MicrosoftSurface Pro Keyboard Without Pen Storage for Surface Pro Copilot+ (11th Edition), Pro 9 and 8, Alcantara Material, Black

I love the flexible uses of this keyboard. It's not Bluetooth, so it has to be attached, but that's what I want 99.9% of the time anyway. It can stay flat with the pen exposed, or the back part can be pushed up against the Surface Pro to give the keyboard a little rise. That hides the pen, but if I'm using the pen, I just pull it out before I push the keyboard up. Either way, the typing surface is confident, smooth, and responsive. The touchpad, too, works well. It's a bit loud when pressing hard enough to actually get the "click" sound so I try to use a lighter tap to avoid that. I also love the fabric feel and the color is great, too.My last tablet keyboard was missing a "Del" key so I'm glad to have that back with this one, along with the Backspace key. I was struggling at first to figure out how to do a screen capture, for which I would normally use a PrtScr button. It took me a while to realize there is still a button for it (shared with F8) that looks more like a touchpad than a screen, but it works just like a PrtScr button. 🎉I'm very pleased with this keyboard and the Surface Pro 11 itself.

Works great with surface pro. No connection issues. Easy to charge.

Has worked very well since it arrived. Had one incident where it seemed bricked and wouldn't type or move the mouse, but just restarted the surface and all has been well since so chalked it up to a software glitch. love being able to put my surface on a stand and use the keyboard on my desk.

It looks very nice, and it's a perfect match for my son's light blue Surface. The keyboard is very smooth and comfortable. Confortable to type on.

The keyboard functions like it should, but it seems like Microsoft is trying to push their new Bluetooth connection vs physical connection. I say this because the connection pins between this keyboard and the surface are minimal compared to my surface pro 6 and it's keyboard. This leaves the keyboard with an unstable connection. I pick it up and use it and sometimes need to separate the two devices and connect them again for it to recognize the keyboard.Feel of the keys are good. Overall quality feels lower than the other keyboard options by Microsoft, but it's a good value keyboard if you need one that's OEM as there's no need to charge it.

I put off getting a keyboard for my surface as I wasn't sure I was going to keep it for any serious duration, but as I was pricing out laptops I started thinking maybe i should just turn it into one and hold onto it for a bit.So I bit the bullet and got this keyboard and am angry at my self for not doing it sooner. It really does transform it into a legit laptop and interfaces very well. It lights up nicely, has a very good tactile touch. and offers some flexibility in terms of the distance from the surface screen (if folds where the two plugs are to collapse a bit). It's not much more expensive than any backlit keyboard so it's well worth it. Super light weight and closed over the screen of the surface nicely, to serve as a cover and make it very portable.Definitely well worth it. Don't wait any longer than you already did to get this keyboard. It will turn your surface from an annoying large cellphone into a really good small lap top.

Great item. A little pricey for a pen keyboard combo but the ability to work while disconnected is a game changer. Just wish Amazon could deliver something on time.

The keyboard pairs well with the laptop/tablet and is light and easy to take on and off. The pen, which I wasnt sure I would use, is extremely useful for taking notes in the journal app and for writing on notes/word that get transliterated into text.