Joyzy Bluetooth Folding Keyboard Foldable Bluetooth Keyboard Rechargeable Full Size Foldable Keyboard for iOS Phone Android Smartphone Tablet Windows Laptop

This is my travel keyboard. Not as comfortable as full size keyboard, but that’s a given. Still good quality product. Love the compact small size.

Bought to go with my cell phone which I'm not savy with. A Samsung Galaxy 2020 plus. Not savy with any cell smart phone due to living in area that has little service. So even struggled with a stylus so decided a key board when I discovered there was such a thing sounded like a solve. But it's really iffy. It kinda works if you can find that sweet spot. Maybe our wifi isn't strong enough. It's unclear what the issues are. I also have a tablet and want to maybe switch it to that to see how it'll fair if better. Anyway might look for upgrade or better version of this but really suspect they will all be about the same quality overall. Now the good news is yes small enough to please me. And it does work if you fuss with it. But would like to see improvement. Our phone company just switched us over to fiber optics and things aren't going well with that for some devices. For example husbands new color laser expensive HP printer isn't working now? So we think it has to do with their hardware devices for the switch over and their modom maybe. Once that's settled we'll give this device a try again. Also want to try it on the road where perhaps Wifif is stronger than our house is. More than 80 percent of our county has cell phone service so not a lot of wifi either. We are on the very edge of where it's limits are. Just 1-3 miles out and no one has any. So it's blue tooth yes but phone relies on wifi too and therefore we think it's a compatiblity issue with all products not just phone or the keyboard but wifi and everything together. We have blue tooth speakers that work great however. But we don't have paired to phone. Not sure this helps but I would buy a more expensive version if it has good reviews and was clearly better made. And may not need to once we get all the kinks worked out on our end with new phone system and all of that.

Me encantó, super práctico, coqueto y cave en cualquier volcillo del bolso de la lapto,de tan pequeño.

So I got this little keyboard so that way I can have a mobile setup for my Supernote. Supernote is an e-ink tablet that's focused mainly on being a replacement for paper. It's a distraction-free device that's wonderful for when you just want to disconnect from the world and write. It supports MS Word documents and use of a Bluetooth keyboard. The first keyboard I got works fine, but I wanted something that takes up less space when traveling.Well this keyboard ended up being the one to fit the bill. I don't like really small keyboards and most folding keyboards are like five inches or something. This one is the perfect size for me. Not too big and not too small. Looking forward to using it when I'm away from home!

I was concerned with the folding. But this keyboard has worked great for me. Portability is great and can be kept in original box for traveling! I would definitely recommend!

UPDATE: Sorry, I’m knocking off two stars. One of the two hinges broke, this after only less than four months of use. I took good care of the device but upon inspection see that the hinge configuration is flimsy. PRIOR REVIEW: I used this handy keyboard for international travel in September and since. Has performed well. The battery went all this time, (mid-December), until it needed recharging! It has a minor quirk that has been commented on but is easily remedied. Sometimes it will input a capital letter where a lower case letter is required. To fix this, you simply back up and retype the last lower case letter and move on normally. A small peeve considering the overall performance of the keyboard.

The media could not be loaded.  I love this I just don’t think it’s sturdy enough to be pocket worthy. Definitely travel size though.Overall, love it!

I bought my first folding keyboard in 2002 for my HP Ipaq Windows Mobile palm pilot type device that used several mirrors to send IR commands to the device's IR sensor. Wow, how things have improved in only (haha) 17 years! I bought this folding keyboard because I liked how it looks -- like a standard laptop keyboard that folds with actual hinges. It's the only one I found like it.Now, I've used the Logitech K380 and K810 non-folding bluetooth keyboards for my Dell 5290 (a Surface Pro knock-off that I have because of its integrated smart card slot), and I can tell you that I was spoiled by the Logitech because that keyboard never misses a keystroke even when typing fast. For slow typers this folding keyboard may be fine but for fast typers it will be frustrating because it will regularly miss keystrokes, forcing you to constantly monitor for accurate typing. Still, I am keeping mine because I only use it when I take my tablet out with me and do not use it much. At home I use my Logitech bluetooth keyboards which are much more reliable.Other pluses include the overall nice design and the magnetic closure. Negatives include the lack of function keys and a dedicated delete button (which can be accessed by pressing Fn+Backspace) and a not helpful green battery charging LED light does not turn off when fully charged and is green when starting to charge an empty battery (instead of something like orange/red for charging and green for fully charged, or green for charging and no light for fully charged).