NewVan Tech Ultra-Slim Bluetooth Keyboard Slim Portable Bluetooth Wireless Keyboard for iPad Air, iPad Mini, iPad Mini 2, iPad 2 / 3 / 4, Galaxy Tab, and other Tablets

The first 13 reviews of this product were all given by folks who received the product for free. I always want to believe those reviewers but I've been burned before.I am typing this review on my iPhone 6, using my newly received keyboard! When pairing with the iPhone, I guessed I needed to use the "Mac" instructions, which worked well. They're obviously written by someone whose first language is not English, but given that, they are surprisingly understandable. There are three keys that appear to be specialty keys (one each for Apple, android, and Windows), and there is no mention of them in the instructions. I'm choosing to ignore them. There is no "backspace" key - the "delete" key handles that functionality. The keyboard is compact, and will fit in my fall/winter purses and my messenger bags with no issues. The fact that it works flawlessly with my iPhone means that I won't need to buy a 2 in 1 tablet for any reason in the foreseeable future. My gaming laptop remains my only computer device, and now my phone has greater utility than before.I'm planning on using this to work on my writing while I'm traveling (I have several non-fiction books on the market, and am working on a couple of novels). If anything changes while I'm overseas, I'll update this review.

A little challenging to connect but I love the fact that it has an on/off switch. My other one doesn't and randomly connects to things all the time!

I just took this on a 30 day business trip and ended up doing emails on my iPad instead of my laptop. It works perfectly, is a natural size (slightly smaller but easy enough to get used to) and I've had no issue with it. Good size for packing in briefcase or even suitcase.

good for occasional typing on the go--for times when an on-screen keyboard is too clunky, but you won't be at it long enough to get real uncomfortable. Can't speak to its performance for more intensive use. Takes a decent beating.

After typing on a Mac keyboard, I thought, "I WANT ONE OF THESE." I'm weird about the way a keyboard feels, I worship keyboards that feel like the standard Mac keyboard but I am not a Mac user. So I ordered this piece of junk. It is cheaply made, very plasticy feeling. One of the keys broke off after three uses (in the keyboard's defense I have a wily Australian shepherd dog that might have had something to do with the key falling off). The bluetooth connection to my Surface tablet is horrid. So if I type a letter and pause to think, it sends a thousand of that letter to my Surface, for instance I want to type the word illegal. So I start with "i," pause to think, and then glance back at the screen and have, "iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii" written instead. Spend the extra dough and get the real thing.

It worked well initially but kept on disconnecting then the only way to get to work is to unpair and then pair it again. All my other bluetooth devices worked fine on the same computer so in the end it is now just sitting in the junk drawer

It seems to be made well. It connected fine. The only problem I have with it is that it uses keys that click as they move down. It is a tactile feel which you would think is nice, but while I like a longer throw to the keys, that tactile click actually hurts the arthritis in my fingers and wrists. For most people, however, this is pretty nice.

Update: We have been attempting to use this keyboard with a broken enter key since it arrived. I’ve reached out to the seller with no response.