Samsers Full-Size Backlit Foldable Bluetooth Keyboard with Touchpad, Black

I was afraid I would not be able to master this rather simply device. I am "tech intolerant". But this was entirely designed and crated for idiots like myself. GOOD, SOUND CONSTRUCTION; love the portability; nice little carry bag; good features. Size is excellent as it is very close to full keyboard size (without number pad or other special features); key stroke, for me, is ideal--firm but neither squishy nor loud and annoying; MOUSE PAD ON RIGHT SIDE IS EFFECTIVE, and uncommon. For those who are keyboard "warriors" who travel, this is probably a "MUST HAVE"--if only as a backup. Colors are nice but not a big deal for me.

Tested 5 other foldable keyboards and this is top 1 or 2. My other top contender in this same form factor is the Nillkan folding keyboard. This one wins though even though it just some how feels slightly weaker than the nillkan in terms of build quality this one has a back light which is really a huge feature. I think the thing with these foldable keyboards though is that they are all trying to be as cheap as possible... I really wish some one would make a very high quality keyboard I wouldn't mind paying 2-4x the price. Anyways I digress, this connected to my pixel 10 pro xl easily. the instructions were straight forward and the buttons on the keyboard itself are clearly labeled well enough for the most part you shouldn't even need the instructions. Backlight works and the connectivity for my one time use today of writing a work report was fine. The layout is optimal and full sized, and I found the trackpad perfectly fine... maybe scrolling was a bit faster than I'm used to though but not worth docking a star. final thoughts - I wish some one would make a foldable keyboard (that's still full size) with high quality materials like a full aluminum body so it doesn't feel like it will break if I drop it, and I want it to be able to fold into a pocketable size - but also still have all of the features of this keyboard. I'd pay up to 4x the price of this for that product.

OK, this is a very nice portable keyboard very solid very mechanical and more importantly it is very responsive and has multiple modes for iPad iPhone or PC/tablet connections. The mouse is very responsive. I take a good price, especially with the back lit keyboard. It’s portable and it comes with its own carrying case, however it’s a bit big but more importantly this is for something if you’re typing on a table so for travel it is good but not perfect. I’d say it’s a good price reasonable comes with its own portable kickstand for either tablets or phones depending on your device. I do not recommend using this on your lap…… make a mistake. It looks fabulous in terms of appearance and functionality and is very compatible with multiple devices. You just have t input the correct button combination for the configuration/connection. I was very satisfied with this item. It’s great for travel.

I love this keyboard. It works seemlesslt with my Linux tablet, android devices, and I'm sure other OS as well. Stand holds my pixel fold and has no lag. Touchpad operates pointer on Android and Linux devices. Folds up and stores in a bag perfect for carrying with. I have gotten by with just my phone where I would have needed a laptop. Battery lasts all day, longer than the devices I use it with, and there. Is no lag. Keys are solid and responsive. I enjoy typing on this more than a full laptop chicklet keyboard. Key travel is longer than what I'd think for a portable keyboard and almost what I'd expect from a good laptop. This keyboard beats the magnetic keyboard for my tablet which has a physical connection (ie no Bluetooth). Would buy again.

I’ve been using this foldable keyboard for about two weeks, primarily paired with my iPhone, and I’m actually using it to type this review right now. Both the keyboard and trackpad are very responsive, and I haven’t experienced any lag or Bluetooth disconnects. The connection has remained stable, and it switches quickly between my devices, which makes it convenient when moving between my phone and iPad. When fully opened on a flat surface like a desk or table, typing feels comfortable and surprisingly solid. I wouldn’t recommend using it on your lap, though — because of the folding design, it performs best on a firm, stable surface. One of its biggest advantages is portability. It’s lightweight and extremely compact when folded, fitting easily into smaller purses or handbags. That makes it ideal for travel or working on the go. Battery life has also been excellent after a full charge and easily handles typical daily use without frequent recharging. I do wish it included a more structured carrying case like the version bundled with a mouse, but the included pouch is still a nice addition and helps protect it inside a bag. Best suited for travelers, students, or anyone who needs a compact keyboard for occasional work away from a desk. Overall, this is a great portable keyboard for travel and light productivity. It’s not meant to replace a full desktop setup, but for convenience and portability, it performs very well and feels like a good value for what you receive.

It is a full size keyboard in a relatively small foldable package. It does type well with good key travel. It sits solid on a table but good luck using it on your lap. My 2 gripes: I cannot figure out how to get the return key to "send" "find" - it just returns to the next line - so I have to touch the send button or search button to finish. Bluetooth reconnection is very slow each time I turn my tablet back on. I usually have to go to connections and reconnect.

This is an excellent portable keyboard. I use it for several PCs and also for my Android tablet. It feels good to type on it and the touchpad works perfectly. I really like the backlit keys and that you can change the color of the lighting. Connectivity was very easy and it is easy to swap between paired devices.

After using this keyboard for a little over a month, I destroyed it and bought something completely different. Here's a comprehensive list of everything I disliked, and a quick little line for what I liked at the end. The left alt/cmd button somehow rewired itself to be the Win/Option button. It connects to bluetooth super easily, but if you're swapping from one device to another via the 1,2,3 bluetooth keys, when you try going back to a prior device, you're going to have to pair the keyboard again. Works just fine if you stay put on the same device forever though. You have to hit the fn key to use f1, f2, and f3 keys. The Bluetooth buttons were given priority for some reason. Someone thought you'd be swapping around devices more often than using those keys apparently. Dead wrong in my case. The time out on the device is WAY TOO SHORT. Like WAYYYYYY too short. Its like 1-3 minutes or something. Imagine you're programming, sippin some coffee, watching some news, and you had a good thought and you have to tap the keyboard to wake it up, wait a few seconds, and then get started. This happens SO OFTEN that it straight up made me flip out and chuck the keyboard across the room. The cord is for charging only. I wasn't able to use the keyboard as a standard plug in device and use a hub when i gave up trying the bluetooth. The track pad tracks wher ethe mouse click buttons are. This is annoying because when you try to click, your finger flattens a bit or shifts a little and the mouse cursor jumps a little bit so you can miss click often. Additionally the trackpad is a bit inconsistent and I found myself having to overcorrect a lot. Its like it wants to accelerate your moves if you move fast, and if you move slow it tries to go even slower...like it doesn't trust you and it wants to try and correct you. Drove me nuts! With all of that, what did I like? The keys were satisfying to type and the device looks really quite nice. The folding mechanisms are of a high quality I wouldn't recommend this to anyone.