mini review on minuum after 1 day of using:
first off... to me.. i think its not a keyboard for noob to be able to master it by just 5-10 mins of using.. it needs practices to get away from the habit of qwerty keyboard..
pros:
- its really minimalistic.. so u can still view a huge chunk of ur message while u are typing.. compared to normal qwerty (lol the obvious)..
- it looks pretty cool.. probably ppl will not know how have you typed out your word.. and give you some wow factor..

- you can adjust the size of the keyboard slightly to your comfort..
- it learn new words as you type (like any other keyboard)...
- it has gesture that allow you to backspace, space, enter, voice, i think this is similar to swiftkey.. i didnt use much swiftkey before.. this is what i remembered.. (purchased but not using.. haha)
so the main factor is it looks cooler and save you space to view the long winded msg u are replying to..
cons:
- especially for us (my own assumption) that always use rojak language in our msg... e.g yalo, liao, meh, omg .etc
you need to let it learn slowly all the regular words that you use then only it allows you to type as fast..
- and to type in your own word.. u need to slowly drag left n right to choose the correct letter..
- i don't see any option to view own dictionary hence I am not able to edit words that I accidentally added..
- adding your own word isn't like swype and android keyboard..
- the import dictionary/contacts menu did not ask you to reconfirm if you would like to import.. but touching it will straight start the import process..
i will continue to use and see if i will stick with it for its coolness or will switch back to kitkat keyboard which i liked coming from swype..
Have you tried swiftkey? perfect for rojak language since can swipe both english and malay words together