Bluetooth Keyboard Geyes Foldable Smartphones Review

I have the silver/aluminium colored version. I've used many different Bluetooth portable keyboards and you'll always cut corners if they're less than full size, so you really shouldn't "compete" with these products. What I like: - Small, long and thin folded form factor (and it comes with a cloth drawstring pouch) - Multi-OS compatibility (in my case with IOS) - Mini-USB charging cable (not micro-USB) (less probably to damage the port) - Function keys for brightness, volume, home screen, etc. -

I still have two old small Bluetooth keyboards. I got this for the design because it looked like it was more than plastic. Fast excellent delivery. Tried with an old, obsolete Tracfone that still works over WiFi. Great keyboard. It folds open like a foldable children's book. I fully charged it. Then I connected my old Tracfone ZTE Majesty Pro 8GB phone to Bluetooth, placed it on the built in Edge=Stand stand and Fn-C command and it connected straight away. Worked great as a mini keyboard…

I like this keyboard. Considering its form factor, it's quite large when unfolded. The dash is placed oddly like a function key, but other than that I don't have major issues with its placement or key size and travel. But one day I pulled it out of its case and it slipped out of my hands while sitting at my desk. It's okay, he fell from a height of 2-3 feet onto the carpet on the floor and literally turned to metal. However, the impact broke the hinge on the keyboard, which is necessary for the

I bought two of these keyboards based on the very positive reviews I read. That was a big mistake. I've tried about a dozen Bluetooth keyboards (trying to find a good portable keyboard has apparently become my expensive hobby). The AZ key layout was very good - better than most compact keyboards I've tried. Although the keys were very narrow. I typically type at 80-100 words per minute. With this crowded keyboard, I was able to type the AZ keys at 60-70 words per minute. If it stopped there I…

I am writing this review with this keyboard. Being designed for a portable keyboard, it's a little cramped so it may take a while to get used to it, but the layout isn't too bad, almost the same as a regular keyboard, except for the +-= _ symbols. And the feeling of pressing the keyboard is pretty good. As described, it is possible to connect to two devices at the same time. I use IOS system to switch between iPad Pro and iPhone XR. It's no problem to switch between them, it's pretty quick and…

Overall I really like this keyboard! It fits in most of my bags, it's quite heavy and I think it's solid, and the keys respond just like any other Bluetooth keyboard (I've used tons). I hate the onscreen keyboard, mostly because I use the zoom (and because I'm typing blind and never look at the keys, so the hunting and pecking is super inefficient and super annoying lol). While phones are technically computers now, this was what I needed to make my iPhone feel more like a *real* computer. :) On