Review: Handy Dandy
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 03 9, 2014
Some of us don't like touching a screen on our electronic devices but prefer using a keyboard or at least a stylus. Thus for this user the opportunity to add a keyboard to our year old Kindle was very welcome.  The bad news is that my non-HDX Kindle is a smidgeon too large to fit in the Belkin case. The good news is that the keyboard works fine with my older model, and it's not hard to work around the size problem.The keyboard came in a plain brown box with no charging cord and a card with sparse set up directions printed on one side only. By experimenting and playing with the keys I've figured out quite a few of the keyboard functions, though some of the keys remain mysteries to me. Visiting the Belkin site and clicking on owner's guide was no help at all.The keys have a nice touch and are comfortable to use even though they are a little closer together than most of us are used to. I like being able to navigate a Kindle page by using the arrow keys and being able to turn pages using the keyboard. A handy home key takes you back to the opening Kindle page from any venue.Had a charging cord been in the box and more helpful directions been included, I would have rated this keyboard five stars.