Accessotech USB Flexible Foldable Keyboard Silicon for Sony PS2 Computer Laptop PC Black

I cant say much for this keyboard. Is it flexible? Yes. Is it a space-saver? Nope! Let me explain: The keys on the board feel like typing on sponge and the length of it is a decent bit longer than a standard board, which is somewhat expected. It rolls away nicely, I will admit, but its use as a main means of typing, I would not advise. I bought it to use on games like No Man's Sky and Warframe on console and while it does work the softness of the keys and its odd feel make it very difficult to type with any semblance of purpose. If ou want something that you can hide away when not in use or have need of only a few keys, this is for you. If you want a new main board that you will use for every day function, I would advise a static board.

The keyboard isn't expensive but its quality is really poor. It's hard to type a single word without a mistake, because some buttons are less responsive. I'm really disappointed as I'm not able to use it

Loves the keyboard, bendy for easy storage. Used it while I was waiting for my laptop keyboard to be repaired.

It served itspurpose when my laptop keyboard broke

I am writing this review using the keyboard..So the idea of having a foldable or transportable keyboard is great. Imagine yourself on a hacking mission, with all your tech gear, getting access to the mainframe, and you just roll out this neat foldable keyboard in front of the blade server ready to do your thing.It will take you around 30 seconds just to type 'sudo su - root' ...

What it doesn't tell you in the description is that this is an American spec with the USD key, but no GBP key. Apart from that, it works well, just need to get the right amount of pressure on the keys so you don't miss letters or get triple letters

Not a UK layout. Missing keys and some keys don't even work (b) don't work.

My tech mad teen loved this it's just what he wanted for his birthday