surface go keyboard

Bought over 4 years ago, regularly use it. Still going strong with practically zero signs of wear. Battery lasts almost a month between charges with me using it for ~an hour a day. So worth the cost savings of buying an "official" keyboard for a Surface.

Greatly prefer this typecover to the one made with/for the Surface Go, and I believe it is cheaper as well. I just got it, so I can't vouch for the battery life or longevity of the product, but the mousepad is much easier to use, with more intuitive controls. The one thing I anticipate could be a problem is that the keys are smaller and it's more difficult to type properly if you have big hands or thick fingers. The keys are more like buttons than flatter pads on the Microsoft touchscreen. It's a lot easier to use the Fn feature, and there is a Fn lock that is clearly marked so you can be sure that you are hitting "F1" instead of "Mute" and similar uses. There is also a simple key that disables the mouse pad, which has been a problem in the past for me with typing on a Surface. The reason I bought this new typecover in the first place was because the mousepad on the original cover had become damaged and was both hypersensitive and erratic. Just moving my hands above it was causing sections of the document I typed to become highlighted and promptly erased. This MoKo model enables me to quickly turn the mousepad off so I can type without that being a concern.The major issue I anticipate is that it has its own battery instead of drawing from the tablet, so it has to be recharged separately, but that's easily handled with a standard micro-USB charging cord. The one included with the typecover is a little short, and does not include a charger, but in this day and age, longer cords and chargers are easy to get. And of course the benefit is that with the Bluetooth function, you don't NEED to attach the keyboard to the tablet and can set the tablet at convenient eye level.With the caveat that I don't know about longevity or durability issues, I would definitely recommend this type cover for the Surface Go over and above the band model that would be sold with the tablet at an additional (higher) charge.

Started good...but then after it was knocked off the ottoman and onto the floor -the mouse part stopped working. Now I have to use this with a wireless mouse. Not too bad but it should have taken more of a beating for the mouse piece to stop working. Good for now.

I actually was most interested in this as a lightweight flip cover for my Surface Go. As for performance in that regard, EXCELLENT! Being able to use this for a keyboard cover, again, EXCELLENT!! It is super responsive, has a great feel, responsive touchpad... Looks great and does probably everything that the OEM product does. Love the price and the quality feels like it is better than what I am paying for. Good warranty, so will see how this performs after I own it for a year. So far, no regrets in any way!

I'm not sure whether the keyboard i recieved was perhaps defective and this could all be an isolated issue however my unit is buggy. It loses charge very quickly, like 30min on standby, and doesn't turn off automatically like my other Bluetooth keyboards either. After about 2 minutes of trackpad use, it just stops working and I have to power cycle the unit and reconnect it to the Bluetooth in order to use it properly again. Terribly frustrating to use, forked out for genuine.

Fits perfectly to my 10in Surface Go and the price was so much better than the one recommended for the surface go. It connected easily to my device and didn't take long to charge. Now I just have to get used to the spacing of the keys, but overall a very nice product and good alternative to the microsoft keyboard.

I’ve only had it for one month or so but it works and that’s all I wanted, I’m glad it has lasted this long and the Bluetooth is what I wanted, if it last for a long time this is easily a guaranteed 5 star product

It does a decent job for the price.My main complaint is the need for the function key to use functions I use a lot.I like the backlight alot.the bluetooth connects fast.it is way cheaper than the microsoft keyboard.I bought the microsoft keyboard recently (won some money on a lottery scratch off)and in spite of the cost it is now the keyboard I use.the Moko is nice for the backlight and bluetooth.but frankly it is a inconvenience to need to hold the function key to use the pg up/pg down etc.if you do not use these a lot it is a very good cheap alternative to the microsoft keyboard.The backlight is a ReALLY nice feature that the microsoft keyboard lacks.The case was not to my liking (too thick) , but it is nice if you do not have a case (i have a UAG case).I would say this is a very nice economical alternative. I recommend it if you are not inclined to spend for the Microsoft keyboard and a pricey case. This is a very good price/performance ratio (worth the price if you are on a budget)