Review: Frustrating keyboard and case. Glad it was free because it's junk.
Rating: 1 out of 5
Date: 10 21, 2013
This product is bad... it has a small set of instructions and a USB cord in the box for charging the janky keyboard....you gotta acquire a charger for it after you buy this mess for 70$ though.The case:  It has a slot for the Kindle's charger and HDMI port, and it seems to be decent quality, but the lack of autowake is a  frustration. The Kindle is held by two small L shaped tabs and why Belkin didn't use the metallic grip of far superiorBelkin Standing Case for Kindle Fire HD 7"to brace the entire device instead is major points off. If this isn't folded shut, I tested it by shaking them on a bed to mimic walking and this case drops the tablet on one or three shakes every time so kids should never hold your Kindle.The awful keyboard will hit your screen when folded so definitely get a screen cover for your Kindle if you make a mistake like buying this.Keyboard: It takes getting used to. It uses a Fn button that you hold to use symbols shift can't access (a second or third character in blue). The keys are awkwardly spaced so I constantly hit caps lock on accident in the first two sentences of my review...then I gave up because I'm not used to it and typing for years (20)... the Kindle  touch keyboard it uses is far better.I'll wrap this up with a rundown of major failings of the keyboard:? is shift / (shouldn't the two be switched?)' is Fn L (shouldn't commas be a shift if not a natural key?)" is Fn ; (: is shift ;... both quotes and colons are used more than semicolons I believe)<> are each shift symbols for , . and this is frustratingly stupid as more common punctuation symbols are on Fn as a result of this in some fashion.Anyway... don't buy this keyboard case because it can break your Kindle when you let kids or adults who don't shut it properly.. and the keyboard is awful.