Samsers Foldable Bluetooth Keyboard with Touchpad - Portable Wireless Keyboard with Holder, Rechargeable Full Size Ultra Slim Pocket Folding Keyboards for Android Windows iOS Tablet & Laptop

Great little keyboard. I use it with my Steam Deck for when I need to operate in desktop mode when I'm on the go. The design of this makes it compact and easy to carry around which is a no brainer for my uses. The bluetooth connection has been reliable with no noticeable lag. It seems durable and has been great value for the money. It is a little tricky to get use to some of the placements and the small keys, but its understandable given the design. I dont intend on using it for long periods of time so I dont see it as an issue for me, but I can understand if others feel like it makes them cramp with prolonged use.

The cutest little bluetooth keyboard that connects easily and functions great! I appreciate the compact ability to fold it up and store it away in the smallest of places. Therefore it is very light weight and convenient. I used this to connect to my iPad 10 and no problems at all. The far right side even contains a trackpad so you don't have to worry about carrying around a mouse with it. Love that feature. I was hard pressed finding a compact keyboard in beige/gold so I was very happy to find this one. When folded up, it seems to be well protected. Noise level is the same as most keyboards which was fine for me. I did not experience any lag and typing experience was good except for ooooone little thing. The keys aren't set up the way a true normal keyboard is, so I found myself having to get my muscle memory used to different reaches for the V and the T keys as you can see they are slightly smaller than the rest so its able to fold the way it does - but other than that. Great product. Color: GOLD

I really want to like this product. The size is perfect for travel, is well built, keys are large, very easy to connect best feature: has a track pad so no need a mouse. But, it has a real problem in my use case. I want to use it to control my Lenovo android pad. Problem is, once connected, all the apps in the pad become extra small on the screen, like one fifth of the already small screen. I tried everything, screen resolution， app settings... No help. This might be a android pad problem. However my another USB keyboard doesn't have this problem on the same pad. So unfortunately it's going back. One another problem, once extended the 3 pieces are not locked together, so on un uneven surface it is hard to type fast. Still 4 stars on the well built product, just not working on my case.

Folds into a very convenient size, paired with my iphone in a heartbeat, and works exactly as expected. Adds another dimension to what you can do with your phone. The keys are well-sized for my fingers. This was a good price for a great product.

Disclosure: I own one. I just got it today. My friends know that I have a 7-year love affair with my 17.3" HP Omen gaming laptop. I use it for quite onerous heavy duty financial modeling and Monte Carlo simulations (and occasionally for gaming). In lieu of purchasing a new machine for 2 grand or more, I recently upgraded the RAM to 32 GB from 16GB for $50. Call me cheap; but I see this as sensible. Nevertheless, I do have a liking for gadgets, and I look for things to improve my productivity on the road. My kids have this thing - they type on their mobile phones lightning fast with two thumbs. I lack this ability, whether due to clumsiness or just force of habit. I can only type on the phone with one thumb at a time. But I recently saw this contraption at Amazon, so I actually dug into my meager funds to pick it up. I justified the purchase with: "I'm going to be knocking doors to secure business contracts and I can't haul my big HP Omen notebook computer with the mobile office accoutrements everywhere I go, especially because I ride public transport." So I picked up this Samser Bluetooth foldable keyboard with touchpad to improve my efficiency on the road. This thing is bloody awesome! The keyboard is obviously not full-size, but it works a treat. The setup folds into a small 6" X 4" X 0.5" rectangular cube, and the track point makes navigation much easier than rolling my thumb over the phone screen. I can multi-task at the coffee shop, or wherever else I find myself responding to emails or reviewing/editing or even composing documents. So between my 7" ONN Android e-book reader ($25), my Samsung A13 AT&T cellphone, and this collapsible keyboard? I can easily multitask anywhere AT&T offers internet 5G service. I like it so much I just had to tell everybody about it! https://www.amazon.com/dp/B07XMM1XJV... P.S. I haven't tested the charge duration yet, but it claims to be available for 48 hours on a full charge. And the Bluetooth claims to link to up to 5 gadgets at a time. It's built like for a warzone. Real ABS+PC casing.

I want to like this thing. I want to love this thing. But I can't bring myself to use it. Is it small enough to fit in your pocket? Hell yes. Is it comfortable to type with? Surprisingly, with only a few small changes to how I type, yes, it is very comfortable to use. Is the trackpad good? Hell, F***ing, yes. But there are just two big problems with this keyboard that bring me to say I won't be using it for much. 1. The delay between pressing a key and seeing it print to the screen... is too long to be comfortable. 2. The keys... the bloody keys... sometimes don't register. You'll press "T" or "K" or "S," and you won't see that T, or K, or S, pop up. It's so depressing. I love this thing, I do, but until they fix these two problems... it's a novelty. I'd say save your money or become a tester for their products. I want to see something like this really POP on the mainstream, and I think it has the potential. It's minimal, fitting in my hand neatly, albeit a bit bigger than my smartphone. It connects fast and remembers the device it last connected to. It's sexy and sleek, and super convenient to pull out and start using. There's so much good this thing has to offer... but I bought a keyboard to type. And when I type on it, I have certain expectations that it'll be fast and accurate EVEN IF the layout is cramped. For these reasons, I have to give it a 3, but it's a hopeful 3. I think they'll do better next time, and I will be happy to buy the version that solves these issues. When that day comes, there will be none other like it.

It’s a neat little keyboard with an integrated touchpad mouse. Set up was easy. It took only one minute. Some reviews cite the awkward placement of hinges where it folds and a key or two being less than full size. Both are kinda true, but you adapt to it after using for a few minutes. I love it.

Trying out this tiny new samsers keyboard. It was ~$32 off of amazon. Just arrived. The fn keys are kind of weird. You need to hit fn + shift for normal fn keys, but only fn for fn shift command keys. Like aren’t they suppose to be inverted? This makes it quite difficult to get to things like the esc key. Fn+shift+` = esc?? Has a few “useless” fn command keys, like copy, paste, & cut. Why take your hands off the default typing position to access these fn + # keys? You’ll still need to press down 2 keys, not like it’s a hotkey or anything simpler. Also the compact key caps are somewhat hard to hit, especially the right pinky ones like \ ] [ & backspace. Especially ] since it’s narrower than the other keys. The arrow keys are kind of hard to find if not looking at the keyboard, too used to my full sized keyboard. Since this’s a foldable keyboard, the space/break in the keyboard, where it folds, is weird and needs some getting used to. The mouse is very responsive, comes with 2 finger scrolling & a few other gestures. Maybe a little too sensitive for my liking. Lightweight, folds, very compact, USB-C charging, no key lag, no touchpad lag. All the keys seem to work, also works with pausing & scrolling through a playlist. Took about 1hr to charge to full, haven’t tested how long it lasts yet. Otherwise, it’s very handy for traveling and for on the go. Pairs nicely with my windows devices. Want to try it out with my old Win 8.1 laptop if I get the chance.

Estou utilizando o teclado, até o momento tem funcionado sem problemas. A única dificuldade é que as teclas que ficam proximas das dobras são um pouco mais dificeis de tocar

Cabe ipad de 12.9, y galaxy tab s8+ de 12.4"; pero solo horizontal. En forma vertical se va el teclado para atras Pesa mas de lo que me gustaria para ser portatil, pero entiendo que el peso cumple con el balance de mi tableta grande. Sin embargo, en las piernas, sientes que se puede ir hacia atras. Por el precio, bien

Works great

Excellent concept to miniaturise the product - did work fine in the 2 hour testing, but some keys were just impossible to get right on the screen. Atleast experience on the Apple OSs were compromised hence returned. May work well with windows OS if anyone cares to try out ... But for those in desperate need of compact keyboard and frequent moving around requiring keyboard for iPhone/iPad, may still consider the product ....

El paquete me llego antes de lo esperado, en cuanto lo abrí, vi que el producto tenía excelente calidad y tiene muy buen aspecto, he tenido algunas dudas en cuanto al funcionamiento y configuración para el español, por lo que tuve que contactar al vendedor por los medios indicados y su respuesta fue rápida, me contacto directamente y me ha estado asistiendo,