I received this device yesterday, and after reading some other reviews, was glad to see that the sticker on the back announced that it was compatible with Blackberry devices. That's the good news. The bad news that none of the drivers on the CD-ROM worked with my BB 8830. And none of the drivers on the iGO website seemed to work with this device. And the 2 portable iGo keyboards on their website had different model numbers than the one Amazon sold me. I loaded drivers from both of the other keyboards on the iGo website, and tried to get one of them to work.After literally 2 hours, I managed to get one of them to work with the keyboard and the BB. You have to plug in a sequence of 0-0-0-0 on both the BB and on the keyboard (plus ENTER)in order to make them "see" each other. The other problem is that iGo marketing folks decided to place a very sticky label directly on the keyboard, covering a number of the keys, including the 0 key required for pairing the keyboard and the BB. It took another 30 minutes with a sharp knife, several fingernails and some nail polish remover, to get most of the label and the goo underneath it off the keyboard.The other complication is that the function keys that are printed on the keyboard seem to be more appropriate for Palm and other devices than for BB devices. I wish it worked for all of them.I suggest that you think long and hard about this keyboard because some of these problems are rather annoying.