Unboxing the Bluetooth Sliding Keyboard Case for iPhone

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Unboxing the Bluetooth Sliding Keyboard Case for iPhone

By Wally Bahny February 15, 2012, 11:06 AM PST

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Bluetooth Sliding Keyboard Case for iPhone: Box cover

ntThe 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.

ntThe box is very plain — there isn’t even a brand name.

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Unboxing the Bluetooth Sliding Keyboard Case for iPhone

Bluetooth Sliding Keyboard Case for iPhone: Open box

ntFor such a plain outer sleeve, the inner box has a clamshell design with a magnetic catch to keep it closed.

ntPhoto by Wally Bahny for TechRepublic

ntRead my Geek Gifts 2012 review of the Bluetooth Sliding Keyboard Case for iPhone.

Bluetooth Sliding Keyboard Case for iPhone: Box contents

ntOther 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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ntRead my Geek Gifts 2012 review of the Bluetooth Sliding Keyboard Case for iPhone.

Bluetooth Sliding Keyboard Case for iPhone: Keyboard case open without iPhone

ntThe 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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ntRead my Geek Gifts 2012 review of the Bluetooth Sliding Keyboard Case for iPhone.

Bluetooth Sliding Keyboard Case for iPhone: Keyboard case open from back

ntThe holes for the iPhone 4/4S camera are clearly visible here. Whether the case is open or closed, the camera is still usable.

ntPhoto by Wally Bahny for TechRepublic

ntRead my Geek Gifts 2012 review of the Bluetooth Sliding Keyboard Case for iPhone.

Bluetooth Sliding Keyboard Case for iPhone: Keyboard case with iPhone inserted

ntYou can see how much thicker it is with the iPhone inserted.

ntPhoto by Wally Bahny for TechRepublic

ntRead my Geek Gifts 2012 review of the Bluetooth Sliding Keyboard Case for iPhone.

Bluetooth Sliding Keyboard Case for iPhone: Keyboard case open with iPhone inserted

ntThe 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.

ntPhoto by Wally Bahny for TechRepublic

ntRead my Geek Gifts 2012 review of the Bluetooth Sliding Keyboard Case for iPhone.

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