I really love this keyboard and have used it for 6 months or more -- the design, the key feel, are all great. But recently it has started randomly generating multipleeeeee characters. Not every time, but enough that you can't depend on it. Twice it has just run amuck through my Outlook inbox, moving everything to an archive folder -- damn scary when you see all your emails just disappear!! I have looked for support, tried several fixes, but not found anything that cures the issue. (Running Win 10 Home v1703 and a Broadcom BCM20702 Bluetooth device). So I have switched back to an Apple keyboard ... same style and keyboard feel, ********-in USB just works better than Bluetooth.

Nice looking, light, nice resistance in the keys. But it never managed to connect with the Bluetooth of my tower. Probably fine with newer devices. Would love a old style 'wireless' version instead of a flawed Bluetooth.

Its lovely to look at. No doubt about that. however the most disappointing this is the bluetooth connection, or rather non-connection. It appears to have a battery saving feature that disconnects the device after some time. However, once you start typing again after a break, the device has to turn on and reconnect, which is terrible when it comes to productivity and even worse for gaming. Making matters worse, the device tends to disconnect during usage, causing even more delayed key strokes and sometimes this delay can take up to 10 seconds. MS support will only replace the keyboard with the same product so im essentially stuck with a $130 dud. Update: Decided to refund the first keyboard and try another one and the issues still exist. Except now, everytime the keyboard connects (everytime there is a pause in typing), not only does the key stroke is delayed, but my mouse would freeze as well. Downgraded to 1 star.

I'm not sure what was wrong with the reviewers who gave this keyboard a low rating, but I've had no issues to date with mine. Not buggy, and it doesn't randomly disconnect, as other reviewers said. Possibly there is a computer setting to automatically disconnect the device at times. Who knows? Anyway, don't listen to the negative reviews, because you will definitely enjoy this device as much as I do.

Been using it for a few hours. There were conflicting reports including from MS (http://news.microsoft.com/windows-event-2016-assets/Surface-Studio-Fact-Sheet.pdf) about whether or not the keyboard was backlit. It's not and the white on light grey makes it especially hard to see keys in low light. Many keys feel too small including the 'windows' key. Can't say I'm a big fan of the chiclet keys but that's just a matter of preferences. I'm a little annoyed to by the fact that the function keys and some commonly used shortcuts such as volume keys are merged and selected through a function key. Don't mean to be rude but it's a desktop keyboard. It doesn't has to be that small. Please MS next time, bigger batteries with recharge circuit embedded in the keyboard, backlit and do not compromise functionality for style.

Looks good and I like the minimalist design, nice materials and pleasing action. BUT it stopped working after less than a year, changing batteries made no difference--seems to be a flaw. Generally think that wireless/BT keyboards are unnecessary except for a minority who use that functionality, otherwise wired is much more sensible and straightforward, less can go wrong! Plus no toxic batteries to dispose of...

Worst piece of junk keyboard ever. Can't even keep connected and lags frequently. Not to mention, keys always get messed up and I have to reset the keyboard by taking out the batteries and putting them back in. I wouldn't recommend this piece of crap to anyone, you're better saving your money and spending it on a $1 dollar keyboard from a dollar store which would do a better job than this piece of crap. Did I mention that this is a piece of crap?

Prior to purchasing this keyboard, I was a bit hesitant because of the price. However, I do not regret one second buying it. It is truly the best typing experience I ever had. Moreover, the keyboard is simply beautiful. It goes so well on my desk with my Surface Pro, my Surface Mouse and my 28 in. 4k monitor. Now, I wish I could have given a 5 rating. However, I feel Microsoft forgot one important thing on this keyboard: a switch to connect it to more than one computer. So for those with two computers on their desks or those sharing a docking station, it is not convenient at all because it only supports pairing with one computer at a time (some competitors' keyboards and even some other Microsoft keyboards) do have a switch labelled Computer 1, Computer 2, etc. that allows you to pair with more than one computer and easily switch by pressing a key... Unfortunately, not with this keyboard.

Looks great, works great. I love the minimalist design. I've never been a fan of split "ergonomic" keyboard design and find that premium straight keyboards are no longer common. This one fills that need perfectly. As has been mentioned, the one upgrade that would be welcome would be backlit keys. As I mostly use it in an office setting that's not a big deal for me, but it would be a challenging keyboard to use if you're regularly in low light situations. Otherwise I highly recommend.

You may notice an ever-so-slight similarity in design to a certain 'other' manufacturer's keyboard, but this one is designed for Windows 10 - so we've got dedicated function keys for screen brightness, media controls, settings etc. The styling is unique and a perfect match for my Surface machine. Typing on this is great, it looks awesome and Bluetooth means less wires. It's a superb keyboard. I would have liked backlighting though.