Foldable Bluetooth Keyboard, Portable Full Size Folding Keyboard with Large Touchpad, Numeric Keypad, PU Leather, Wireless TravelKeyboard for Windows Android Mac(Sync up to 3 Devices)

This is an awesome deal and perfect for my needs. It has a great battery life and range, and the most convenient feature is that it switches devices quickly. It is compact when folded and large enough for practical use when you open it up.

Everyone can use this. Ability to work with Android and Apple, cells and tabs. Three device ( my cell, my small tab, and my large tab) capabilities for yourself and/or family and/or business. It isn't the size of a 1981 IBM PC1 KEYBOARD ( NOT portable, bulky, only folds if it is BROKEN🙃); but this keyboard is portable, full size, and a quad-fold perfect fit for all your needs, purse, briefcase, jacket pocket, or auto glove compartment. The keyboard has a good weight to it. You can feel the quality with every stoke of a key. You'll feel the sturdiness when folding and unfolding this piece. Everyone needs this (I changed my intro).

I bought this keyboard for travel, as I have a portable monitor and wanted something rather than having to type on the laptop. I also wanted a full keyboard, with numeric keys and this checks the box. Pros: Full keyboard with caveat, numeric pad is a big bonus, along with trackpad The battery life is good Bluetooth connectivity is a breeze, also shifting between devices worked like a charm Feel of the keys and the pressing of the keys is good, its almost the same as my laptop, though the keyboard tends to give double characters many a time The placemet of the keys could have been better, especcially Windows key Con: Keyboard is way small, the spacing of keys is bad, some keys are made smaller Split spacebar is a waste, as the Windows key is taken to the right of the spacebar, I'd seriously loved to have the Windows key positioned instead of the smaller space bar which I hardly use. The Trackpad location is bad, the mouse pointer tends to move, though the wrist placement on the pad can jump the mouse around Keys - apart from being small, they many a time don't type the letter or the letter is entered twice. I have to use back-space many times to delete the extra letters. No backlight - though it's not a deal breaker, backlight would have helped to mitigate the smaller keys layout Use of Fn and Shift key - pressing Esc on this keyboard is pain, its Fn + Shift + Esc. and it combines itself with the ~ and ` key. The keys are multiplied with Fn key for Home and End and also the function keys. For eg. for pressing F1 it's going to be FN+F1 Trackpad - its decent and responsive, click can be only o the bottom buttons, not on the mouse pad, which means shortcuts like double tap etc wont work, bang the mouse button instead. The trackpad motion is reversed to what I like, with no option to reverse it. The multiple keys typing in a big annoyance.

OK, it's a small folding keyboard with touch pad. But when you unfold it, it becomes a usable keyboard, much more so than other so-called 'mini' keyboards I've tried. I have large hands and am a technical writer, so I type a lot. I don't have any problems using this guy. Although once removed from a 'chiclet' keyboard, it does offer some slight tactile feedback, so that's a help. You won't win any speed-typing competitions, but once you get used to it, it's very workable. The biggest problem I had was figuring out how to turn it on (there's a small switch). And I really like the fact that I can pair it with up to three different devices. BTW, the 'manual' is a multi-fold in 4 point. You'll need a microscope to read it. Unfolded, it lays out like a small-ish keyboard; easy enough to use. And the touch pad doesn't really get in the way as much as I thought it would (although I do think it would have made more sense to locate the touch pad over the keys, rather than beneath them). Overall, it feels well made, lays out nicely, offers several convenient features, and folds up compactly for travel. We'll see how long it lasts, but in the meantime, highly recommended.

This thing is AWESOME! I can use it on the TV, laptop, desktop... haven't tried it on the Android... yet. Easy to set up and actually very easy to use, considering the compact size.

If you want a foldable keyboard with a good-quality trackpad that would work for light, simple productivity tasks, you’ve found one. This IS a good product, but I have a few nitpicks for any use cases aside from general websurfing and MAYBE some office tasks. 1.) The trackpad is NOT usable while any keys are pressed. I know why this is the case, since the trackpad isn’t removable from the keyboard, but I would’ve preferred some kind of palm-rejection on the trackpad rather than outright deactivation when keys are being pressed. This makes playing games where moving and clicking at the same time impossible. 2.) The keys are not evenly sized or spaced. Again, the reason is clear: it’s foldable, it’s compact, and concessions have to be made to make the whole keyboard fit. That said, the size of the keys along the hinges AND the size of the backspace key in particular are downright unusable for any long-term use, in my opinion. It’s wayyy too easy to reach for a key and end up just tapping one of the hinges or the wrong key entirely. All in all, I like the product and will continue to use it; I just think it’s clear there were some concessions made for the sake of cost-cutting that honestly would’ve been much better off being left in for a few more bucks.

Works great. I travel for work and use my tablet and this keyboard makes working on my tablet much easier.

NOT FULL SIZE. NOT FULL SIZED AT ALL. All the keys arent even same size- the keys on the edge of the fold are about 3/4 the size of the other keys (that btw are also not full size). The keypad is also on the bottom, and cannot be moved when you dont want to use it. It doesnt stay connected, you have to tap once to wake it, then tap again to control the cursor. Overall, not a very useful device. Its going back.