🔤 MoKo Wireless Bluetooth Keyboard: Ultra-Thin Foldable Rechargeable Keyboard for iPhone, iPad, Fire HD 10 - Gray Review

Bought for the wife's Fire HD 10. Bluetooth is recognized immediately. The keyboard came loaded. It only lasted a few days and never had to be recharged. Wife loves the feel and really appreciates not having to use a software keyboard.

This keyboard is AWESOME OMG JUST BUY IT AND GET AMAZED. Edit: First off, this keyboard is amazing, super clicky, ergonomic, comfortable to the touch, compact. But it was removed and now my 2018 iPad Pro doesn't see the keyboard when I open it after being closed for more than a few hours, as if the keyboard is forgetting the iPad's Bluetooth signal. So I would have to turn the iPad off and on again after deleting the bluetooth profile. I've tried resetting the keyboard and charging the keyboard

What I liked: Super compact Folds pretty flat Magnetic closure is safe and secure from opening in the event of an accident Easy pairing Previously good battery Spring-loaded keys Full keyboard (no keyboard) Non-slip back Plug-in if open, off when folded Very portable What I didn't like The slippery keys - wish there was also a non-slip backing to cover the keys :P Another thing I don't particularly like but what makes it compact and portable is that it is level. I'm used to keyboards with a…

Excellent keyboard. The quality is surprisingly good. It's foldable, which is great, and I like the ergonomic layout of the buttons (when open). The quality of the buttons is excellent - each button is a scissor mechanism and each button gives a satisfying feedback when pressed. When the keyboard is open, it stays flat (by itself) on the table. The overall design is thin, with magnets keeping it closed. The size (folded in half) is good - fits in my Levi's back pocket. Bluetooth pairing worked…

I looked at several different iPad Mini 4 travel keyboards. Most had one or two buttons (usually the "y" button, which was smaller than the others, and a few different complaints from users. This one looked different. After opening the box, I was immediately struck by the solid feel of the keyboard when closed. The magnet holds it in place when it's closed and the exterior looks and feels very solid when it's closed. After opening the keyboard and establishing a bluetooth connection I'm…

Latest update: (husband speaks) This thing is awesome! Yes, it finally breathed its last after 2.5 years, but I used it to write a 140,000 word novel on my phone. I carried it in my pocket and wrote whenever I had a feeling. When today it wouldn't connect to my phone and all troubleshooting efforts failed, the first thing I did was trash another phone. This is necessary so that I can use the full functionality of my phone. Update: A year later, the phone finally gave way to my clumsy husband…

Two things bothered me about this keyboard: How can it be comfortable and still portable? I dared, I bought it, I wasn't disappointed at all! The keys feel like a regular keyboard to me and don't have the same feel as most tablet keyboards I've used which feel tiny and odd. The angle feels amazingly natural and really didn't take time to get used to. I can type on it just as fast as on a regular keyboard. The only downer is that the split keyboard takes some getting used to. Before I got used…

Liked: Super compact Folds fairly flat Magnetic snap is strong and safe from opening in the event of a fall Easy pairing Good battery for now Spring-loaded keys Full keyboard (no keyboard) Non-slip backing Tucks in when open , separates when folded Very portable What I didn't like The keys are slippery - I wish there was also a non-slip backing to cover the keys :P Another thing I don't particularly like but what makes it compact and portable does is that it is even. It's not a big deal, but I…

Please note that this review is for the new 9th Gen Fire HD 10 Tablet running OS 7.3.1.2. Like it a lot. I used such an ergonomic keyboard when doing software development. I've found that even though I can't type as fast, I can type more accurately. It's the same with this little gem. Despite being smaller, it behaves like a full-size keyboard. The keys are almost the same size and the action is exactly the same as my old Fujitsu and Dell laptops and IBM/Logitech keyboards. I have XXL 10' hands

These keyboards are identical except the iClever has a different coating on the inside and the coating extends to form a flexible lip on the outside edges, reducing the Keyboard looks bigger than what is actually there. The directions vary, but I wouldn't say one is better than the other. They have essentially the same wording and the sections have been rearranged. The driver is the same, but under one name iClever, and under the other - generic. I prefer Moko because it looks smaller (see…