Motorola Bluetooth Keyboard for Android Smartphones and Tablets $17.50

UPDATE: Price drop today.

Tanga.com has Motorola Bluetooth Keyboard for Android Smartphones and Tablets with Shortcut Keys (89451) for $15.50. Shipping is $1.99. Thanks Shardugen

Tanga has Motorola Bluetooth Keyboard for Android Smartphones and Tablets with Shortcut Keys (89451) for $15.99. Shipping is $1.99

1 Sale A Day also has Motorola Bluetooth Keyboard for Android Smartphones and Tablets with Shortcut Keys (89451) for $17.99 with free shipping. Thanks Shardugen

This is a great deal for the Motorola bluetooth keyboard. I'm using it right now. Pay particular attention that 1SaleADay is selling the UK version. I own the US version. Out of curiosity, I compared my keyboard to the ones in the pictures on the website. I noticed slight variations of the symbols and the placement of the keys. For example, on US keyboards, we use the '#' sign over the number 3 key. Note in the 1sale a day picture that you now have the British pound. Also over the number 2 key on US keyboards there is the '@' symbol. Note on the UK version, there is now a ' " ' symbol over the number 2. There is also an additional British symbol on the '4' key.

Of greater significance is the placement of the bracket keys to the right of the 'L' key where you would normally find the colon/semi-colon and quotation mark keys on US keyboards. This may be a problem for users who use the colon/semi-colon and quotation mark keys. They're not in their usual places.

As long as you're not bothered by these various differences, this is a great bluetooth keyboard to consider purchasing.

Quote from lambda100 : This is a great deal for the Motorola bluetooth keyboard. I'm using it right now. Pay particular attention that 1SaleADay is selling the UK version. I own the US version.

Good observations. I'm guessing that it would behave like a US keyboard when paired with a US Operating System, despite the markings. Is that a true assumption? Or are the commands actually mapped and sent differently to the OS? Either way, I think it would be way too annoying for me. We use the @ symbol so much, things like that would just be aggravating after a while.

Ps. Thanks for the find anyway, OP.

The '@' key on the UK version is located above the 'Tab' key.

I would think that the region local set on your keyboard would be the defining factor, at least, logically speaking.

how well will this work with a Nexus 7 tablet?

It's rated really good w/ Amazon but it's only $9 more.

The backslash key ("\") is usually absent from UK keyboards and is a commonly used key used for UNC pathnames.

Quote from loofa : The backslash key ("\") is usually absent from UK keyboards and is a commonly used key used for UNC pathnames.

Can't stand European keyboards. Wherever Im on vacation I get aggravated using a computer trying to send one email.

Quote from Amazon review : Great keyboard. Good board chow suck a small thing ... I'm typing this review on it...

-lol-

Quote from mastashake57 : I would think that the region local set on your keyboard would be the defining factor, at least, logically speaking.

This. I use a Dell bluetooth keyboard for my media center PC. It's the UK version, but since my language is US English the keyboard has all the letters/symbols in the right places (ie hitting Shift+3 is the # sign).

Nice deal! Thanks OP!