Foldable Bluetooth Keyboard, Portable Wireless Folding Keyboard (BT5.1 x 3), Pocket-Sized & Ultra-Slim, USB-C Rechargeable for iOS, Android, Windows Mac OS Laptop Tablet Smartphone, Black

When traveling its difficult to take a lap top. This makes things so convenient and less weight and bulk in luggage. I had no issues using the keyboard.

Could lock in place better but i don't think any of them do that well

Awesome delivery

This keyboard gives a feel that is reminiscent of some of the cheaper laptop keyboards. The keyboard is very lightweight and folds up nicely, but the construction feels a bit cheap. So far, it is holding up but the hinge mechanism is not very strong. The Bluetooth easily picked up the keyboard and paired quickly with a number of different devices. The keys seem to be responsive, but nothing to really celebrate. Overall, no complaints on the function of this device, but perhaps a little overpriced for the build quality.

Fantastic build quality. Great battery life. A little bit finicky to pair (not bad but not painless). Works great. Easy recommendation for the price.

The media could not be loaded.  This keyboard works flawlessly. Most portable keyboards have a cheap breakable feel to them, but this little folding keyboard feels quite good. I am using it as we speak to type this review. I use it and like it as my business unit has a large edge to reach over that is further compounded by the touch pad area to get the proper position for the built-in keyboard. This feeling of reaching over everything is not a comfortable thing for me in the long run.That said above as to why this keyboard works for me. It should also be noted that it is almost the same exact size of a 13-15" laptop keyboard. I personally use a 17.4" unit so my keyboard is a bit bigger so most of the motions are exactly in reach, but it does take some getting used to and this will be the case with all keyboard changes. I find the biggest is just a natural muscle memory of I hit the backslash "\" key instead of backspace key when I am typing quickly. Another feature is this unit does have almost all your standard FUNCTION + keys that most portable units do like FN+ for volume control, home page, etc.If you forget to power, it off with the slider and fold it up it does save the battery for you. Some keys have different functions and even two so FN+SHIFT+X= xxxx. It will take you a minute to get used to it all if you are a power user but again this is going to be the case for any new keyboard.Includes a USB A-C Charging cable in the box, along with instructions. These explain the modes and function keys. Along with jumping between Android, IOS, and Windows modes too. It can constantly be paired with up to three devices at once and switch between them.Maybe future possible since it is USB-C. Maybe a software app to change key functionality. Thats a maybe and a suggestion to the maker.But over all this is a great alternative to all other options currently available on the market. The price point is very hard to beat given the options and feature of the unit too. Therefore, I HIGHLY recommend this unit to others.Don't be so impatient that things aren't where you expect them to be perfectly. It is a portable and made to be that portable and compact, but heavy in features. I guess if you want it perfect you could cut a laptop up in to pieces, write a bunch of code, get FCC registration, add a hinge and battery, and finally get it to all work. Then you could have exactly what you seek. But that has already been done. The maker of this unit went way above and beyond and thought it all out for you already. It simply just works but may take some small amount of patience to learn it as it is a powerhouse of features and build, the credit is definitely due on this unit, fantastic job in my book!Again, I HIGHLY recommend this unit to others.NOTE: ALL Operating System Windows (Microsoft) Function keys like Control+ "C" for copy will work regardless of the keyboard also having a same built-in function.

This is a nice little keyboard, with an emphasis on "little". I've been using it with my tablet whenever I have more typing than I'm willing to do on an onscreen keyboard. This pairs easily and the battery lasts pretty long on a charge. My only gripe is that the keyboard doesn't lock into its flat position. So, if i'm trying to type on my lap or a non-flat surface, it folds back up. If there was a way to lock it into position it would be a 5 star item.

Overall, I really like this keyboard. So many positives and just a few negatives. If you can live with the cons listed below - and I think most people can, it's a great mobile productivity device.Pros:* Portability: It fits in your back pocket!* Build quality: Considering how small it is, I think it's very sturdy. No, it's not bullet proof, but I would describe its durability as at least as good as other small keyboards. It provides an expected level of durability.* Features: Pairs with 3 bluetooth devices. LEDs indicate which one you're connected to. Easy shortcuts to switch and pair with devices. Full set of keys - nothing was sacrificed for space.* Key travel: Very comfortable. I'm used to a fullsize desktop keyboard with lots of travel. Despite this being a thin keyboard, it still provides nice key travel.* Letter keys all located correctly. I was able to type 85 words a minute with 97% accuracy after using this keyboard just a few times. (Notice that I specified LETTER keys. More on that in the CONS section.)* Nice folding mechanism. The two halves fold relative to eachother with a geared, dual hinge mechaism. There's a sliding cover on the outside to protect the device as well. It's well designed.* Great value for $32.99!CONS:* Number keys offset to the right relative to where other keyboards put them. When I want to type 1, I end up hitting the escape key. When I think I'm hitting 2, I hit 1. If my typing test had included numbers, I'm sure my accuracy would have been around 60%. If this is your everyday keyboard, I'm sure you can get used to this, but as a secondary keyboard, expect to make some mistakes with numbers. In my opinion, this is an acceptable tradeoff for all the benefits this keyboard provides. I can live with having to look at the keyboard when I type the occasional number...and the more I use this keyboard, the fewer mistakes I'll make. While I can't give this keyboard 5 star because of this issue, it's a really good keyboard and I'm really happy to have it.