I ordered this in October 2020 (Order # 34678) because I needed a keyboard that works with Pi zero's, and this does, but be aware that Great Britain keyboards lack some buttons like the pipe key which is incredibly important in Linux. Because of this I immediately threw it in the junk drawer. I couldn't find my other keyboard, so I grabbed this one, and was instantly reminded why it is so frustrating. I've now spent more time trying to get the keyboard working than I have actually installing and configuring the device I needed to use the keyboard on, all because I am 100% stuck behind the inability to pipe a curl command to bash with ONE KEY ("|"). Alt +124 doesn't work, and there is no UI to copy/paste the key, nor does the device have network access to ssh into ... MoreI ordered this in October 2020 (Order # 34678) because I needed a keyboard that works with Pi zero's, and this does, but be aware that Great Britain keyboards lack some buttons like the pipe key which is incredibly important in Linux. Because of this I immediately threw it in the junk drawer. I couldn't find my other keyboard, so I grabbed this one, and was instantly reminded why it is so frustrating. I've now spent more time trying to get the keyboard working than I have actually installing and configuring the device I needed to use the keyboard on, all because I am 100% stuck behind the inability to pipe a curl command to bash with ONE KEY ("|"). Alt +124 doesn't work, and there is no UI to copy/paste the key, nor does the device have network access to ssh into the device.So be aware that if you choose this keyboard, you are in for a ton of headaches with basic Linux commands.

ConsI can't type on it nearly as fast as even the cheapest PC keyboard I've purchased.Construction is cheap. No other way to describe it.The backspace key is a little sticky on one of the two keyboards I have, but it's not worth the fuel to drive to the closest Micro Center to exchange it. The manufacturer definitely won't help you.ProsIf you have one of the Raspberry Pi's with only 1 USB port, this has a built in 3 port hub you can attach a mouse and other low power USB devices.Once you get used to the flat keycaps, it certainly does the job. It's small, but not too small to type on. Definitely very portable.

I’m not satisfied with just any old keyboard. When I saw that Raspberry Pi brand was making its own keyboard I was interested. When I saw it was tenkeyless I was interested. Then I found out it has a 3 port USB 2.0 hub and I was very interested. I was happy to find it at the store and immediately bought one and was pleasantly surprised to find that the keys are a sort of a fakey tactile mechanical action - to me this is a good thing. As far as I know it is too slim and affordable to have actual mechanical switches but it sure feels like it does. This is great because you know when each key is actually pressed and it lends itself to superior touch typing. At least it does for me. Keyboard exceeds expectations.