OMOTON Ultra-Slim Bluetooth Keyboard with Numeric Keypad, Compatible with iPad Pro 11/12.9 Inch(2020/2018 Released), iPad 10.2, iPad Air 3, Pad Mini, iPhone and More Devices with iOS System,Black

Good:- Extremely light weight and compact.- Keys are quite satisfying, despite the price.Bad:- If you want to use it with a laptop or PC, it will work. BUT: they have placed the Fn key where you normally find the Control key in a PC. And the pairing function is on the letter C. That means that every time you press Control+C (to copy or stop a process in the terminal) you will unpair your keyboard accidentally.- You need to press FN + top left corner to emulate ESC key.- Good luck trying to find any common keys.

Overall, its a good product for the price I paid which was around £16. It looks great, the size is good for me as I use it with my Macbook, set up was easy and good battery life so far. My only issue with this product is that the keys are not that responsive sometimes. My typing speed is pretty average and I notice that some keys need to be pressed very firmly to work. This slows down my typing and I end up spending more time correcting spelling errors. I would understand if i was touch typing but for an average typist, it should be able to pick up every keystroke.

This keyboard is awful. Not only does it not lie flat on a table because it is so flimsy, but it disconnects from a computer within about 5 mins or less which wouldn't be a problem if it reconnected easily, but it doesn't reconnect easily. It often takes 10-15mins to reconnect, other times it just won't reconnect at all and has to be setup from scratch again which often involves needing to borrow a USB keyboard so I can actually set it up on my mac. A total waste of money - I now have to go and buy another keyboard that actually works. Do NOT buy this keyboard, you WILL regret it.

I like the form factor of this keyboard. I use it at my office hot desk so I don't need to use the communal keyboard which is quite dirty. This keyboard fits my needs perfectly. Some of the keys haven't completely mapped with my Mac Book Pro keys (show all open apps, esc or show all applications). But I still have access to my laptop keyboard to press those. Battery cover is a little flimsy but I haven't lost it yet.

I use this for an iPad. Together with a matching black stand for the iPad, it is quite the set. The plastic is bendy and cheap, but the look and quality of the keys are great. So far after several weeks it is still working very well. I would be willing to pay extra if the keys were backlit. But honestly, its good value and has extended the life of an old iPad.

It works and works well, it’s easy to pair and the batteries last a long time (it has auto off). The feel of the keyboard is OK. It’s not the best or the worst, it does the job very well. Overall build quality is very good, but the battery compartment lets it down a little. For the price, excellent.

Really wanted to like this keyboard - it's a great design, lovely feel, and connects easily. Sadly, though, as soon as I started typing on it, I discovered that the space bar rarely recognises that I've pressed it.Not sure if it's just a fault with mine, or if it's a design flaw, but I'm returning it.

the lack of rigorous rigidity was the only factor that made me return it. Otherwise, the product was great.Please note that I've used the product only for a couple of hours before returning to a £15 combo set (keyboard & mouse) from Logitech that as downside only is that it keeps occupied a USB for the connecting pen.