Ultra-Slim Rechargeable Bluetooth Keyboard Portable Wireless Keyboard for iPad A16 11th 10th Generation, iPad Pro iPad Air iPad mini iPhone, Android Samsung Galaxy Tablet Smartphone Cell Phone (Pink)

The media could not be loaded. So far I really like this mini keyboard. It’s exactly what I’m looking for. Connecting it to my iPad was simple and straightforward - I had no issues. While typing I do not notice any lag. As others have said, there is some flex when you type on it - but it is just a little thing. I’m not planning on transporting it anywhere so I am not too worried about the durability. I do wish it had some sort of slip resistant pads on the bottom in the corners as it does like to slide around a bit. The keys are easy to press, due to its small size I notice that if I type too fast I hit the wrong key on occasion, this doesn’t bother me much. The sound the keys make is pleasant and not too loud. I like the color a lot. I have not had to charge it yet, so I cannot speak on the battery life - but it does have an auto sleep function, if you stop typing for a while it will go into sleep mode to preserve battery. I just press the spacebar to wake it. As of right now I would definitely recommend this product if you are looking for a small Bluetooth keyboard!

Connected easily with my Apple tablet. Is magnetic so stays with my case. It is nice and easy to type. Overall happy with this purchase.

No problems with the product whatsoever; it holds a decent charge, connects to my devices immediately -- hassle-free -- and works as promised, with no noticeable keystroke delay. My only complaint is that it is very thin and flimsy; susceptible to being bent (and potentially broken) very easily, even just in a backpack. However, it is an inexpensive product, so this is also somewhat understandable. The only other gripe I had (and later found to be the case with many BT keyboards) is that the keyboard lays flat on the surface, making for a somewhat awkward cramped, almost claw-like typing angle.Overall, good and inexpensive product that does exactly what it is supposed to. I think for the short term, this is a great, lightweight and portable solution. However, you intend to use your keyboard every day as part of a daily/constant use, or desktop setup, I would personally advise investing a beefier, thicker and more durable keyboard that costs a few more bucks. I ended up purchasing another board for myself at about double the price (an iClever) that I like *alot* better and now use daily

Easy to Connect to my iPad and makes everything easier!

You pays your money, you takes your chances. This cheap keyboard lasted 6 weeks until it stopped working correctly. I knew I should have purchased something better to begin with. Don’t repeat my mistake.

Combined with an iPad, and case ( I also use a wireless mouse) it is everything you need. I believe this setup, along with a good flash drive support bank. Is the future of the computer. Just as it has evolved from floppy disks. I actually enjoy using it over a full sized keyboard. Value of the price, is an excellent match. The keys have a feather lite response, and special keys are clearly visible. Just follow the instructions and setup is a breeze. In fact it almost set itself up. I bought two, grandkids and myself. These are actually a second and third units I have purchased. The first older model had a charging port damage, and could not be charged. How ever it is still working perfect. Just shows how great the design, and quality these units have. Plus new units are even better in many ways. Not only do I endorse them. I will be buying a unit for each of my family members.

This is the 3rd wireless keyboard I have bought in the past 5 years. I use them daily for work. The first one was ~$25 and its battery went bad at about 1 year (after the warrantee expired). I tried buying a slight nicer one next AND got the extended warrantee. Thank God, because its battery also went bad shortly after the 1 year mark. Figuring that I would have to replace the next one after a year, I tried going in the other direction and bought a cheaper one, this one.However, I definitely got what I paid for. Here are its issues:- has to be recharged every 3-4 days (others held a charge for a month at a time)- has issues with randomly not registering a keystroke (missed letters)- repeated keystrokes (13 "a" in a row despite it being a hit only once)- consistently types a double semi-colon no matter how fast or careful I am- takes a while to "wake up" from sleep mode. We are only talking 5-6 keystrokes to get a response, but my others woke up after just 1 or 2- Very small. I suppose great for on the go, but I'd rather have a full size keyboardI do not recommend. Spend the money and get a nicer quality product so that you don't have to waste time correcting the typos that it creates.

I just received this little keyboard and my first thought was that it was a joke. It only weighs 6.5 ounces and is as thin as a piece of cardboard. It measures 9 3/4" wide by 6" deep.So I got my tablet and proceeded to connect it. I opened my settings and went to Bluetooth. Then I pressed the "connect" button on the keyboard. There was nothing for about 20 seconds then "Bluetooth Keyboard" appeared on the list. I clicked on that and it connected instantly. Then I opened a document page and began to type. Every letter appeared on the tablet just as it should.As for the future of this device, only time will tell. But I can say that if you treat it roughly it will be destroyed because it is so thin and light. I am thinking of affixing it to a more rigid piece to keep it from getting bent. Or find a tablet case it will fit in.