When it comes to gadgets, we definitely have our own preference that suits our lifestyle and needs. For me, since I am nomadic, I like to have an extra mini portable keyboard to carry around. When I travel, it would mean I also leave out my gaming gears and stick to basics. That's why, in my life, portability and functionality matter and it's the approach I take when buying something.

What's your approach when buying a gadget?

The keyboard that I am going to review today is not a gaming keyboard but a simple keyboard suitable for students, creators, and anyone that needs it for simple activities. Although,after testing for writing codes, this keyboard is pretty nice as well. It is also suitable for tablets and android phones if you use your phone to write thesis or work.

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Mikuso KB-001U is a minimized keyboard with length less than 30 cm and 11cm width. It's small enough to not space up a 20Lt day pack. Compared to my other keyboard, Logitech, it is definitely much smaller. I forgot when I bought this keyboard but I suppose it was around when I was about to start a long-travel adventure. However, I ended up not bringing this keyboard with me and stuck to logitech for some reason.

Priced at around 4 to 5$, this keyboard is an option for those who need a quick external keyboard. Honestly, only today I am using it again as I want to change my logitech into something smaller and test its comfort to type.

So, after testing it, this keyboard is not suitable for those who have big fingers as the keypads are tiny. However, they are still well-spaced unlike some laptop keyboards and even cheap external keyboards that don't even have space. I also think that instead of wasting money into foldable keyboard, this is a better and cheapest option to have.

This keyboard is old-school as It's wired. However,thankfully, the wire is short. So you don't have to worry about its wire being too long. Although my only concern is the fault that the keyboard will have if we twist and roll the cable. Compared to a keyboard with batteries, this is a cheaper option even for long-term use.

The color itself is plain, it's dark with blue colors on the numeric symbols. It is a pretty generic color, so if you are considering aesthetics when having a keyboard, this is also not for you. The keyboard doesn't have an adjustable stand but the back is quite bulky and functions to lift the keyboard up so it's not too flat. Overall, it's also a featherlight that even holding a book is heavier than lifting his keyboard.

I tried typing on the keyboard for 2 hours and I don't feel strained on my wrist. It's definitely not built for being ergonomic-friendly but it's quite okay for something that doesn't adhere to ergonomic principles.

All in all, I think this is the keyboard that does the job. It's something nice to have while traveling considering the size but do not expect too much for gaming as it's not suitable for that. The keyboard is definitely not crap compared to many with the same price and even the rubber foldable keyboard that is sometimes way more expensive than this keyboard. Have you ever seen this product out there? Let me know if you are interested in mini keyboards too!