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Question: Can I use the same Micro-usb cable I use to charge my tablet?
Document: With Windows 8.1 i found all the keys work as pictured. You charge it via a micro usb cable. Those wondering, the keyboard does still completely flat so i added a few small rubber feet to bring the back up and give it more of an angle for typing.I would for sure buy this keyboard again, great product!
The keyboard was protected in a plastic sleeve, accompanied by some documentation, a nice microfiber pouch for the keyboard and a usb cable for charging. I was impressed once again.After a quick read of the user manual (very short and sweet), I got the SHARKK keyboard communicating with my iPad. It was so simple. I didn't even have to charge the keyboard first.I brought up one of my text apps and just started typing.
Since I use my tablet for work I need a portable keyboard to carry with me. The size of this keyboard is perfect for this task. I haven't noticed the keyboard shutting off during extended pauses, and the battery life seems to be really good.Once I had the keyboard out of the box I decided to charge it before the first use. The usb port is easily located on the side of the keyboard and holds the cord very well.
I can put it in the same carrier as my tablet without worrying about scratches!Only disadvantage I see is that the cable/charger doesn't come with a wall charger. I have plenty of extra usb wall cargers but it would be nice to have a specific one. And the pairing/connection issue which I'm sure I'll find a fix to eventually.
The keyboard is equipped with built-in lithium ion batteries, so no extra, bulky batteries are required. A full charge using the included USB cable takes a few hours and provides many hours of active keyboard use. At an attractive price of $25, it's hard to go wrong with this highly portable, lightweight, and attractive keyboard.
The keyboard comes with a USB cable to connect it to charge the interior Lithium battery. I used the keyboard for over two hours in one sitting, and it was still working fine when I stopped for the day. It's Bluetooth 3.0, so if you need 4.0, that would be your only concern. Oh, one more thing- the keyboard comes with 4 little plastic feet to attach to the backside of it.
I bought the Sharkk bluetoothkeyboard after reading several reviews and comparing a variety of bluetooth keyboards and cases.Am I happy with my purchase? Absolutely.The keyboard charged quickly, and seems to hold its charge. I've had it for a few weeks now, and while I don't use it everyday, I haven't had to charge it again yet.The bluetooth connected quickly and easily to my Samsung Galaxy Note 8.0 tablet.
UPDATE 2: Received second unit from vendor. The charging input was good. They sent another charging cable as well. I think the original problem is the charging cable. It fits very roughly into the charging input. SO - repeat advice to NOT use the charging cable supplied unless they start shipping a better quality one. Use a good one that you got with your Android phone and the keyboard should be fine.
I work as an automotive tech and use my laptop for diagnosis. I purchased this little guy because of the small size, claimed battery life and the fact that it is bluetooth that doesnt require a usb dongle. As soon as I opened it I attempted to pair it with my Samsung laptop running Windows 8. It paired easily and once I put in the numbers on the screen I began typing. There was no lag and it is just as easy to type on as a laptop.
Very light and thin. Has internal batter so just need to charge it up and the charge lasts a very long time. Much better than using the touch keyboard on the tablet.
Answer: Yes.  Exact same plug.  Be careful with the power block though. It likely puts out more amperage than the included one.