Review on Donner Wireless Page Turner Pedal: Ultimate Tablet and Phone Foot Pedal, Rechargeable and Sleek in Black by Mario Beaklini

I'm pairing this with a Samsung Galaxy Tab A and a free version of Adobe Acrobat for reading PDFs. play classical/orchestral drums. I use it at least for an hour every weekday. It has all the features I need, some features I haven't used but could have, and only minor flaws. I recommend it to every musician. The battery seems to last forever; I can't remember the last time I loaded it. If you charge it fully before a performance, you don't have to worry. For me, Bluetooth connects quickly and stays connected. It stays on and connected for a while, maybe 15 minutes, before ending inactivity. Even at a distance of 6-7 feet, it works great. -- It stays in place on hard floors and carpets. -- No clicking on page turning/scrolling, which was important to me. The things I would change are very minor. - The little green light that shows the device is on and plugged in blinks during normal use and is a little distracting in professional settings. I sealed it with tape but it would be nice if it just stayed on all the time. The scroll function can work a little faster if you keep your foot on the pedal. I'd love to be able to slow down the scrolling speed, but pressing the pedal quickly isn't too awkward. This does not work with all applications. I had to scour the app store to find an app that works with the page turner AND can read, organize, and annotate PDFs. After setting it up and figuring it out, this page turner hasn't let me down for the past year. While my other devices can be slow or buggy, I feel like I can rely on them to get the job done.