Pros: Small size is VERY convenient, most of the key positions are familiar (roughly the same as a standard PC keyboard), build quality is good, battery life is very good, keyboard seems to work well with both Nokia web tablets and laptops, uses standard batteries.

Cons: Small keys sometimes make fast typing difficult (especially if you have fat fingers), keys don't have very good feedback, position of some special keys (e.g. backspace) is on the bottom row which I find takes some getting used to.

Other Thoughts: I love this little thing. I use it mostly with my Nokia 770 web tablet using the free bluetooth driver for Maemo, and it just worked. Once initially paired, all I have to do is turn the keyboard on and the tablet just sees it!

Bottomline: If you have a Nokia web tablet or similar device and want a keyboard which is roughly the same dimensions or is pocketable, check this keyboard out. It's study, small, and usable even with the tiny little keys. :-)

Pros: Cheaper, high quality build, versatile. In this site its cheaper than the brando.com (it's same product).
It's small, versatile, and pair with PS3, but not in the first time.
Pair and funcionate with Nokia N95.
The buttons are efficiently builded.

Cons: Pair with other bluetooth devices (Sony Ericsson W580 and Nokia E61i) but don't funcionate, only pairing.
The pairing with PS3 its dificult and instabille, but I get.

Other Thoughts: Nothing more to say. Good deal!

Bottomline: Nothing more. I recomend this product.

Pros: -price is very cheap, the cheapest for a BT keyboard
-handy for fast typing and TV out
-small (with a downside)
-all keys are on it
-succesfull tested with the PC and the Nokia N95 8GB (Symbian S60 3rd)
-not foldable, I think if it was foldable it will break faster.

Cons: -it's small but the keys are to near each other.
-the buttons are the biggest con, you don't always know if the key is hit.
-the connect button is also irritating, very small you will need a pin or something else very tin.

Other Thoughts: This is the cheapest Bluetooth keyboard you can get, the others are double as much and mostly still incompatible with Symbian.
Like I said the buttons are irritating but afther a while you will get used to it and type faster.

Bottomline: Because of the price this is the best Bluetooth Keyboard around, you will get used to the buttons. And if you're looking for a BT keyboard for Symbian this is the best the other are trippel as much.

Pros: * Small and light-weight
* Bluetooth
* Batteries last long time
* Compatible with symbian phones
* Super useful

Cons: * Only a few languages are supported in symbian - English, French, and Spanish.
Maybe more but those are the main languages.
Ofcourse this is nothing to do with the keyboard but the Nokia keyboard application so not much of a con.
* The keys are a little small and are too soft so you can't always know when a click has been registered.

Other Thoughts: I added 2 strong magnets to the top-back side (and 2 small magnets to the back-bottom side - just for balance) and now I stick this thing to a metal shelf at work, and control my phone (that's across the room) through it - mainly for the mp3 player, but also for IRC and MSN chats.

Bottomline: I thought long and hard before I bought this and I'm really happy with this.
Too bad Nokia doesn't have a keyboard layout of other languages like Hebrew - It would have been perfect :(