Donner Wireless Page Turner Pedal, Rechargeable Music Page Turner foot pedal for Tablets Phone, Black

I have several page turners, but this is the first I have by Donner and it's a lot nicer than my others. It's light, small, and slim. The construction and materials seem to be of good quality, and the Bluetooth operation works flawlessly without delay.Charging is done through USB-C, which is convenient, and setup is simple. My android tablet connected immediately without any trouble, though the pedal did show up as a series of numbers rather than with a name. Once connected, the name does show up, however.The pedals are responsive, quick, and work every time without needing to be stomped on. There are five modes you can assign to the pedals, selected by pressing the buttons 1 to 5. The light indicators are bright and easy to see, so there's no confusion about which mode the pedals are on, and PDFs and book programs (like Kindle) work appropriately. Additionally, if I've selected the mode for the up and down arrows and my book is full page, the pedals automatically interpret the movement as left to right, so I don't have to switch it when I switch to books that have smaller pages.My only complaint about this page turner is the same complaint I have about all my page turners. It doesn't work with most apps, so when using something like Ultimate Guitar, it won't manipulate the tabs up and down. It's extremely handy otherwise and makes flipping through my guitar practice books while playing seamless, so I'm more than pleased with it.

Very simply, this Donner page turner pedal does what it is supposed to do: it turns pages or scrolls through documents, websites, etc. by emulating key presses or mouse clicks.It was easy to connect to my MacBook to use with the Ultimate Guitar website for scrolling through song lyrics, tab, and chord sheets. The only drawback has been documentation. The basics of connecting are included, but I had a little difficulty switching to using the pedal with an iPad after it was already paired with the laptop. Thankfully, I was able to figure it out within a few minutes. (Sorry, I don't remember exactly what had to be done, so no tips for you.) Unlike using the pedal with the UG website, the UG app required additional configuration that I only found after finding a years-old message board post about an earlier version of the Donner page turner pedal. (Hint: Account>Settings>Gear>Pedal Interface)

This is great for musicians as you can use your iPad to show your music during performances. These foot pedals allow you to flip to the next page hands-free so you don't have to interrupt your playing. Great tool!

I've never had one of these. I'm a musician who is sort of loyal to paper for performing purposes. But at home and when traveling, it sure is nice to have the ability to have a ton of music with you via a tablet. This thing pairs super easily and quickly, and then you're off! It has a bunch of different functions for what the pedals will instruct the tablet to do. I just have an iPad and don't use any of the pedal's suggested music reading apps. Since I don't write in the music, I just have the music for reading - using iBooks. Well, even though iBooks isn't mentioned in the recommendations, this thing has no problem turning the pages. You can turn single pages or even set it to scroll through multiple pages by holding the pedal down, which I love. All in all, a super cool find. I'm thrilled to enter a new era of not having to turn electronic pages!

Works great! Setup was a breeze! As soon as you turn it on for the first time it will be in pairing mode, simply pair it with your bluetooth capable device, this will act as a keyboard, it's got 5 different signals it can send Page Up/Page Down, Left Arrow/Right Arrow, Up/Down, Left Click/Right Click and Space bar/Enter, also has a switch that selects whether the command will keep repeating itself if you hold down the pedal. This worked immediately and gave no issues and the setup was quick.