Verbatim Ultra-Slim Bluetooth Wireless Mobile Keyboard

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Very thin and lightweight, Includes carrying case, Works with Android devices, Works with PS3

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Not all functions work with all devices

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Very thin and lightweight, Includes carrying case, Works with Android devices, Works with PS3

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Today, we are taking a look at Verbatim's Ultra-Slim Bluetooth Keyboard. Aside from its thin, stylish design, this keyboard also offers these features:Requirements:Unpacking everything you'll find a few accessories like a carrying case, rechargeable USB...

By examiner.com on July 16, 2012

For a mobile keyboard the Verbatim Ultra-Slim is very sturdy, the metal backing really helps I think. Most keyboard are all plastic these days so it’s nice to see one that’s this well made. The keyboard works fine with the mobile devices I tried and...

By technogog.com on January 02, 2012

All things considered, I cannot recommend the Verbatim Ultra-Slim Bluetooth Keyboard. It's too small for any reasonable typing, many keys are in non-standard locations, and the price ($84) is ridiculously high. Apple's Wireless Keyboard is only $69,...

By tuaw.com on December 30, 2011