Has any one used a flexible PC keyboard?

[cherrypick]

Has any one used such a flexible PC keyboard? http://www.mychinaprice.com/mice-keyboards/wireless-flexible-pc-keyboard-plug-and-play-vista-xp_pm0033l
I think it is easy to carry and operate but i also notice some bad words with regard to it. Guys who has tried this, advice please. Thanks!

 

[ssddx]

people who give bad reviews on flexible keyboards normally expect it to act like a solid keyboard. you can ignore any of those opinions.

in general the keyboards aren't very fun to interact with but are invaluable when you travel alot. if you need a keyboard you can roll up and put anywhere then you will just have to live with the negatives.

 

[hang-the-9]

I would never use that type of keyboard as a main keyboard, if you need to use them for some reason, nothing wrong with them.

For typing quality, accuracy, feel, etc..., they range from not good to horrible.

We use many of these type of keyboards and some other rubber ones due to environment (OR in a hospital, blood labs,etc... where you need basically a solid keyboard to wipe down well), none of the models in use is what you'd call good quality for typing. They are solid, built well, do what they are meant to, but not good if you are just going to use it on your regular home computer.

 

[cherrypick]

people who give bad reviews on flexible keyboards normally expect it to act like a solid keyboard. you can ignore any of those opinions.

in general the keyboards aren't very fun to interact with but are invaluable when you travel alot. if you need a keyboard you can roll up and put anywhere then you will just have to live with the negatives.

"travel a lot, need a keyboard can be rolled up and put anywhere." That's right the reason why I want it.

 

[ssddx]

the design is perfect for that.

just dont expect it to be as nice to use as a regular keyboard.