DeLUX Foldable Keyboard with Touchpad and Numeric Keypad, 2.4G Wireless and Bluetooth, Rechargeable Portable Travel Folding Keyboard with PU Leather, for iOS Android Windows Tablet (KF18)

So far I’ve had it working with my iPad on my phone. It’s pretty easy to use.

I bought this to add to a ham radio (project) that I am in the process of developing. The project is based on a Raspberry Pi 4 computer so it has Bluetooth built in which had this item up & running fast. One thing that really bothered me is the so-called instruction sheet. It leaves a lot to beg and of course covered a multitude of languages that I will never use ...One point of contention I have so far is that I cannot find a way to hold down a key and then scroll down the screen. Yes I have a touch screen but its crammed by the programming of the radio so having a way to hold down a key or pad and then use the touch pad to scroll down the page would be nice....it may well be there but I haven't found it yet in the instruction sheet (too small for my old eyes to read comfortably) ... the case is plastic and my concern is that this radio is going to be used in the field and I have to wonder how well it will hold up there .... if it were made say in titanium or aluminum that would enhance its ruggedness in a filed application.On the good side it is amazinly easy to use, very good size for my needs, and has a really great touch feel for use. The compnay was very fast to ship and I highly recommend it for anyone who needs a nice portable keyboard with a number pad system ... I'm very happy with the unit.

Very good

This keyboard is very functional. I used it primarily with an iPad as well as a Pixel Phone. Being a foldable Bluetooth keyboard it was of course meant for travel. As such it lives in an environment where it is frequently exposed to dust and lint. And there is where it failed miserably. The keys don't seem to have any protection against dust. Once a key stops responding no amount of compressed air will make it reliable again. Had to replace it with another brand.

For a portable keyboard with number pad and touch pad I am very pleased. Switching between touch and numbers is a little awkward but still happy with the item. The directions with gesture information is nearly microscopic. I had to blow it up on a printer to be able to read it. I won't hold that against this product however. The main thing is that it works well and typing on it feels good.

EDIT: After using this for a couple of weeks I removed a star because some of the keys (particularly the "N") are prone to not getting typed, especially when I'm using the keyboard on my lap. Also, the numeric keypad is a great idea and works in a pinch, but I almost never get all the numbers I try to type in. The keys on the lower half of the keypad have a faint, but satisfying "click" when you press them, but the upper two tiers have no feedack at all. And it's all too common to press numbers that don't actually get input. This gets particularly frustrating because, since there is no physical way to distinguish the keys, you have to look at the keypad to use it, meaning you will not know until you look back at the screen whether the numbers have been entered correctly, and usually they will not have been.One thing I think is missing from most videos and photos is something representing the remake size of the keyboard, so I added a couple with my medium sized hand as reference.This device is wonderful out of the box, is easy to set up with multiple devices, and the TouchPad/NumPad works extremely well.I removed one star because it doesn't snap open, so it is unstable if you rest it on your lap - tends to fold back up in on itself. But for most common uses, this is a perfect keyboard/trackpad.

works as advertised. sorta flimsy really. is very portable. you cant wake the computer via the trackpad you have to press a keyboard button. just dont expect a premium product and youre good to go.

I had no idea what to expect when I ordered this. What arrived defied expectations! This keyboard is comfortable to type on and the trackpad is response. The keyboard is surprisingly sturdy and when folded up it can withstand some force (so no need to worry about jamming it into your laptop case). The only complaint I have is that often my right pinky will rest to the right of Enter and touch the touchpad and cause a click. Would be nice if there was some sort of detection to prevent this. Either way, a top utility purchase!