A good imitation

If imitation is the best form of flattery, then the engineers at Cupertino should blush with pleasure. This keyboard almost perfectly imitates a genuine Apple keyboard. Visually, the illusion is striking. Looking more closely, one realizes however that this is not an aluminum plate, but in silver painted plastic. The installing batteries (included) or batteries do not pose any particular difficulties, as well as Bluetooth pairing.
My first entry attempts have not been very successful, on an iPad, with numerous typos, and quite forgotten characters along the way. But after pairing again later, I have not encountered any problems, and I havent ultimately impression not to make more mistakes than typing stamped Apple. Touch seems slightly stiffer on keyboard Mobility Labs.

Ultimately, it does not seem like a bad deal. But besides laspect "pumping intellectual property" clear of this product, the relatively small price difference with an Apple keyboard, the quality is not to show, does not necessarily play for the clone.