Geyes Foldable Bluetooth Keyboard Portable Folding Wireless Keyboard with Portable Pocket Size, Aluminum Alloy Housing for iPhone,iPad, Tablet,Laptops and Smartphones (Black)

I have two other old, small bluetooth keyboards. I got this one because of the design an becuase it loked like it was mre than plastic. Fast excellent delivery. Tried it out with an old out of use Tracfone that still works on wifi. Great keyboard. It unfolds like a foldout kids book. I gave it a full charge. Then I put my old Tracfone ZTE majesty pro 8 GB phone on bluetooth, put it on the built in edge=stand, and did the Fn-C command and it linked immediately. Worked great as a mini keyboard. Does not fold laterally. It fold up on itself on the full horizontal. Comes with an excellent soft holder. Phone sits sideways. I wrote an extensive email. Only problem was that Google spellchecker on android for some of the words I was using. Not flimsy - has aluminum casing for the most part. I will take it around and up date if it has any problems. I was very impressed. Light weight. I would not step on it - not that strong, but it would be fine mixed in with books, papers, etc, in briefcase or small shoulder bag. Needs a flat surface, but a clipboard would work. Phone sits, does not attach - but could use a larger rubber band to "attach" phone if on a plane or train.

This keyboard is GREAT for when you need to pack light but need to be able to type with a keyboard on your phone. I love it! It works through bluetooth. I particularly love it when I am traveling super light and need to type out something long on a phone on an airplane. You should see the looks. People can't believe how small it is when folded and yet so functional as a keyboard.

I purchased this in 2022 so that I could write my travel blogs from my Samsung cell phone without all the problems I cause with ‘fat thumbs.’ It was perfect on our 6-week Camino de Santiago, as it was lightweight and easy to use. It also worked well the following spring island hopping in Greece. So many people commented on it. On my last trip abroad in January 2024, only some keys worked. But for the price, convenience, and light weight I still got another one, which is charging up as I write this.

The keyboard connected once then would never reconnect. I'm not sure if it wouldn't turn on, if the battery wouldn't hold a charge or if Bluetooth was at fault. I suspect either it wasn't turning on or the battery wouldn't hold a charge. Of the three indicator lights, the left one (labeled Lock on the unit and Caps in the instructions) would never light regardless of the keystrokes pressed for Lock or Caps. The middle light, labeled Battery BT, never lit. There is no way to tell if it was turned on (no on/off indicator light) since nothing worked. But after sitting for 2 hours it seemed to need charging again. The unit itself is a good size, and seems reasonably sturdy, but t's frustrating to not have an indication of what might be wrong. Returned it.

Connects well and had good battery life. It's a small keyboard so it's still not the easiest thing to type on, but it beats the on screen phone keyboard by miles.Any time I'd be tempted to carry a larger tablet or laptop just so I could type I just bring this instead.

I want to start by saying that I think this is very solid for the price. I got it for $25, $35 with a $10 coupon. It's aluminum and the current model does charge over USBC. The included sleeve is thick enough to protect it, but most importantly thick enough to protect your other devices from the pointy aluminum edges. It connects seamlessly on its own when it turns on, and has never needed to be paired again. I also like that this folds up long and skinny instead of square like many others do, as that's the perfect shape for fitting in my purse.With that said, there are a few things that really bug me about this keyboard. It doesn't have great battery life, and it's basically always dead when I open it up. I have a battery bank I carry anyway, so a little annoying but no big deal. A battery is going to take up the biggest chunk of space on a device like this, and I'd rather have the portability.Also, the "stand" part is in the way when it's unused and doesn't hold up a tablet. So if you're using it for a tablet, you either have to partially collapse it underneath and have the top flopping around when you type, or you have to keep it open and far enough away that it doesn't block the screen. This could be fixed by having some kind of stiff hinge like 2-in-1 laptops do and letting it fold 360, or by making the little stand part longer with a taller stopping hook so it can actually hold a tablet, or both. Like if you blended this keyboard with a very wide version of UGreen's phone stand.Finally, my biggest pet peeve is how they've chosen to handle the buttons. I'm trying to use this keyboard for math homework, and while I don't mind a lack of a num pad, all of the math symbols are hidden under the function key instead of the shift key. This means I'm constantly chicken pecking and switching between shift, function, and neither when typing parenthesis, math symbols, and numbers. The experience is slow and awful. Please just put the math symbols on there like a normal keyboard, even if it adds like one row of keys. They're used all of the time.

this is a fab small folding keyboard that i really like I carry it alot

I have been using Geyes Wireless keyboard since 2022 and it still works very well. Once you attach the Iphone it will automatically connects. It is small and come handy and I take this keyboard with me while I am travel because I have a fat figure. Great product.