Bluetooth Keyboard experiences

[PlainShane]

In the next couple days I will be porting out from T-Mobile to Sprint and purchasing the Touch. After playing with it for hours at my place of employment I have decided it is the device for me. Now, I am extremely interested in this bluetooth keyboard and would like to know of what users think of it in tandem with the Sprint Touch. Personally, a major attraction to the devices is mobile office with use of a bluetooth keyboard so compact such as the above one. I am a writer and would love nothing more than to fold up a keyboard that could fit between two books with its pocket PC snugly and subversively nestled within my front jean pocket.

Now, this would be my first thread here after visiting for some time then registering and I understand there to be no other hardware/bluetooth forum and I am asking in specific to this device anyways so please direct me if I might be in the wrong place. So, how does this (or any and please do suggest alternatives) bluetooth keyboard fare for word processing and an overall expectation rendezvous? Is this a gimmick or will it be functional? Thank you.

,Shane

[sheureka]

I love mine - use it all the time. But I've used Stowaway keyboards for a long time starting with an IR I bought about 6 or 7 years ago. I can type nearly as fast on it as I do on either of my laptop keyboards and almost fast as on my desktop diNovo. I love mine (and the wow factor in a coffee shop or airport is really high). - sheureka

[PlainShane]

bought the igo super slim! love it

[schettj]

I got one too... works great. Get it. Enjoy.

[aseidman]

Thanks for the nice review. Amazon price seems really good. I have a mogul was thinking about the laser keyboard, but at the Amazon price of $30 it seems like a bargain. Again thanks for the feedback.
Alan

[slbailey1]

What driver to you use for the Sprint Touch? Does it require batteries?

[strommsarnac]

Interesting. iGo has discontinued their keyboards.