Qulose Bluetooth Wireless Keyboard, Mini Keyboard Rechargeable USB-C with Media Hotkeys, Ultra Slim Ergonomic, Compatible with Apple macOS/iOS/Windows/Android, UK Layout Compact-Black

I purchased this keyboard to test the water of using my iPad with a keyboard before committing to one of the expensive keyboard/trackpad combos from either Logitech or Apple themselves.I’m not sure I’ll need to bother now, I’m extremely happy with this one!I can’t review this from a standpoint of using the keyboard with Windows, Android or MacOS. I am purely using this with iPad OS.The pairing process was painless, I simply plugged the keyboard in to charge (This took around an hour before the LED indicated it was full), turned the keyboard on with the switch on the under side, went into Bluetooth settings on the iPad and paired it. Following connections have been seamless.The keyboard comes with an instruction leaflet to switch input modes (iOS: CTRL + Space, Windows: Start + Space, Android: Shift + Space). The keyboard doesn’t give any feedback when pressing these combinations doesn’t give any feedback but remaps the OS specific keys. CMD and option are in the correct places, and I can use all of the shortcuts I’ve become accustomed to in MacOS.There are a row of F keys at the top which are primarily for the shortcuts the images show, I was very impressed that every single one worked flawlessly on the iPad. Brightness, search, screenshot, display/hide on screen keyboard, media controls and the lock button all work without any configuration!The physical construction of the keyboard is very impressive too, especially at the price point. Whilst being very light and portable, the keyboard layout is excellent. The keys are spaced better than that on my 16” Thinkbook, and the typing experience is fairly decent. I’m generally not a fan of typing on low travel keys but I’d quite happily and comfortably type for a long period of time on this. The keys provide a tactile experience and have good feedback, they do produce a little bit of noise but it’s not clattery or unpleasant.There is no adjustable tilt level on this keyboard, but I’ve not found that to be an issue. The keyboard is slightly raised at an angle anyway, raised by a bump which I assume is the internal battery. It has rubber feet on all 4 corners so it grips to a surface nicely.The only con which I can think of is that your only connectivity option with this is Bluetooth. You cannot use the USB-C port (Great that it’s not Micro USB!) for typing, this port is only a charge port, there is also no 2.4Ghz option, so if you do not have Bluetooth on a device, this keyboard cannot be used for it.Not an issue for me, and probably won’t be for many people but worth mentioning!Highly recommended buy!

I just picked up a second Qulose keyboard (for my desktop, the first lives with my tablet for remote working) because I was so impressed with the typing experience. I have a mechanical Bluetooth gaming keyboard, which is lovely but the keys are a little small and the RGB eats its battery life. Since I do a *lot* of writing, I wanted something of a similar overall size but less cramped for day-to-day use.I have no idea HOW, but the Qulose manages to pack most of a full-size keyboard layout into the same footprint as my Thor gaming keyboard. This includes dedicated F keys and even individual cursor keys instead of needing to access these via an additional Function key combo. If I have one tiny complaint it's that Left Control is one key in, rather than being bottom left, which just took a bit of getting used to for things like copy and paste. Not a dealbreaker and certainly not enough to knock a point off for.Pairing was an absolute doddle, helped by it identifying itself by name instead of a product code (which can be an adventure if you have neighbours close enough with open BT devices). It goes to sleep after 30 minutes but has reconnected instantly as soon as you tap a key.The typing experience is akin to a laptop keyboard, and the keys feel positive, without the longer track of a mechanical set. Bonus, it's a LOT quieter than a mechanical keyboard, perfect if you're on comms with someone and don't want to have to keep muting your mic.Aesthetically, the keyboard is quite smart and looks more expensive than it is. It has a full spread of multimedia keys, which is useful and welcome, especially when using it with a tablet. There's no backlight, but I've found even the black version doesn't need it, and the white certainly doesn't, even in poor lighting. The rake is low-ish, but fine, and if you need it higher, a tablet stand gives a good angle.Overall it's tiny, light, has a ludicrously long battery life and is a pleasure to type on. I've even used it for some gaming, which has been nicely responsive. With no additional dongle needed, unlike most wireless keyboards, it's convenient too.

This keyboard is pretty decent for the price. I have a Macbook, it works fine connecting to it, never had any issues. The battery life on is good, lasts ages, and I use it every day. It's comfortable to type on, took a bit of getting used to as the @ is elsewhere. I have recently started getting quite annoyed with it and had to put it to one side because everytime I used the @ sign, if typed too quickly it would also add an apostrophe too, as it's on the same key. Not sure if that's just a fault on my keyboard. Something that started off as a bit of quirk on the keyboard has now turned into an annoyance.

I have been using this keyboard everyday since I got it, and the quality of the keyboard is very impressive. The setting up of the keyboard was very easy and stays connected to my laptop everytime I turn it on. The keyboard has a sleek, minimal design that fits well in any workspace. The battery life is also impressive, haven't had to charge it at all so far. Overall, I'd recommend it for anyone looking for a portable keyboard or a compact one for their desk like me.

I like that this keyboard uses usb c, and has all the MacOS commands. The size is very reasonable, not too big or small. Every function works great. Very sleek