Doohoeek Universal Bluetooth Mini Keyboard, Wireless Compact Keyboard with Orange Navigation Keys & Any-Angle Stand for Android/iOS/Windows, Dual-Device Keypad for Phones/Galaxy Z Fold/iPad mini

I got this for my phone. I am quicker on a keyboard than the phone . It is just bigger than my phone but easier to carry. I have used it with my iPad Pro and I was more than happy with it. The image does show the phone & iPad next to each other on the keyboard stand it might be meant for a mini tablet. However I had looked at the dimensions and as it was only for my phone I wasn’t disappointed. You can switch between using the phone & tablet.

It’s not very often I write a review however I had to for this item. The keyboard is basically exactly what is stated it is so cheap compared to the official iPad keyboard. I was travelling with Work and I used it with my iPad perfectly, the keyboard is a little small so it takes a bit of time to get used to the spacing, but it is fine when you want to travel light which is what I wanted. I’ve charged it once and used it for around 30 hours so far with no issues. I think the main issue I have is that it disconnect from Bluetooth after about 30 seconds of no use and it takes a seconds when you press any key to reconnect. Overall, I would recommend this product.

Be mindful that this keyboard is tiny, so if you have chunky sausage fingers, it may not be for you. If you pick one up, read the instructions on how to connect your devices. Dont be a lemon like me and chuck them out FYI- hold FN + 1/2 > connect bluetooth > pair Responsive, decent battery life, average stand, tiny form factor

I had high hopes for this but no end of connectivity issues and battery issues even though it had been charged for many many hours. It went flat within 30 minutes really disappointed connectivity is poor functionality is good and the keyboard size is perfect for the iPad mini. it looks great too, but it’s just unreliable And the battery life is useless.

Useful keyboard, easy to use, easy to connect up. Good value for money. Note. You cannot put a a modern, large tablet on the holder alongside the phone. It won't fit. We want a small keyboard after all. Never-the-less, that does not you connecting to both devices simultaneously.

No sure how you're supposed to type on this, I knew it'd be small but in practice, it's really small. Quality otherwise OK but returned.

A nice little keyboard. Smaller than the Logitech one I enjoyed, but it did not come with a stand for my device. This unit was not detectable, and the User guide - a side of page not really A5 in size had no troubleshooting. It did say how to connect and give an overview of the unit. Fortunately, the Amazon page had the troubleshooting solution. The only other reason I have not given this a full five stars is that I'm having to double tap the space bar to get a single space when using the unit. This is alien and not how I type, so (for me) is just wrong. However, it had only been with me for 30 minutes so far, and had potential to be really useful once I understand its idiosyncrasies.

You can be up and running, typing away in seconds with this item. It sits in my bag and once I decide to use its literally working in seconds - lasts a long time too between charges. The keyboard itself feels good quality and keys have a nice response when pressed. I’ve got big fingers but can type quite well on it.

Really good product, the typing feels nice and tactile, the keyboard is very light weight and compact , it paires easily with 2 devices and u can switch between instantly, it charges with usb C, and work with my ipad, my windows computer and my android phone. so no worries about compatibility. it have its own cover to protect it , and it works as a stand, very good product for the money!

Works very well but some key placements are quirky and require additional keys to be pressed Overall great portable handy keyboard to use for quick emails as Bluetooth connection works well for pairing

Vraiment excellent en tout point. Clavier agréable en français tout en étant très compact (taille d'un grand smartphone)

This is why I decided to buy the keyboard, and why I’m willing to try getting used to it: For me personally and in most circumstances I find myself in, a laptop of more than 10” is not portable enough. However, it does not seem possible to find a laptop of small size that also has a functional amount of battery life (at least 12 hours) with good processing power that does not cause the device’s small form to overheat, and which does not cost an unreasonable amount of money. Laptop keyboards get hot to the touch and distract from my work, and the fan noise can become physically painful and/or embarrassingly loud (usually at the library) depending on the laptop. For last several years as I continue to run into laptop issues, I have primarily written on the phone when not at home plugging the latest “affordable” laptop into the wall like a desktop because of poor battery life. I often write for many hours at a time and it makes my fingers really sore, despite trying to hold the phone in various ways. Unlike most small laptops, the phone can last for at least 12 hours or more of continuous writing, and that’s even with some brightness of the screen. A laptop would be better in terms of file transfers as i prefer to avoid using the cloud, and transferring all my files via email is a pain, but it’s still better than poor battery life. Continuing to use my phone without sore fingers is the goal. This particular keyboard is almost the same size as my phone, just a little longer, and it easily fits into a backpack, small bag, or purse. The ability to hold my phone up without needing a separate stand is very convenient. I chose a keyboard without backlights because I don’t usually need to see the keyboard as I type (although this little guy will take some learning first) and a backlight would just be a waste of battery life. The orange keys help to stay oriented in dimmer lighting without the backlights as well. This is the first little portable bluetooth keyboard I’ve tried so I don’t have any others to compare to. My first impression was that it felt crooked, off-center, lopsided. I’ve never used a keyboard where space is only meant to be used by the left hand. It was uncomfortable, but does feel better now that I’m starting to get more used to it. The spacebar is not centered to the hand positions. On this keyboard the right thumb rests on the ?/ key, instead of properly on the right side of the spacebar. This is how I learned that I orient myself not just on the textured F and J keys, but also by the edges of the spacebar. I also found out that I exclusively type spaces with my right thumb and I am still getting / between all my words even when trying to not use my right hand- its just so automatic for me. Now I know that I do this, and I don’t mind getting used to using my left hand for spaces, it’ll just take time. I didn’t exactly expect there to be such an intense learning curve. I’ve typed on many keyboards of various sizes before, even one less than 6 inches wide with no trouble. So I’m only giving it 4 stars. Not all of the keys type the symbols they’re labeled for. I have not taken all the time it would need to go through every possible key combination, but I can verify for sure issues with two keys while pairing to an iPhone. One is the ?/ key, which originally typed only + or /. Unfortunately ? is a highly necessary punctuation, and this issue would have rendered the keyboard unusable. However, I resolved this by going into settings, general, keyboard, and with the keyboard on and connected: keyboard hardware. I changed the top setting from automatic - U.S. to U.S. and this fixed it. I can now type ?. The other error I found so far is that the +=Del key was, and still is, only giving = and ≠. This might be a problem for someone using the keyboard with iPhone who needs both the + and the ?. The solution for ? did not resolve this other issue. Thankfully I personally have no need for math symbols. I do find it annoying that the delete key was chosen to have extra functions. Normally one should be able to use a functional key plus delete in order to delete entire words at a time. It’s not the end of the world to only be able to delete one letter at a time, but the design does reduce the functionality of this keyboard. The keys themselves are easy to press. They are not soft enough to type on your knee without it getting just a bit tippy, but to be fair most objects wider than a knee or thigh will tip with the smallest pressure. I recommend planning to use this on a table or similarly stable surface like a board or large book across the lap. The keys have some sound to them, and I’d name it medium-quiet. The cover is held on magnetically, which I like. The flap that allows the cover to remain vertical for holding devices seems to have an actual hinge embedded in the cover and can stay in various angles without falling or slipping. The space for placing devices holds my iphone with the bulk of its protective case and has a few mm to spare. The space looks to be approximately 1.4 cm wide. ******************************************** *Edit 2 weeks later* I am getting used to the keyboard. It’s still quite odd trying to figure out the logic of where they put things. I have discovered how to make both ÷ and +, so that is no longer an issue. Although I don’t actually need either symbol. Having to use Fn to get ‘ or “ is surprisingly more frustrating than I first thought it would be. When typing at speed, I have to stop typing after several attempts and backspaces to get my fingers figured out and usually have to look at what buttons I’m pushing. For some reason I just cannot get my hands to remember what to do on this keyboard for the ‘ and “. I honestly would not buy this again for my own personal use, as I write a lot, sometimes several hours a day if I can sneak it in wherever I am. I do plan to try a different keyboard here soon. There is just too much dialogue, and too many contractions and possessives in my writing to be having a hard time forming them correctly. This keyboard is better suited to someone who does not write dialogue and uses more formal language, such as for emails and paperwork. It’s been very nice to have, all the same, especially at the airport and on the plane. The keyboard connects well to my phone every time and with very little delay.

Bon clavier pour accompagner ma tablette tactile, bref bien