Review on IClever Bluetooth Rechargeable Ergonomic Connection by Noe Spooner

I really like this keyboard and it's just what you need when you have more than one device that can use the bluetooth keyboard. It's such a handy little keyboard and the fact that it can remember three different devices is the best part. Function. I've used this on devices I've never used a keyboard on such as B. on my LG phone. I usually just type text on the screen like almost everyone does, but adding a keyboard opens up my phone to more than just texting. I can use the mobile version of Word to type entire documents if I want - something I would never dream of doing on a tiny onscreen keyboard. I'm not sure if this will replace my usual way of typing text messages. , but when I'm at my desk, text messaging on the keyboard looks enticing. I can type on this full-size keyboard about 20 times faster than any onscreen keyboard and certainly faster than almost anyone I've seen using just thumb typing. My iPad Pro too. Even if you think you're really fast with Swype or some other form of on-screen keyboard, it probably will be faster. I couldn't imagine typing a Word document on my phone, but now it's possible, as are emails longer than a few sentences. Well, I think I just justified *any* Bluetooth keyboard above, and that would be correct. But it's more than just keyboard functionality. Best of all, it can connect to up to three separate devices. At the moment it is connected to my phone, my iPad Pro and my Surface Pro 7. (The Surface Pro 7 has its own keyboard, and there's nothing wrong with that, but it's smaller in comparison and doesn't have a 10-button pad). Probably the only thing that could be an issue is the size. It's about the size of a standard keyboard, and maybe a bit big for a portable keyboard, but it fits easily in any laptop bag or backpack. There are other benefits I wanted to mention. The kit includes a silicone cover (see second photo) that fits over the keys to keep dust out and you can continue to use the keyboard without removing the cover if you wish. I personally leave it on all the time, otherwise it will get dusty over time. Another plus is that you can switch from one device to another in a jiffy. You can tap on your tablet and then switch to your phone to reply to a quick message by simply pressing the appropriate Bluetooth button, then switch back after you're done texting. Hooking it up is easy and the instructions are well written. It has an auto-sleep feature that turns the keyboard off (or possibly goes into a very low-power mode) if you don't press a key for a while, and you can turn it back on just by pressing a key. . But it also has a physical on/off button, so you can put it in your pocket and not worry about the keyboard being on all the time - kind of useful as an on-the-fly "airplane mode" for the keyboard itself. My Nitpick is that it has a micro USB for the charging socket. Most of my new devices have USB-C cables, so you'll need either an adapter or a separate cable. It doesn't matter, and it comes with a micro-USB cable for charging (but no power adapter). All buttons work well and they are all in the right place according to my fingers. It's also very light and holds a charge for a long time - I don't really know the full battery life as I haven't had to charge it yet. I actually got this because I wanted to use it on my iPad for office documents, but I'm really pleased with how well it works with my phone. Pros: - Includes skin-tight silicone keyboard/key protector case (see photo) - Stores 3 different devices - Auto power off - Long battery life - 10-key keyboard included - Perfect size for a standard keyboard - Very light - Built-in rechargeable battery - The easy swap from one device on the other hand having only one button can also be a disadvantage if your device does not have Bluetooth. some wireless keyboards) Overall, this is a great deal for a keyboard that can be used across three devices and is currently priced at a reasonable $30. Solid five stars.