SIKAI CASE Foldable Bluetooth Keyboard with Stand for iphone, iPad, Aluminum Alloy Quiet Mini Folding Keyboard 3 Bluetooth Universal for Android, Windows and iOS, Black

I bought this as I cannot do the super fast two thumbs texting that the young ones do and I cannot stand trying to type a text with one finger which is painful and laborious. I am a touch typist and type at 80wpm so I bought this (not cheap) keyboard to enable me to type long what's app and text messages at speed. It has achieved that purpose. It is small so took a bit of getting used to, but the bluetooth connectivy is excellent and the battery lasts ages. It folds in half and is light to transportable if you want. One thing, I could not find a pound sign anywhere on the keyboard but then discovered, quite by accident, that Shift and the hash key produces the pound sign. Recommend.

This is a terrific Bluetooth mini keyboard and does everything as described. I have 2 iPhones and 1 iPad connected. Note that you have to change from one to another by a simple keypress process, but they retain Bluetooth connection at all times. I wish it had a backlight and that the ‘arms’ locked when extended. Other than that, I highly recommend this nifty little keyboard.

I bought this to make it easier to write letters on my phone but tjo be honest, it hasn't really done that. It is a nice gadget and if you type slowly or have more patience it worth it. I haven't used it in a while I might start again and see if it has grown on me. The good thing is it's very easy to set up, and you can type on your phone even if your phone is in your pocket it does not need to be attached

There are loads of portable folding keyboards I've seen that just aren't that small or portable at all, this one is bucking that trend by being genuinely small enough to stick in the pocket of a rucksack and just forget about. However, this comes at price and that price is practicality. Unquestionably, the small size means this is an awkward keyboard to use, but crucially, it is still useable. I've tried it out on a couple of train journeys and I've been glad to have it there. I had a some long emails to send, and there's no question I was typing much more quickly with this than with my phone's keyboard. It took a bit of getting used to, but I can see that with practice I'll probably be able to type fairly accurately on it. Kudos to the makers for getting proper scissor switches in something so small (I saw a video review of a similar product on YouTube and the keys looked like the spongy buttons you'd get in an old calculator - very off-putting), also no complaints with the bluetooth which is very solid and the battery life (I still haven't needed to charge it). The stand at the back holds an iPhone pro max without any worries. In general the build quality seems reasonable, but the hinge looks a bit wobbly. I think if it's looked after it'll be fine. Basically, if you can manage to get your fingers on the right keys it's a very handy gadget.

Works well with my I phone

He works perfect

I bought another keyboard that folded in the same way, but it was cheaply made and didn't hold a charge. This one is quite different. It holds a charge well, the keys are responsive and pretty good to type on. The material couldn't really be described as great quality, but it's good. It's fairly sturdy and everything but the on/off switch feels like it's been considered. The holder at the back is fine for an s23ultra. It's good but not really worth the nearly £50 asking price. But then it's absolutely the perfect size for what I needed, it's highly portable, once you get used to size easy to type on and its miles better than the other one on Amazon.

Positive touch keys, usable with up to three devices long life battery in standby. My only dislike was that the useful drawstring pouch was of a velvet outer fabric which picks up hair and crumbs etc - a smoother fabric would be better All in all I’m really pleased with this device and it is saving me a lot of frustrating typos