[Galaxy Note 10.1 (2014 Edition) Accessories] aznmode:
So here it is. Just a warning...lots of pictures and might be a bit lengthy.

First impression. It is very light and feels a bit cheap. Although it says Aluminum kb it's actually all plastic so I'm not sure why they put that in the listing. I think I still got a preproduction one or something as I find some cosmetic issue. I will post pics as I go along.

I'm not sure what I was thinking but I just grabbed the first micro usb charger I saw which was for my samsung s4 and plugged it in. Surprisingly it didn't break it as from what I read this kb has only a 160mah battery. For sure I thought I had fried it with the 2.0amp charger. So far so good still. And I'm actually typing on it now. The charger port is located on the right side towards the front.

The "connect" and "Off/on" slide button are on the front right. Along with bluetooth and charging led. To connect to your device, turn it on and push the connect button, go in to your notes bluetooth setting. Enable it and do a scan. Mine didnt pick up automatically and thought it was broken so do a scan if you don't see the kb. You will get a 6 digit confirmation on the screen. Just type that into the kb and press enter.

The overall design/concept is actually not bad but I think the material choice could've been better. But then we're talking about a $19 kb. It is quite more compact than I'm used to (Asus Infinity) so typing is a bit cramped but I've gotten used to it. Not a big issue for me. If you look at the layout below, there are actually some nice addition compared to a typical qwerty kb. First on the top left you've got a home (square icon) which looks to be more an iphone home icon. But it functions just like your home button. Press to go to home or hold to show recent apps. On the bottom left and right are back buttons. Any button press will wake up the device and also unlock it (if you're using swipe to unlock) if you press again. It is also pretty responsive and don't notice much lag. Just as responsive as my Asus Infinity. There is the annoying on screen button popping up but instead of disabling the keyboard in the setting I just hit the back button to clear it off the screen and I can continue to type.

There are 5 rubber tabs ( 3 top and 2 bottom) so when you have the note closed up on top of it, those tabs will prevent the screen from touching the keyboard. But I still will put a screen protector on it just in case.

Once the tablet is closed it actually looks good. Very thin and because the kb was light already, it doesn't add too much weight when they're together. The KB sticks out about 2-3mm around the note so the note is quite protected from side bumps.

There is a front tab and 2 more tabs in the back that holds on to the bezel of the note 2 to keep it from popping out to easily.

Towards the back the kb is raised on both sids a bit to keep the tablet from going off to the side when closed.

The bottom of the keypad is where I was expecting aluminum but it's made of all plastic just like the rest but does have a similar pattern like the back of the note but has a rubbery matte finish on it. Just like some matte finish on some phones and cases. So it has some grip. More grip than the notes back but less grippier than my note 3. It does help a little bit from keeping the keyboard from sliding on your desk. Although I will probably glue some rubber feet on it.

Here is the tablet propped up.

There are 2 tabs on the dock slot that prevents the tab from slipping off. So you dont have to worry about the tablet flipping backward off the slot.

You can see below where I lift up everything up by the tablet. The tabs hold on to the chrome trim around the screen.

Ofcouse I wouldn't lift it up like this normally.

Here is the back if the note is upside down on it in case you want to charge at the same time. I will probably dremmel off some of the plastic in that area so it won't break my camera.

Other specs:

BT3.0

Sleep mode (to wake up just press any button 2x)

160mah battery (seem to be able to charge with 2.0amp charger)

The bad part is the build quality. Since it's all plastic and fairly thin, it can easily bend so could possibly break easy. I see some glue on the front right where they glued the rubber tab next to the BT and charging LED along with dull markings. Some areas the matte coating is peeling off.

Looks like everything is just snapped on and glued. Overall it's not a bad keypad. It's responsive, has some good features, and it's cheap. And just FYI I've been on and off writing this at work and I haven't had to try to reset BT connection at all. Just the typical tap on keys to wake up connection when I haven't typed in a while. I do like the sleep feature on it as it will conserve battery. But no disconnect while I'm typing so that's a good thing.

Anyway I think I'm done. Sorry for the long post. If I remember anything else I will add or if you have any questions let me know.

Update: I watched my BT connection to the KB and waited 10 minutes and did not touch the KB but touched the screen so it wouldn't turn off and no disconnect. So I assume I have a good kb or my tablet doesn't have the BT issue.