Donner Wireless Page Turner Pedal: 📱 Rechargeable, Silver - Perfect for Tablets and Phones Review

After using another brand of Blue Tooth Page Customizer for several years it stopped working. I bought the Donner as the reviews were quite favorable and the price was right. This works very well. I'm a pianist and I use it with the forScore app on my iPad. What I like most is the toggle that limits page turning to a single tap. My old pedal, if I hadn't released it right away, would have turned more than a page. It's not good if that happens during a performance. I also love the 50 hour…

I've only been using this for a very short time but so far I'm very impressed. They have the look and feel of a competitor brand with no exposed cables. The indicators and buttons have various functions that can be a bit odd (like keyboard mode), but I really just wanted them to turn pages. Works fantastic with forScore, but I can't speak to any other apps (the manual claims support for forScore, OnSong, MusicStand, NextPage, Musicreader4, DD GigBook, Teleprompt +3, Paperless Music, and…

I've had it for a week now and only used it at one gig but so far it's fantastic. I use this with an iPad Pro and the music app foreScore. Before buying this pedal I bought an Airturn BT-105 and before that an Airturn Pageflip Butterfly. They all worked fine. The page flip was too weak, but the BT-105 has served me well for at least 2 years. Eventually, however, the BT-105 stopped working, so it was time to buy a new one. That's when I came across the Donner pedal. It was almost half the price…

Mine also arrived with the center module hanging from flimsy wires but everything seems to work when I snap the center component in place. I am using a Mac. So if a Mac app is specifically programmed to receive the standard PageUp/PageDown event codes, as opposed to the standard fn up/down arrow for PageUp/Down, the app will just sit there while you happily press the pedal (SongBook for Mac does not work with the Donner pedal). It would be great if Donner let you program Pg/Up Pg/Dn for Mac…

I've had this pedal for a few weeks now and am very disappointed! The pedal dies out too often during my workout and I certainly wouldn't rely on it in a real performance. I've also had issues where the pedal wouldn't connect to my iPad after powering it on, requiring me to reset the pedal and then pair again. Reliability is a real issue. I also don't like the ergonomics of the pedal. I often put my foot on the pedal after turning a page, but find it too tiring when I have to step back on the…

I've had this pedal for a few weeks and am very disappointed with it! The pedal dies out too often during my workout and I certainly wouldn't rely on it in a real performance. I've also had issues where the pedal wouldn't connect to my iPad after powering it on, requiring me to reset the pedal and then pair again. Reliability is a real issue. I also don't like the ergonomics of the pedal. I often put my foot on the pedal after turning a page, but find it too tiring when I have to step back on…

Mine also came with the center module hanging on flimsy wires but everything seems to work when I snap the center component in place. I am using a Mac. So if the Mac app is specifically programmed to receive the standard PageUp/PageDown event codes, as opposed to the Mac's standard fn up/down arrow for PageUp/Down, the app just sits there while you are happy Press the pedal (SongBook for Mac does not work with the Donner pedal). It would be great if Donner let you program Pg/Up Pg/Dn for Mac…

After several years of using another brand of Blue Tooth tuners, it stopped working. I bought the Donner as the reviews were pretty favorable and the price was right. This works very well. I'm a pianist and I use it with the forScore app on my iPad. What I like most is the toggle that limits page turning to a single tap. My old pedal, if I hadn't released it right away, would have turned more than a page. It's not good if that happens during a performance. I also love the 50 hour battery life…