Now that you've had your Droid for a little while... change your mind about keyboard?

[350-Jason]

When I first got it last night, I didn't like the keyboard at all. Felt cheap, wasn't easy to type on. However, I have gotten used to it and can type fluently and quickly on it.

STILL FEELS CHEAP. I wish they would've put a more solid keyboard on it, like the EnV had. Something along those lines.

If you don't think it's cheap, look at it from the side at eye level...

[BigTex71]

I just kind of liked it at first. But now that I have gotten used to it, I like it better than my old BB Curve. (Maybe because I am a big guy and my fingers had a hard time hitting the right microscopic key on the Curve.)

[ahampton2k]

I like the keyboard. Seems to work well enough for me.

[ratchetjaw]

I liked it from the beginning. I like the on screen also. Better than the HTC even. Although i do wish it had the compact qwerty for portrait mode

[souljerr]

Took some getting use to but seems fine now.

[Donsell]

I'm coming from an HTC 6800 and it's as good if not better.

[Getaphixx]

I'll eventually get used to it... I like the D pad.. at night before you begin typing just hit the center pad and keys light up nicely!!!

[unkut]

Personally I love the keyboard, and NO camera problems either... as of yet anyways!

[Inundated]

I like the keyboard more now that I've played with it. Look, we're not banging out the Next Great Novel on these things, either hardware or software keyboard, but it works well enough for Facebook/Twitter, or even a short message I wrote here earlier.

[Inundated]

The biggest problem I have with the hardware keyboard probably can't be avoided.

The top row of keys is flush against the body of the screen, and if you've got fat thumbs, you have to be careful not to have your thumbs "pushed" down onto the next row.