I switched from an treo 600 to a N95. Together with a Mitsubishi PK20 projector, the N95 makes a great presentation gear, and will do most computer chores in a short trip (you can use the projector to get a full size screen). But it lacks a keyboard, which makes input tedious. I had another fullsize bluetooth keyboard and it worked well with the N95, but the size made it too big to carry along. The iGo keyboard is perfect. It paired well with the N95 with no additional software (I did not use the included driver CD - nothing to install). Going from typing web addresses and SMS on the numeric keypad, the keyboard is perfect. I haven't done any serious word processing on it, but I think I will leave my computer behind in my next trip. The keyboard lacks the upper 4th row, so you need to use the function keys to access numbers, but that does not bother me. I did not have problems removing the stickers that come glued to the keyboard. If I hadn't been two weeks using the phone without it, I might find something to complain, but right now it made inputing data so much easier that I have to give it 5 stars.