Featuring mechanical, chunky keys, the Amber KB1 would allow users to place their devices into the slot and start typing after connecting via Bluetooth.

“The keycaps will feature a low profile linear mechanical switch for a balance between that fun clacky feel and non-intrusive sound for those of you writing in a shared space or cafe,” Mitchell explained.

The keyboard will be made from soft-touch plastic for the shell, with the top covered in polyurethane synthetic leather featuring the Amber logo… More here.

Could be faultless if the phone really sits as precisely as the photo suggests.

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