Wekey Pocket - English Keypad (Black)

OK, so it is not quite as convenient as a regular keyboard, it is a bit smaller and the tactile feedback is only OK-ish. Having said that, I am still glad that I bought it. The form factor when folded is similar to my iPhone 6+ so it is easy to stash in my EDC waist pack as a "just in case" item. Once you pair it with your phone the first time it comes alive as soon as you open it. Nothing could be easier. Touch-typing with both hands is so much faster than the hunt-and-peck texting on the phone screen.On another note, I paid less than $25 for mine from Amazon, but I notice that you can pay several times that amount for the same unit. Not sure why.* * *April 2023 follow-up. After not having used my Wekey for some time, I was disappointed to discover that it would no longer accept a charge. I bought a small lipo battery from that online auction site you are all familiar with, soldered it in, and now my Wekey works like new. I'm going to buy another one of these keyboards just as a backup for when they are no longer being sold.

Difficulty maintaining Blue Tooth connection

I've owned two of these so far, one as a backup and the other as my daily carry. I've got to say that while the keyboard takes some getting used to, and you will drop keys sometimes while typing, it's the best mobile keyboard I've ever used and I've used them all, including the Logitech Keys-to-go (which is amazing) as well as all the folding keyboards on Amazon.Mine hasn't failed on me yet though (unlike some of the other reviewers) so it might be that I've been lucky. I have noticed a flaw called "battery sag" or as the battery loses charge, it outputs an unstable voltage. It seems that the voltage sag on the WeKey Pocket is a bit of an issue because you will lose certain keys as the battery discharges. I've found that you get about a week between charges before you start losing certain keys. Charging the device will restore functionality.Overall, it has outstanding design, absurdedly light weight, and phenomenally small size. The ONLY major downside that it has is it will lose keys as battery charge decreases. Given that batteries do not age at the same rate, some Pockets are going to be total lemons, given that these were produced quite some time ago.Overall, this is the best mobile keyboard that I've ever used, for the money.

I've owned three of these keyboards, and they all have had the same problem caused by (I believe) the thin ribbon cable connecting the two halves. In my experience, this cable fails after about 30 fold/unfold cycles and results in permanently dead rows of keys.