Samsers Wireless Portable Folding Keyboard - Multi-Device Bluetooth, Full Size Ultra Slim Rechargeable, Connect Up to 3 Devices for IOS, Android, Windows, Phone, Tablet and Laptop

The media could not be loaded. Pairing to my phone was as simple as hitting the connect button, then on my phone turn on Bluetooth and click the Bluetooth keyboard... such a scinch!! After it's paired once I just leave my Bluetooth on, all I have to do is open and close the keyboard when I wish to use it. I will say Grammerly and spell check will not work on a phone while using this keyboard, for me, personally that is a negative. But it is really the only one i have ran into. I can have my Samsung galaxy watch 4 classic hooked up by Bluetooth, and Bluetooth headphones all playing at the same time as typing and everything works the watch, the keyboard, the phone, the headphones it is all going smoothly. 😀 and as far as sturdiness, I am personally not a person to be rough on my electronics to begin with, but with this keyboard, I will be even more careful. And even charging it I will charge it with a 90° degree angled cord, to make sure the port doesn't get extra stress on it.

I have paired this keyboard with my iPhone and I use it every day when responding to text messages. I cannot text on a phone very well, so this has been a great gadget to have in the house.

I love this little keyboard. I’m using it as I type this review; however, sometimes the keys don’t type what they are. I needed a ‘?” and for a few minutes it would type a -. Now it’s working fine. It does this rarely so I’ll stick with it. I only use it to type text messages to friends while I’m at work so spelling and grammar doesn’t have to be perfect.

I really like this keyboard. I wanted a "laptop" type of keyboard for my desktop computer. This one feels like a laptop. It's 100% flat on your desk and very thin. The keys are very quiet -- no clackity clack type sounds. I don't know what this is called but it doesn't take a very long push to actuate the key, it's not a deep push to get it to register.The only thing I can't tell you about is how long the battery lasts. That's not really my use case so I'd don't care. I can leave it plugged in and I'd be okay with that.

I have a excessively complex computer setup with 2 monitors, 2 computers and shared keyboard/mouse and printer. I find I have occasions where I need both computers running and I am unwilling to switch the keyboard from my "work" computer and need to type a little on the second computer.For me this folding keyboard is good enough for bit of typing then fold up and set aside when done. The keyboard layout is good and the key caps are about the same size as my full size ergo keyboard.I only rated it as 3 stars for ergometrics, but of course it never pretended to be ergometric. Nice portable keyboard. Otherwise I think it does just fine.Shft-Fn-Esc for the escape key .. thanks to another user that documented this .. make sense if you think about

Purchased this neat little foldable bluetooth keyboard back in October 2022. I'm a physical therapist, visiting patients at their home for work. Worked great for work, since I have to do documentation with my phone, so its convenient that its portable, turns off automatically when folded to save battery, and connects immediately when opened so I can document on the fly between patients. However just today (3/23/2023), the keyboard wouldn't connect for the first time. Attempted to charge, but strangely enough, no charging light, nothing. Thought to myself well maybe its the cable, or my portable charger, both didnt work, so I proceeded to plug in directly to an outlet. After numerous and variable combinations of different micro usb cables and different power sources, with no indicator charge light, I concluded that there is something wrong with the unit. Since I've missed the window for potential return, I am left with a useless unit and in need of another folding keyboard. This unit may just be a dud, but i still hesitate to purchase another one if its going to break again in less than half a year. which is sad, because I thought this was a fine keyboard of sufficient quality given its purchase price of < $40 at the time.

I Ordered this to write quick notes or emails on the go, it’s compact and practical but the space key takes a bit of force so it doesn’t always work, forcing me to backspace more than I would on a regular keyboard. For the price though, I was willing to look past that (you get what you pay for) buuut when I tried typing in an underscore _ or a dollar sign $ it didn’t work so I actually had to disconnect the keyboard and just use my phone keyboard. Instead of saving me time it made it so much tedious. I Honestly Wouldn’t recommend it.

If you type slowly and don't need to use it in non-desk situations this is a good keyboard. The battery seems to last a good amount of time, the keys feel ok.The biggest problem: If you are a medium to fast typist it drops characters when connected to Android. I don't know about other platforms, but I've tried it with one ChromeOS and two different Android devices. In all cases if I start typing faster than 20 or so words per minute (I tested in a typing speed test site) the keyboard drops letters. It's not how hard I'm pressing, I generally type hard, but I tried multiple times with different hand positions. I've run into bluetooth keyboards that drop after about 35~40 wpm, but never this slow.There are problems:* It needs a flat surface, there is nothing to keep it open so if you don't have a good flat spot it tries to fold* It doesn't stay closed. I would have liked to have some resistance or a switch to keep it closed