Review on 👉 MoKo Universal Foldable Keyboard - Ultra-Thin Wireless Keyboard for iPad 10.2/9.7, iPad Air 4, iPhone 12 and More - Portable, Compatible with iOS, Android, Windows Tablets by Chris Shepherd

Extremely comfortable and light keyboard. One of the indicators shows how much battery power is left (depending on the number of flashes). I switched to this keyboard from a Galaxy Note 8.0 tablet for taking handwritten notes in meetings because I often found that I couldn't decipher my own handwriting and ended up typing faster. And I couldn't be happier. I wouldn't put it in my pants pocket because each of the two panels is rigid (as it should be) and I'm afraid if I put it in my back pocket and sat down it might break. When folded, it looks like a large wallet, and when folded, it's about as thick as a regular wallet, if not thinner. But don't be tempted to put it in your pocket! The noise emitted when the keys are pressed corresponds roughly to that of a typical laptop, so it is relatively quiet. I've only used it one day so far so I don't know how long a single charge really lasts, but it's rated for 40 hours of use. Continuous use, that is, with my usual meeting schedule (which isn't that much), I should have enough for at least a few months. feels better as the keys are split into two sets at an angle, meaning your hands and wrists are in a more natural position when typing. And it's at least 50% cheaper than Microsoft.