The keyboard itself uses the same laptop keyboard layout. The difference between this keyboard and laptop keyboard is the gap between each keyboard buttons. I find it slightly narrow on the Xplorer Dock 1 BT keyboard as the buttons here is slightly larger.

As a touch typist, I can type on this pretty quickly and fairly easily without making much mistakes. My only gripe is that is difficult to reposition the fingers by feeling the buttons and the gaps between them. The keyboard also provides a function key that allows user to access multimedia shortcut keys (e.g. play/pause/mute/skip/previous music track, increase-decrease volume and etc.) It includes a toggle button to turn keyboard on/off and switch between 2 Bluetooth devices.

The bottom of the keyboard displays the serial number which is used for the warranty purposes. In addition, it has 4 mini rubberized feets that prevents the keyboard from slipping.

Features

Extremely durable, rated at up to 5 million keystrokes

78 UV coated chiclet keycaps

Ultra-slim and portable

Pair up to two devices simultaneously

Technical Specifications

Bluetooth V3.0

Wireless operation distance: up to 10 meters

Battery capacity: 180 mAh

Standby time: About 120days

Usage time: About 70 hours

Charge time: 2 hours

Keyboard Dimension: 290 x 160 x 18mm

Weight: 640g

Supports PC System: Windows 2000/XP/7/8/10.

Supports Tablets/Smartphone: Windows 6.5/7/8/10, Android 4.0 and above, iOS 3.0 and above.