WIZO Ultra-thin Portable Foldable Bluetooth Keyboard, Silver

Never written an Amazon review before, but I have relied on them heavily in the past. I generally research extensively before making any purchases. I had been in the market for a Bluetooth keyboard (to use with my iPad mini 4) for a couple of months now. I have a Logitech solar K750 at home, which I love... And which I use as my basis of comparison.The Logitech portable offerings aren't quite suitable, as they are either too big to be really portable, too cramped (key spacing), or both. In addition, most Bluetooth keyboards don't have numberpad conversion... Which is a major drawback, since I use Excel a lot. I did find one on Amazon... But the keys were way too cramped, the keys were sticky, and the connection was lousy.This keyboard arrived today, and I'll echo all the other reviews. It's perfect. It folds up protecting the keys, so you don't need a case.. It's portable enough that when I travel with my iPad mini, it won't feel like I traveled with my MacBook Pro instead. The keyboard is essentially standard size, and I haven't had to make any adjustments to my typing. The number pad is perfect if you're right-handed (hold blue-Fn with your left hand). The feel is very much like the Logitech K750... Low travel-distance, but high tactile feedback and responsiveness. The Bluetooth pairing was super-easy (even without instructions), and the connection is rock-solid. I can't vouch for durability yet, but I'll remain optimistic. Totally worth the money. This review was typed on this keyboard.

This is an outstanding keyboard. It paired easily with my iPhone5S and the touch is about as good as it gets. The only problem is that there is no way (that I have discovered) to lock the keyboard in a rigid position for typing. That means it will need to be placed on a rigid surface in order to get some work done. However, it meets my needs in terms of size and weight and I think I'm going to like this thing a lot when I'm traveling.

Just got this today to use with a Samsung S7 Edge. It was super easy to connect, and has been working flawlessly for hours. It is quiet and precise. The keys are not quite a "full press" but pretty close. The form factor and size make it a 10. It doesn't have the F1-F10 keys, but I don't need those for my purposes. I'll check back if for some reason my 5 stars should be reduced. It's much smaller and lighter when collapsed than other keyboards (like the iclever) and that makes it all the more portable.

As a senior, I found this keyboard somewhat challenging especially with the "function keys (FN) colored blue and green" but wanted to give it a few weeks practice before writing my review. I'm very happy with my purchase. Love the size of the keyboard, it is light yet sturdy, stays in place while typing, closes securely when not in use, convenient to take anywhere and easy to pair. Ensure you read the short key instructions that are included to navigate the keyboard. I highly recommend this product!

This keyboard is the bee's knees! It is very compact, about the size of my LG Ultimate 2 phone in its case. The keys are standard size and therefore easy to type on. They cleverly did away with the standard number/symbol row and put those things on letter keys, accessed by using the blue or green function keys. I seldom type numbers, so this is okay for me. It readily paired with my Kindle Fire HDX 8.9. To pair it with another device you need to hold down the re/link and the green function key. It then paired with my Samsung Galaxy S2 8.0 tablet. If you put it on a cushion or other more stable surface, you can type with it on your lap. My Logitech Bluetooth keyboard is great, but does not fold and is really too large to be portable. This little jewel will slip into a pocket or into the phone pocket of my purse and is protected by its own locking case (I chose the silver). To open the keyboard, move the black slider on the end and it pops open. Yes, as others have said, it would be so nice to have it lock in place, but I haven't found any folding keyboard that does that. It is a little pricey but very worth it. BTW< I researched a lot of folding keyboards on Amazon, and this one seems by far the best.

Comparing this to the iclever angled keyboard (which I kept). Pros: Size and weight, could easily carry in a pocket, and it's good enough to touch type almost as fast as a laptop. Cons: There's the compromise to size of having to use fn keys rather than having a traditional layout, compromise to weight is that it moves around in smooth surfaces when typing (not enough rubber at bottom), and the fact that it doesn't click open doesn't help (the middle hinge makes it not sit completely flat). I found the iclever the better keyboard, but at the cost of significantly bigger size (not really pocketable...maybe in your jean back pocket if you wear large sizes)

I have a few issues with this keyboard as is.First off it looks as if someone just chopped off the unnecessary bits of a regular keyboard, I know its part of making it small and lightweight, but the design just isn't appealing to me.The keyboard doesn't work very well on uneven surfaces since any keys near the center or sides will cause it to fold up or flip over since there isn't a mechanism to lock it flat.The down arrow is on the right and the right arrow is in the center... how this made sense to anyone is beyond me...The worst problem by far though is the fact that the keys will randomly "get stuck" and I will end up with screen full of repetitive letter or have my entire document deleted from a single press of the delete key (which is actually a backspace key.) Of course that's only when it doesn't randomly stop transmitting in the middle of your typing causing you to have to stop and wait for it to either fix itself randomly or wait to re-link it.It is small enough to fit in your pocket comfortably, and is fairly lightweight which is nice, if it's actually necessary...

Very happy! Syncing with my galaxy tab and iPhone se was a breeze. Smaller than I expected, but in a good way! Very comfortable for typing. Sleek, lightweight, and exactly what I needed to get my work and homework done quickly anywhere.