Clicks in place instantly use in combination with Surface Pro X kickstand for a best-in-class laptop experience anywhere. Slim and compact, yet performs like a traditional, full-size keyboard. See the attached pictures for the keyboard, the 2nd pic shows the slanted keys and shows how some are slightly hire than other ones (this was NEW IN BOX from MS) so rather disappointed. Features a full mechanical keyset, backlit keys, and large trackpad for precise navigation and control. If you need a keyboard as you will this is really your only option. There is NO PEN attach ment like the signature keyboard, so all and all it's average and gets the job done and if their was another option less than 200 dollars I would go for it (signature keyboard is over priced hard to justify) and the brydge keyboard pushes the screen hard like it does on the Surface Pro 3-7 models.
The touch pad is large though not placed well (to either side) so you have to move your whole hand if you want to type scroll combo. The backlight is much lighter than my Surface Pro 4 keyboard and worse than the wife SP7. For a comfortable typing experience anywhere, pair Surface Pro X Keyboard with Surface Pro X. The material is good, and price is ok (probably cost them 40 dollars to build and they charge 100+ for it) KEYBOARD () MICROSOFT SURFACE PRO X KEYBOARD (EN/TH) (BLACK) For a comfortable typing experience anywhere, pair Surface Pro X Keyboard with Surface Pro X. First some of the keys do not sit straight and this causes issues when typing, the bounce on this keyboard is bad, as I type this I have to back space a lot due to key bounce error from no key presses. Though this is MS keyboard and attaches well, it is average compare to the other pro keyboards and it falls behind in build quality to the SP7 keyboard. If you are one of the few with a Surface Pro X SQ1 or SQ2, than you will need a keyboard.
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