Reviewed Mo '24 Jun 3rd @ 852p ET (Monday, 2024 Jun 3rd @ 852pm Eastern Time)I liked that the version I purchased has a silver-gray case color, and white physical keys with black characters for usual characters, and a blue-green characters for the function-combination physical keys. This physical coloring layout for this keyboard is helpful in low-light-or-dark conditions.I liked somewhat that it has a touch numeric keypad, but then one must keep switching from-or-to touchpad or touch numeric keypad ("Fn" + "." and "Fn" + "," respectively, see photos); AND the touch numeric keypad does NOT have the "Home", "End", "Page Up", and "Page Down" and 'Right-Left-Up-Down Arrows' like a regular physical-key numeric keypad ,(these buttons are on the main physical keyboard of this device). The touchpad can be deactivated with a function key: it's "Fn" + "/" (see photos) to deactivate the touchpad, and "Fn" + "." to reactivate the touchpad, and "Fn" + "," to reactivate the touch numeric keypad.I also liked that this keyboard can connect 3 devices: 1 via WiFi 2.4GHz, 2 with designations BT1, BT2; (see close-up photo).I tested all the keys (physical, combined physical, including function-key combinations) - even the function combination keys - and did not find any problems, EXCEPT whether there is a key-combination to move the cursor a sentence- at-a-time, AND how to insert a "Tab" character while using this keyboard with "Google Notes" (pressing the "Tab" key moved the cursor from the typing area of an open "Google Note" to the menu icons for that "Google Note").I might not know the sentence-at-a-time cursor-motion key-combination for this keyboard, but know one existed for older wired keyboards used with Microsoft Word back in the 1980s and 1990s (might even still work in Microsoft Word today in 2024). So this might-or-might-not be a keyboard issue; it might-or-might-not be a "Google Notes" issue, and I don't know if it is a "Google Docs" issue ["Google Docs" is Google's free word processor, and has full features like what Microsoft Word has.]Works well with the use the "Ctrl" + 'Right Arrow' or 'Left Arrow' keys, to move a word-at-a-time (Usually, "Ctrl" + 'Right Arrow' can move the cursor a word to the right, and "Ctrl" + 'Left Arrow' can move the cursor a word-at-a-time to the left).It ALSO does do:- line-cursor-motions ('Up or down Arrow' and "Home" or "End" keys),- page-at-a-time cursor-motions ("Page Up" or "Page Down" keys),- paragraph-at-a-time cursor-motions ("Ctrl" + 'Up-or-Down Arrows'), and- corresponding selections ("Shift +" <previously-mentioned-cursor-motion-key-combinations>)The stand was too narrow for my phone which has a large phone case on it.I tried a different keypad from this one, the "B055", that has a separate physical numeric keypad, and a larger touchpad, but does not come with a stand for phone or device. It connects to 4 devices (1 WiFi 2.4 GHz, and 3 Bluetooth called B1, B2, and B3), BUT it could not do word-at-a-time cursor motions, yet could do line-cursor-motions, and page-at-a-time cursor motions. I'm not sure about the "B055" being able to do paragraph-at-a-time cursor motions. This might have had something to do with the "B055" assigning the "Show-or-close-the-screen-keyboard" to "Fn" + "Ctrl", whereas this keyboard assigns that feature to "Fn" + "x" (see close-up photo). The "B055" case color was black, and the physical keys are black with white characters and blue-green characters for function-combinations. Still pretty good, because it has a real-and-full physical numeric keypad; this keyboard has that limited touch numeric keypad, mentioned earlier.This keyboard's model is "B089TN". Weighs 206g and charges in 2-3 hours (See photos of "B089TN" manual pages).I think it is a decent, functioning buy, if you can handle not having a separate physical numeric keypad. Not sure whether the narrow stand is helpful to you; it might be necessary to take-off a thick phone case to use the narrow stand.