iCleverFoldable Bluetooth Keyboard, BK05S Folding Wireless Portable Keyboard, Pair Up to 4 Devices, USB-C Rechargeable, Slim and Compact for iPad, Mac, Laptop, Smartphone, Tablet, PC

This is an amazing keyboard especially for the price. What can you say? Full sized keys, metal build, function row (this is huge), rubber feet for support and connection for up to 4(!) devices? It’s an insanely good product at an excellent price.In doing some YouTube research everybody seems to think the original BK05 was perfect with two exceptions: USB Micro and the RGB keyboard lights had to be turned off physically every time you used the board. This model has correct both of those issues! Plus I love that they don’t have the full brand name on the space bar like iClever puts on their newer models (don’t love looking at a brand name while working).I got this because I can’t stand the idea of using a keyboard case that fits on my iPad, I love the slim folio cases too much. I also rotate between three different iPads daily so having one keyboard that folds up and goes into a bag and works with any of them at a snap is massive.I checked out the BK08 but this is the way, the smaller keys are distracting to type on. I also haven’t seen this mentioned, the scrolling while using arrows on web pages is excellent. Portability is incredible, ease of use is phenomenal. Crazy battery life. What more do you want for this price?

Works with a wired connection!!! And folds and unfolds perfectly.Bluetooth connection also works perfectly.I'm using it with a Samsung phone to type this.It feels like using a laptop - but so much smaller when folded and so much lighter and easier to take places.The arrow keys allow me to easily navigate the Android operating system, too, which surprised me. I thought I would miss having a mouse, but so far, I don't.I love this keyboard.It's the only folding keyboard I've found so far that allows a wired connection, as well as bluetooth.But more importantly, it's also the very best bluetooth keyboard I've come across, especially since the folding is so flawless and sturdy.(I say sturdy for an adult who takes care of their electronics. I haven't tried abusing it and would not expect it to hold up to abuse. Some folding electronics are pretty fragile even with careful use, though, and that is not the case with this one.)

Great wireless keyboard. Works well with phones and can turn phones into a work station. I use it on bike touring trips.The plastic stand is pretty sturdy and nifty too. Use it more than I would expect.

This iClever foldable Bluetooth keyboard has a lot to like about it and some drawbacks. It comes well packaged in a box with adapter, stand, instructions. It's a metal-cased foldable QWERTY keyboard which opens and closes smoothly, lies flat or can be placed on the stand.When I saw this I thought it would solve several problems. I'm a touch typist and I didn't go through all that learning to now retrain using my thumbs. My thumbs are for the spacebar. Suffice to say I loathe texting using the phone's virtual keyboard, I'm slow and imprecise and it's frustrating. I also don't like typing with the TV remote when I want to search for something. That isn't something I do regularly but it's still frustrating when I want to search.There is a function key on the keyboard which when pressed in combination with a letter or letters allows you to pair up to four devices, unpair them, etc. There are multiple other functions depending on which key or key combo you input.I first paired my Android phone which went smoothly. I tested out the keyboard on a text and it worked beautifully for typing. I hit the key for emoji and nothing happened so not sure that works through the keyboard on the Android. Next I paired my Samsung Smart TV. It paired with no problem. I went to search and typed and letters repeated infinitely and there was no way to stop it without closing the keyboard. I tried it on each app that I have installed and it only worked with the YouTube app. It didn't work at all with the others.The third thing I paired it with was my Windows laptop. It's a touchscreen laptop that can double as a tablet. It paired up nicely and worked well, even the emoji key. It can also solve the problem I have with the laptop touchpad which does crazy things when I try to type because my sleeve or wrist or breath hits it.I really like how sturdy, compact, and easy this keyboard is to use (though memorizing the functions is a trick). It has a bit of weight to it, feels solidly built. I wish it played nicer with my smart tv. It is a thumbsaver for texting. I also wish it came with a case of some sort, even a microfiber drawstring bag to keep the adapter, stand, and keyboard together.I do not know how well this works with Apple devices but my suspicion is it probably works better than with Android ones since there are several caveats in the instructions about tvs and Android devices.I really like this, it's a sturdy convenient keyboard. Because it doesn't work well with the TV and doesn't come with a case is the only reason I'm dinging this a star and really it would only be a 1/2 star if that were possible.

I’ve been using an iPad instead of a computer when I travel, and this is the perfect keyboard for that. It’s small and lightweight. Is well built out of aluminum. Since it doesn’t have any extraneous stuff (number pad, touch pad, &c), it fits easily on a tray table and folds smaller than the ones that do have that stuff. It does have to sit flat on a table, however. It doesn't lock open. The biggest positive is that it charges with USB-C, not micro-usb like the competitors (and the earlier model of this keyboard), so you don’t have to lug around an extra cable or adapters. The keys are full-sized and properly spaced, and it has a dedicated Esc key (working as a programmer, that’s essential for me) and function keys. I’ve been using an earlier model of this keyboard for a couple years, and it’s worked well for me. I upgraded in a heartbeat when this USB-C version came out.

Love the form factor, and ease of connection to a phone- but as with some other portable keyboards, the keys occasionally stick, which is compounded by the difficulty in typing on a smaller keyboard to begin with. But overall, build quality seems good, will see how it lasts!