👉 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 Review

Excellent Portable Keyboard. You don't have to adjust your input like others do. All keys are present. It's thin, easy to adjust, and works well. I would deduct 1/4 star if I could as I don't like the slightly diagonal V shape although I'm sure some will find it ergonomic. A tiny compromise compared to other horrible versions I've seen, like the I-Clever, which have the buttons placed in ill-considered places and sometimes don't work. If you need a portable keyboard, buy this one.

The feeling when I press the keys is so smooth and the response is quick. I can easily carry it in my jeans pocket due to its size and weight (it's VERY light) and the key size is almost the size of my Macbook Air. It took me a while to get used to the keyboard layout due to its unique angle. After some practice with short texting to my family and friends, I got the hang of it and this little thing has become an essential gadget for my iPhone.

A totally reliable and well thought-out keyboard. Not only is the keyboard designed for those of us who don't have tiny baby hands, but the keys are nice and clicky for the tactile response we manly men love. There are no spineless soft rubber buttons from internet cafes. Turns off when closed. and the battery lasts forever. Three weeks of use with the charge inside. 10/10 Recommended.

I travel a lot and work on the go. One day I decided to leave my laptop while I was going on vacation. And then I got an email and I had to get something fast. I am at the airport. All I have is my phone. I have a document to edit - actually too much work for a phone. I went to every electronics store in the airport and couldn't find a bluetooth travel keyboard. I carefully pulled out this document with my phone, but it was awful. Have it and don't leave home without it. Charges fast, works…

This foldable keyboard feels very comfortable. It closes securely with magnets and turns on and off as you open and close (no switches)! Once I synced it to my phone, it connects/disconnects on open/close with no issues. I bought it to use with my Samsung Galaxy S9+ in DeX mode and it's perfect for that. The phone's screen turns into a touchpad, so you don't need to buy a separate mouse, and I still haven't found any keyboards with a built-in touchpad on the left (I'm left-handed), so it turned

I have several Android phones and tablets and I have a rare case where I need to type a lot, e.g. B. ssh' to a remote server or whatever, and this keyboard would be great for those times. I had another full-size 3/4 keyboard that my wife got from her old iPad, which I used occasionally, but while some of the keys worked on Android, this one has a lot of keyboard shortcuts that work for Android. It will take time to remember them, but they are all there. That doesn't mean Android is perfect with

I'm typing. This rating p. keyboard now. in. The product itself is a great concept, but it seems to lag when I'm typing, but keystrokes don't. Most correctly registered. time when I'm typing slower, about 30 words per second. A minute then there's a keyboard. Can keep up. Or don't duplicate. The same number of keystrokes, but if. I had to type faster than Say. 60 wpm or faster, it either jumps. Keystrokes or duplication of individual keystrokes. I was hoping to get the product. Doesn't look…

Small ergonomic keyboards are hard to come by. I use an iPad at work, but typing on the iPad screen is too crowded, and a separate keyboard that lays flat in front of the screen is better suited to male hands. This keyboard is the right idea. The keys are like chickens, twice as thin and responsive. It takes practice to get used to the spacebar being two inches apart so it can be used with either hand. It is very nice how the board folds into a rectangle and turns off. When in use, it resembles

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…

I've been using this thing for quite a while and have used it in harsh environments - it worked great! Battery life is excellent, the flexible hinge is more secure than a mechanical hinge (I know I've broken other keyboards with mechanical hinges, but this thing held up really well!), and the ergonomic tilt is really easy on my wrist. Portability is very good; It fits easily in a pocket or bag. The magnetic closure keeps it closed until you want to use it, after which it opens easily. I have a…

Exactly what I was looking for! The perfect combination! Nice, light and compact keyboard whose angle is almost the same as my Microsoft Natural keyboard. I'm an IT professional and I generally find the iPad's built-in software keyboard to be useful for many of the tasks I do on iPad. The built-in keyboard doesn't work as well as the terminal emulation when you're remotely accessing a computer/server and want to see as much of the screen as possible. This keyboard fills that gap perfectly…