Qwerty Keyboard, good protection Nexus

Very good product. The Qwerty keyboard (it is clearly stated), with CTRL and the top bottom left right keys (practices selection and copy paste), otherwise buy a key customization kit (stickers to switch to QWERTY). I'll get a Qwerty keyboard app called International which allows for lots of different accents while having a qwerty keyboard.

Only complaints here, I wish I had a micro usb 3 déboublée jack for charging the keyboard at the same time as the Nexus 7 (1 micro usb female, 2 males: 1 for the keyboard, for Nexus) by default with the keyboard, only a classic male USB cable - Micro USB is provided for charging) - Finally, the manufacturer gives a running time of 55 hours between charges (I have not tested).

The keyboard really well protects the Nexus 7, 2013, without contact with the screen (any screen as track due to transportation) ...

Downside too, as once in transport position, the keyboard is really clipped to the Nexus by a metal piece, remove the nexus requires a major effort sometimes to the grip, and I was afraid she m ' escapes the hands and it falls on a day when mishandled. but in fact, simply position the do all of the nexus to the ground (thus the back of the keyboard to the sky) and then putting your fingers on the top on the side opposite the opening clip and press lightly pressing (as if we would close the keyboard of the Nexus), while lifting the closure clip, the opening is then very quickly, effortlessly. A helping hand to acquire.

The keyboard allows the Nexus held in landscape position, but not really in the portrait position (everything swings back). Two removable legs keyboard side reinforcement could remedy the problem.

Keyboard weight 167 g, weight of the Nexus July 2013 297 g, weight of the keyboard + Nexus 464 g. Nexus Thickness July 2013 + keyboard (all stored in transport position): 14 mm.