Foldable Keyboard with Magnetic Stand Aluminum Mini Keys Quiet Bluetooth Folding Keyboard Portable Lightweight Travel Keyboard Rechargeable Pocket Portable Keyboard for All Tablet Phones (Sliver)

JF

Note in the photo this is the smallest keyboard pictured next to a 10¡± kindle for size comparison. This is a very very compact little keyboard. Yes it is a bit of a challenge to type on, but it is WAY easier than trying to type right on the screen of your tablet for anything more than short messages.Comes with a standard usbc charging cable and charged right up. Flipped the power switch on and my iPad found it quickly and it just worked. The keys are quiet but have a nice keypress feel.Definitely recommend for an easy quick and compact keyboard.

JF

Note in the photo this is the smallest keyboard pictured next to a 10¡± kindle for size comparison. This is a very very compact little keyboard. Yes it is a bit of a challenge to type on, but it is WAY easier than trying to type right on the screen of your tablet for anything more than short messages.Comes with a standard usbc charging cable and charged right up. Flipped the power switch on and my iPad found it quickly and it just worked. The keys are quiet but have a nice keypress feel.Definitely recommend for an easy quick and compact keyboard.

Shaya67

I am so excited to get this little keyboard! Once I connected to Bluetooth on my phone and opened my MS Word app on my phone I could pick right up where I left off from my laptop! I¡¯m a senior starting college, and I don¡¯t mean high school senior, but an old lady senior¡­.so I can carry this with me if I have an appointment and need to work on school while waiting, when carrying a laptop would not be doable.The outer part is metal (like a brushed nickel to be exact) with plastic keys . It is very handy to have the stand to place my phone. And it folds up neatly to fit right into my purse!The only negative is the keyboard is pretty small so if you have big hands/fingers, it may be a challenge. I have average size for a woman and it is a bit of a challenge but I think it just takes time to get used to the size.My son who was in the other side of the room from me and my phone, typed messages to me just to see if it worked and it did! It works on any app on your phone. I just posted on facebook and sent a DM and worked perfectly. I am typing this review using the B.O.W. Keyboard. I think it very handy and is easy to use (if you have smaller hands). I recommend!

Shaya67

I am so excited to get this little keyboard! Once I connected to Bluetooth on my phone and opened my MS Word app on my phone I could pick right up where I left off from my laptop! I¡¯m a senior starting college, and I don¡¯t mean high school senior, but an old lady senior¡­.so I can carry this with me if I have an appointment and need to work on school while waiting, when carrying a laptop would not be doable.The outer part is metal (like a brushed nickel to be exact) with plastic keys . It is very handy to have the stand to place my phone. And it folds up neatly to fit right into my purse!The only negative is the keyboard is pretty small so if you have big hands/fingers, it may be a challenge. I have average size for a woman and it is a bit of a challenge but I think it just takes time to get used to the size.My son who was in the other side of the room from me and my phone, typed messages to me just to see if it worked and it did! It works on any app on your phone. I just posted on facebook and sent a DM and worked perfectly. I am typing this review using the B.O.W. Keyboard. I think it very handy and is easy to use (if you have smaller hands). I recommend!

Shaya67

I am so excited to get this little keyboard! Once I connected to Bluetooth on my phone and opened my MS Word app on my phone I could pick right up where I left off from my laptop! I¡¯m a senior starting college, and I don¡¯t mean high school senior, but an old lady senior¡­.so I can carry this with me if I have an appointment and need to work on school while waiting, when carrying a laptop would not be doable.The outer part is metal (like a brushed nickel to be exact) with plastic keys . It is very handy to have the stand to place my phone. And it folds up neatly to fit right into my purse!The only negative is the keyboard is pretty small so if you have big hands/fingers, it may be a challenge. I have average size for a woman and it is a bit of a challenge but I think it just takes time to get used to the size.My son who was in the other side of the room from me and my phone, typed messages to me just to see if it worked and it did! It works on any app on your phone. I just posted on facebook and sent a DM and worked perfectly. I am typing this review using the B.O.W. Keyboard. I think it very handy and is easy to use (if you have smaller hands). I recommend!

OneBusyMom

Connected the second I turned it on! It comes partly charged so you can test it out immediately and my phone found it straight away under the B.O.W. link they said would display.The keyboard itself comes in a nice, velvety carry case.The keyboard is a nice quality, heavy enough to feel good, but not too heavy to be a problem. It folds in two, unfolds easily and has two arms which are magnetized to the side, but pull out to support your phone, ipad etc.As they mentioned, the keyboard is, of course, small, so if you, like me, touch type, it takes a moment to get used to the smaller keys but everything works as it shouldMy only problem was, as I typed out a practice email, trying to get back to the first address line. I couldn't work out how to do that with the keys, I literally resorted to touching the screen. No big problem at all, but that's just something I tried that didn't work.Everything else worked just as expected. I was able to type and tab between areas perfectly.I got this because I'm fast at typing on a keyboard but not great on a phone display. There are times when I want to type something that's longer with more detail, and I find myself waiting to get home to use the laptop because it's easier than on the phone keyboard. This being small and easily transportable (fits in my purse) allows me to type up whatever I need, wherever I am.I'm happy. It does exactly what it says and, as I said before, they also mention that you would need to get used to a smaller keyboard with this.I'm very happy and at last have the freedom to do whatever work I need, wherever I am.I hope this information is helpful.

OneBusyMom

Connected the second I turned it on! It comes partly charged so you can test it out immediately and my phone found it straight away under the B.O.W. link they said would display.The keyboard itself comes in a nice, velvety carry case.The keyboard is a nice quality, heavy enough to feel good, but not too heavy to be a problem. It folds in two, unfolds easily and has two arms which are magnetized to the side, but pull out to support your phone, ipad etc.As they mentioned, the keyboard is, of course, small, so if you, like me, touch type, it takes a moment to get used to the smaller keys but everything works as it shouldMy only problem was, as I typed out a practice email, trying to get back to the first address line. I couldn't work out how to do that with the keys, I literally resorted to touching the screen. No big problem at all, but that's just something I tried that didn't work.Everything else worked just as expected. I was able to type and tab between areas perfectly.I got this because I'm fast at typing on a keyboard but not great on a phone display. There are times when I want to type something that's longer with more detail, and I find myself waiting to get home to use the laptop because it's easier than on the phone keyboard. This being small and easily transportable (fits in my purse) allows me to type up whatever I need, wherever I am.I'm happy. It does exactly what it says and, as I said before, they also mention that you would need to get used to a smaller keyboard with this.I'm very happy and at last have the freedom to do whatever work I need, wherever I am.I hope this information is helpful.

OneBusyMom

Connected the second I turned it on! It comes partly charged so you can test it out immediately and my phone found it straight away under the B.O.W. link they said would display.The keyboard itself comes in a nice, velvety carry case.The keyboard is a nice quality, heavy enough to feel good, but not too heavy to be a problem. It folds in two, unfolds easily and has two arms which are magnetized to the side, but pull out to support your phone, ipad etc.As they mentioned, the keyboard is, of course, small, so if you, like me, touch type, it takes a moment to get used to the smaller keys but everything works as it shouldMy only problem was, as I typed out a practice email, trying to get back to the first address line. I couldn't work out how to do that with the keys, I literally resorted to touching the screen. No big problem at all, but that's just something I tried that didn't work.Everything else worked just as expected. I was able to type and tab between areas perfectly.I got this because I'm fast at typing on a keyboard but not great on a phone display. There are times when I want to type something that's longer with more detail, and I find myself waiting to get home to use the laptop because it's easier than on the phone keyboard. This being small and easily transportable (fits in my purse) allows me to type up whatever I need, wherever I am.I'm happy. It does exactly what it says and, as I said before, they also mention that you would need to get used to a smaller keyboard with this.I'm very happy and at last have the freedom to do whatever work I need, wherever I am.I hope this information is helpful.

OneBusyMom

Connected the second I turned it on! It comes partly charged so you can test it out immediately and my phone found it straight away under the B.O.W. link they said would display.The keyboard itself comes in a nice, velvety carry case.The keyboard is a nice quality, heavy enough to feel good, but not too heavy to be a problem. It folds in two, unfolds easily and has two arms which are magnetized to the side, but pull out to support your phone, ipad etc.As they mentioned, the keyboard is, of course, small, so if you, like me, touch type, it takes a moment to get used to the smaller keys but everything works as it shouldMy only problem was, as I typed out a practice email, trying to get back to the first address line. I couldn't work out how to do that with the keys, I literally resorted to touching the screen. No big problem at all, but that's just something I tried that didn't work.Everything else worked just as expected. I was able to type and tab between areas perfectly.I got this because I'm fast at typing on a keyboard but not great on a phone display. There are times when I want to type something that's longer with more detail, and I find myself waiting to get home to use the laptop because it's easier than on the phone keyboard. This being small and easily transportable (fits in my purse) allows me to type up whatever I need, wherever I am.I'm happy. It does exactly what it says and, as I said before, they also mention that you would need to get used to a smaller keyboard with this.I'm very happy and at last have the freedom to do whatever work I need, wherever I am.I hope this information is helpful.

OneBusyMom

Connected the second I turned it on! It comes partly charged so you can test it out immediately and my phone found it straight away under the B.O.W. link they said would display.The keyboard itself comes in a nice, velvety carry case.The keyboard is a nice quality, heavy enough to feel good, but not too heavy to be a problem. It folds in two, unfolds easily and has two arms which are magnetized to the side, but pull out to support your phone, ipad etc.As they mentioned, the keyboard is, of course, small, so if you, like me, touch type, it takes a moment to get used to the smaller keys but everything works as it shouldMy only problem was, as I typed out a practice email, trying to get back to the first address line. I couldn't work out how to do that with the keys, I literally resorted to touching the screen. No big problem at all, but that's just something I tried that didn't work.Everything else worked just as expected. I was able to type and tab between areas perfectly.I got this because I'm fast at typing on a keyboard but not great on a phone display. There are times when I want to type something that's longer with more detail, and I find myself waiting to get home to use the laptop because it's easier than on the phone keyboard. This being small and easily transportable (fits in my purse) allows me to type up whatever I need, wherever I am.I'm happy. It does exactly what it says and, as I said before, they also mention that you would need to get used to a smaller keyboard with this.I'm very happy and at last have the freedom to do whatever work I need, wherever I am.I hope this information is helpful.