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\n\tThe Bluetooth Sliding Keyboard Case for iPhone from ThinkGeek that snaps on your iPhone 4 or 4S is like many other cases. Read my Geek Gifts 2012 review to find out what makes it special.
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\n\tThe box is very plain — there isn’t even a brand name.
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\n\tPhoto by Wally Bahny for TechRepublic
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\n\tFor such a plain outer sleeve, the inner box has a clamshell design with a magnetic catch to keep it closed.
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\n\tPhoto by Wally Bahny for TechRepublic
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\n\tRead my Geek Gifts 2012 review of the Bluetooth Sliding Keyboard Case for iPhone.
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\n\tOther than the quick start guide included in the last photo, the box contents are the keyboard case and the USB charger.
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\n\tPhoto by Wally Bahny for TechRepublic
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\n\tRead my Geek Gifts 2012 review of the Bluetooth Sliding Keyboard Case for iPhone.
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\n\tThe keyboard slides out from the case quite easily. You’ll notice a few knicks, scratches, and particles on the keyboard and case. These pictures were taken after about six weeks of use.
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\n\tPhoto by Wally Bahny for TechRepublic
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\n\tRead my Geek Gifts 2012 review of the Bluetooth Sliding Keyboard Case for iPhone.
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\n\tThe holes for the iPhone 4/4S camera are clearly visible here. Whether the case is open or closed, the camera is still usable.
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\n\tPhoto by Wally Bahny for TechRepublic
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\n\tRead my Geek Gifts 2012 review of the Bluetooth Sliding Keyboard Case for iPhone.
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\n\tYou can see how much thicker it is with the iPhone inserted.
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\n\tPhoto by Wally Bahny for TechRepublic
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\n\tRead my Geek Gifts 2012 review of the Bluetooth Sliding Keyboard Case for iPhone.
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\n\tThe keyboard fits well with the overall iPhone design and feels pretty good even though there is a weight imbalance between the top half and bottom half when open.
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\n\tPhoto by Wally Bahny for TechRepublic
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\n\tRead my Geek Gifts 2012 review of the Bluetooth Sliding Keyboard Case for iPhone.
