Good, solid and Multitoch!

The Bluetooth of Sharon Leike is a lightweight (275g) and
compact (17x24.5x0.6cm) keyboard.
The normal keys have the size and the small 1.4x1.4cm
Keys have 1x1.4cm size, they have a distinct
Pressure point so that you from also for occasional letter
Mail or a similar perfectly adequate.
Add to this the keyboard via a (multi) -Touchpad
(10.5x5.5cm) features.

It is important to mention that the keyboard during the
Can store beutzt.
The included cable is quite short but normal
microUSB enough to load it.

The keyboard has a physical on-off switch
as a Connect button for pairing.

Otherwise the packet is still a cloth bag and a keyboard
enclosed stand (around the keyboard to provide an angle).

The keyboard itself acts stabiel and is from (seemingly)
Aluminium.

So far I could with my Samsung Galaxy S4
(Android4.4.2) Archlinux test on laptop and OpenELEC (RPI).

Since it was designed for tablets and smartphone, it is also
not surprising that here all modifier keys without problems
be recognized.

Under Archlinux Gnome, the keys have the following
Features:
FN + ^ - no discernible function
FN + 1 - Gnome Search
FN + 4 - Cut
FN + 5 - Copy
FN + 6 - Insert
Open standard mail client - FN + 7
FN + 8 - Media rewind (tested in VLC)
FN + 9 - Media play / pause (in VLC tested)
FN + 9 - media fast forward (in VLC tested)
FN + ß - volume up
FN + `- Lautstäre down
FN + [DELETE] - Lockscreen

The Multitouchpad also works.

Under OpenELEC (4.2.1) on the RPI with BT dongle has to the
Turn on the BT module almost everything worked as you would
wishes.
But now first the assignment of keys:

FN + ^ - no discernible function
FN + 1 - no discernible function
FN + 4 - no discernible function (text output c, probably
is [Ctrl] + C sent)
FN + 5 - no discernible function (text output x, probably
is [Ctrl] + x sent)
FN + 6 - no discernible function (text output v, probably
Sending [Ctrl] + V)
FN + 7 - no discernible function
FN + 8 - rewind
FN + 9 - Play / Pause
FN + 9 - fast forward
FN + ß - volume up
FN + `- Lautstäre down
FN + [DELETE] - no discernible function

As far as I could OpenELEC no multitouch gestures testing it
support the touchpad as a 'normal' touchpad
treated.
A small disadvantage is that the keyboard does not automatically
logged in after booting, the but seems to be due to OpenELEC,
if anyone knows how to please the setting below as a comment
leave the review.

Overall am very happy with the keyboard and since it also provides a
Multitouchpad has I think the price justified.