aside from that, it's a 100% transfer and I've remapped the nearly worthless F buttons to the designated tasks printed on the keyboard.

Sadly, the misplaced Ctrl button is reason enough for me to search for an alternative. Unfortunately since using this keyboard, I can solidly say that I've never typed on anything quite like it. The button throw is perfect. The click of the keys are absolutely perfect. The key spacing and edge distinction is absolutely astonishingly perfect. This is all just my opinion, but I consider myself extremely critical and this keyboard is a work of art to me.

Coupled with the Dell Bluetooth dongle that requires no software or drivers and works in DOS, you completely forget that the keyboard is wireless. The batteries last for at least 6 months for me and I cannot distinguish any lag time even in really hard gaming.

It's just the godforsaken Ctrl button. It had to be something.