This genuinely is an excellent keyboard. It’s really responsive and there is no lag. The keys feel nice nice to press and you do get that satisfying keyboard clicky sound. I haven’t had any issues with any of the buttons being non responsive nor do I feel like I have to press firmly on the keys. In my opinion they are just the same as your standard laptop ones. It does take a bit of getting used to though, especially with the Caps button. It did drive me a little bit insane to start with but I’m used to it now. To turn the Caps on, sometimes it works straight away and other times you have to hold the button down for a second. It’s really inconsistent. So if you're not the fastest typer like myself and need to focus more on the keyboard than the screen, it’s easy to just assume you’ve switched it on, only to find out you haven’t if that makes sense. It is nice and clear though when switched on as a little blue arrow appears and stays until you switch it back off. Anyway, aside from that, I have no other issues with this keyboard. It’s really nice and light, but doesn’t feel flimsy at all. It looks and feels a lot more quality that other foldables and unlike most, it comes with a pouch to keep it in, which has a little front pocket with a mini stand in it and you can also put the charging cable in there. Lastly, as I mentioned earlier, it can take a bit of time to get used to as there are a lot of features to remember, for example swiping up on the trackpad with 3 fingers opens up the page showing you all the apps running in the background, which makes it simple to switch between apps. A one finger tap on the trackpad acts as a mouse left click and a two finger tap as a right mouse click. Swiping your fingers quickly will enlarge the cursor on the screen so you know where it is. Everything you need to know is in the instruction manual and there are some slight differences in gestures depending on whether you are using a Mac, iPad or Android or Windows. I would suggest keeping the manual in the pouch with your keyboard so you can always refer to it until you remember it all and it just becomes muscle memory. As well as tapping on the trackpad, there is a physical button located on the left side of the trackpad and halfway up you can use. I think this is solely for preference though as there is no difference between tapping or clicking, they both do the same thing. I would definitely recommend you give this keyboard a try as you will be genuinely surprised at the quality of it, especially for the price.
