Geyes Bluetooth Keyboard Foldable Portable Folding Travel Keyboard for iPhone 15 Pro Plus/Xs/max/x/14/13 /12/11 /iPad/iPad mini 4, Samsung Android Tablet Smart Phone (Rose Gold)

This keyboard exactly fits the dimensions of my tablet. It has a multifunctional keyboard, which is very appealing. It is sleek and professional. I am pleased that it was much smaller than I anticipated. I love typing on it; for I have memorized QWERTY so that I can type faster.

Product is great! I am an EMT who is in paramedic school and working on a novel. Due to work and clinicals I live my life on an ambulance most of the time, this product is light weight, easy to use, has excellent battery life but also is a USB chargeable item so it can be charged on the go! I cannot recommend this product enough! The only downside if you would even call it that is due to its size a lot of the keys on the keyboard are double use and you have to hit the tab key to use some special characters.

Day 1 review: I bought this used for less than $20. For that price I'm not surprised it's literally a little rough around the edges and full of plastic. That said, the kickstand panel with the Geyes Logo and name does seem to be made of metal and I believe there are 2 more panels that are metal. It feels flimsy, but again, for the price, what do you expect? I got this for casual writing and in particular, to use while holding with one hand and typing with the other. This actually seems to work very well for that! The little hidden device stand holds my phone at a good angle and I can type one handed. Looking forward to using this way of typing/writing. It fits fairly comfortably in my pocket and I am hoping that it will not be a nuissance to carry it around. I plan to wip it out on a whim and let my thoughts fly through my fingers. So far, the connectivity works well. It came fully charged. It automatically connects when opened which is nice. *Update 1 year later This device still works very well. I have noticed that the g and n keys stop working when the board is totally flat but resume function when there is a slight bend in the board at the hinge or in other words fully extended. A nuissance but still usable. I hope this company continues to make these boards and works to improve the quality a little.

I would recommend this product to everyone! This is a very small and handy keyboard, it functions just as it said it would, and it is very portable. I had no problems connecting it to my iPad, and it disconnects as soon as you close it. When you open it, it automatically reconnects. Some stuff I would like to point out are the charging cable, and the stand. The charging cable is really short, maybe about 2 feet. I have a rubber covering for my iPad, and it slips off of the stand. The only way it fits is to take it off, and I am using this keyboard a lot, so it is a bother. Additionally, the stand only has one setting, which I think should not be so low. They should’ve added some rubber coating on the bottom of the keyboard and the stand, so it does not have only one setting and does not slip around when I type in a hard surface like wood, glass, or metal. Overall, this is underrated, more people should buy this.

I seem am having the same issues other reviewers have had. I purchased the pink keyboard. I was excited. It worked fine at first. However, after the return date it started having connectivity issues. Sometimes I would have to reconnect my iPad other times it would connect with no problems. Then it just would not turn on. I've tried charging. The red light comes on indicating it's charging. Then after some time passes, the light goes out, which is supposed to indicate it's fully charged. However, nothing happens. It's dead. I've tried closing it and reopening. I've tried charging and then waiting a few hours before opening it. Dead. I've tried to check the keyboard power percentage. Nothing. It's still dead. I've even tried to do a wired connection. Nothing. Opening and closing seemed like a smart feature at first. But with these issues, this thing really needs an on/off button of some type. It might help? The instructions suck. No trouble shooting is included. I can't even find a solution online or in a video.

Better than the on-screen keyboard on my iPhone. Keys are tiny of course, but appropriately placed. Touch typing is possible, although characters frequently repeat when typing fast. It’s aluminum, lightweight, has a decent feel, The tray that holds a phone or tablet is too narrow if your phone has a case- it’ doesn’t fit without removing the case. 1. The instruction page that comes with this Geyes keyboard is useless because none of the setup is the same as shown on the instruction page. 2. There is no on/off switch. Open to turn on. Close to turn off. Instructions show a drawing of an on/off switch that does not exist. 3. Here’s how to set it up: Charge it for a few hours to get to 100% then…. 4. Go to Settings/Bluetooth on iPhone (Android I dunno - but there is an “Android” key on the keyboard. 5. For iPhone pairing, the Function key is bottom left corner. Imprints showing what keys are for are almost impossible to read but in good light can be figured out. Press and hold Fn/C keys. See the iPhone screen to watch for searching for the keyboard. 6. See “bluetooth keyboard” on the iPhone screen, and touch that for pairing. Your iPhone screen should show that it’s paired… you’ll see “Bluetooth Keyboard” connected. That’s it. They keyboard should work. Each time you unfold the Geyes keyboard from then on, give it a couple seconds to automatically connect. A blue light at the top right of the panel above the keyboard will briefly flash when opening the keyboard, to signify that the keyboard is connected to your phone. 7. To see battery life percentage, the Fn/Alt keys show a blinking blue light on the right side of the panel above the keyboard, on the far right side you’ll see three icons- padlock icon, battery icon, and bluetooth icon. Four blue light flashes = 66% to 100% battery life. Three flashes = 33% to 65% battery life Two flashes = 1% to 32% battery life. The instruction page shows that an on/off switch should be located at the top right of the keyboard, There is no on/off switch. Instruction page shows a bluetooth key “tap on bluetooth if it’s off” — there is no such bluetooth key. One thing I found that’s accurate: when The Cap Lock key is depressed, a green light flashes on the Padlock icon at the top right of the panel above the keyboard. I’d love to find a quality folding keyboard. This one is not quality, but it is useful. Keys are appropriately placed

I almost like it with my phone than I do using my laptop 😊

Works as described. Easily paired with my phone, and worked instantly.

excellent choice compact easy to carry

Blue tooth not working, cannot be completely charged, asked for a refund

Good

It is just awesome and great product as it has converted my cellphone to a laptop. I can easily type anywhere anytime with this product. Extremely useful item for all office related work.

muy recomendable para dejarlo en el auto y usarlo con el iPhone, lo único es que esta en inglés y caracteres como el ? nunca lo encontre pero de super ayuda,