Скачать или смотреть Blurex Zierra Backlit Keyboard Case For iPad Air Review

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This case in many ways resembles the Belkin QODE Ultimate Wireless Keyboard Case for iPad Air but costs less than half. Is it as good? No, but it's not the worst off-brand case I've used.

The keys are chiclet style and smaller than the Belkin case's nearly full size keys. The Blurex keyboard also suffers from having a tiny shift key on the right side. Why manufacturers continue to design keyboards like this is beyond me, but perhaps if you're not a right shift key person you won't mind as much.

The keyboard does have a backlight that can change colors with a keypress.

The one thing that concerns me is the lack of attention to overall product quality and packaging. It had a very noticeable plastic fume smell when I took it out of the box and the keys felt a little sticky. There are no less than three brand names associated with this product: the box says Blurex on the front, "Air Kee" on the manual, and "Witspad Profolio" on the bullet points on back. Mine also had a rather large gash on the back of the case when I took it out of the box. It's the little things like this that concern me with products, as it shows there wasn't a total attention to detail to its manufacturing and marketing. The spacebar also didn't work initially but started functioning a short time later.

The bottom line? This costs less than more expensive and higher quality products but you also get what you pay for.

DISCLOSURE: Blurex sent me this product to review.