I&#x27;ve been using this keyboard on and off for a few months and overall really enjoy it, but is not without its downsides.<p>Pros: Glide is really well done if you like it. I&#x27;m not a glide person (and haven&#x27;t taken the time to get used to it), so it&#x27;s nice you can disable it if you&#x27;d like.  Emoji auto-suggest is pretty fun, I&#x27;ve been tempted to use it in emails but avoided it for now. :)  The dictionary it populates from  your commonly used words is fairly aggressive (which I like), so it picks up on unique words quickly (and it is easy to clear&#x2F;reset this list at any time).  Being able to send people animates gifs with ease over txt message or whatever service is pretty fun. Overall it&#x27;s pretty easy to type on, just takes a little getting used to compared to the default iOS keyboard (finger detection differs slightly), but I&#x27;m able to type just as fast on it.<p>Cons: Most of my issues are really due to the API limitations Apple has in place.  This keyboard is disabled on password fields (as are all 3rd party keyboards).  There is no voice dictation (siri or Google&#x27;s).  You have to paste in images from the search (the keyboard can&#x27;t auto-insert images for you, but text only search results can be auto-pasted with &quot;share&quot;).   Landscape mode on an iPhone 6s takes up lots of screen real estate.<p><i>The opinions stated here are my own, not necessarily those of Google.</i>