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1. #Pair microsoft wedge keyboard how to#
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#Pair microsoft wedge keyboard install#

Step 1 – Install External Keyboard Helper Pro by Apedroid on your Nexus 7 TabletĮxternal Keyboard Helper Pro is available on the Google Play store for $2.53. Click one of the share buttons below to get my solution.

#Pair microsoft wedge keyboard android#

Rise and repeat for your other Android devices. This is what I did for my Nexus 7 tablet. So, in the interest of saving you hours of fiddling I am sharing my solution. I found bits and pieces of solutions scattered over the web but there was no single post that offered a solution to this problem.

#Pair microsoft wedge keyboard how to#

How to Solve Problems with an Android Tablet and an External KeyboardĪ couple of hours on Google revealed that erratic keyboard behaviour was common when using external keyboards with Android tablets. I had to pack up my Wedge keyboard and abandon my maiden attempt. The Delete key also did not work, making it awkward to edit text. I got randomly repeating letters and spaces I had not typed. Thissssss iiiiiissssss aaaaaaaaaaaaaa tesssssssssssssttt My first sentence came out something like this: I had no trouble pairing the keyboard with the tablet but when I typed on the keyboard it was if the keyboard was possessed. So off I went to the coffee shop to enjoy an Americano and get some work done. I was delighted with my set up and was excited to do my first serious piece of writing. Takes fiddling to get it to work properly with Android devices (see below) Taking the Keyboard Out for a Field Test.Those with large hands may find it a bit cramped. I only use it with my Nexus 7 tablet and I would like to use it occasionally with my Samsung Galaxy Note 10.1, but I would have to pair the keyboard each time I switched between tablets. Keeps the tablet clean, stops it from turning on accidentally, turns it off automatically and insures you have a free hand for coffee. Has a cover that doubles as a stand for your tablet.Compact design – 10 inches by 4 inches x 0.5 inches.Uses 2 AAA batteries making it lighter than others that use up to 4 batteries.Here are the criteria I used to choose my keyboard:īased on my criteria, I chose the Microsoft Wedge Mobile Keyboard.Ī Review of the Microsoft Wedge Mobile Keyboard The Pros It also had to have a good power source so I could use it for reasonable time periods. I have a Samsung Galaxy phone, and 2 tablets – a Samsung Galaxy Note 10.1 and a Nexus 7. In my case, I wanted a keyboard that would fit into my small sling pack so I could carry it along with my tablet to coffee shops and restaurants. So I began to search for an external Bluetooth Keyboard. I am a fast touch typist so for me to reach true productivity, I need a proper keyboard.

Even if you install apps like the Swype keyboard, which I love, you still can’t get the same speed as a physical keyboard.

Let’s be honest and admit that typing on Android devices is slower. And since I am doing lots of writing to prepare for the launch of Mondo Player, I am relying on my tablet even more. It is ideal for capturing ideas as I have them.

I got a Nexus 7 tablet recently and I like it so much I am toting it around with me everywhere.