Backlit Bluetooth Keyboard Small Portable Wireless Keyboard Rechargeable Illuminated for Android Samsung Tablet Cell Phone Smartphone iPad A16 11th 10th Generation iPad Pro Air Mini iPhone (Black)

Amazing mini bluetooty keyboard, it's connectivity is great, feels good and works flawlessly, the value for the money is on point and a great purchase. I purchased this a couple months ago and it has been holding up like a champ. Very thin and easy to store/bring with you where you need it.

I took a chance on this Tohakata keyboard mainly because it is USB rechargeable. Second, I need a lit keyboard for night use and this one is bright. The Blutooth connection was as simple as it can be. It is a tiny keyboard so I'm having to modify my typing in a focused way. The keys feel good, maybe a tad heavy, but similar to a Mac keyboard. Various function keys work with my Fire, such as page up/down, brightness, volume, and home key. Add to it auto-sleep so it never needs turning off, and auto-wake pressing a key. One issue is when placed on a table top alone, the unit slides around and I realize it was designed to fit into an integrated cover. I placed mine on an upside down rubber mouse pad and that works great to stablize it. The delete key is placed right above the backspace key and hitting it by mistake can result in losing your work if you are filling out an online form like I was.The battery life is about 5 days of light use, then for me the page down key starts to refresh the web page I'm reading which took me a while to figure out indicates the battery is weak. I am now using the keyboard plugged into a charger most of the time for desktop use which negates any battery issues.I wrote this review using the keyboard with my tablet so the versatility of my tablet is much improved. All in all I'm very impressed with this $15 piece of tech

Works great but pretty thin and flimsy if you're not working at a table. Also have to hit the keys extra down just to get a letter. But it's good for the price and lights up different colors.

Overall the keyboard is amazing! I originally bought it to use with my Playstation 5, however, I could not get them to pair. This may be a me issue, but I couldn't get it to work.Overall keyboard is small, has great battery life, has a wonderful layout (not so small that you keep hitting the wrong keys), and is fantastic. It is also extremely slim! This was concerning at first but it has held up beautifully. I use it for my older Macbook, a newer Ipad, and I think I have used it for my PC. So mobile / PC it works great. As for gaming (consoles), I couldn't get it to pair.I recommend this for anyone looking for a slim keyboard that gets great battery life. Also, the price point is fantastic!

Pro: Long lasting battery. Works on multiple surfaces easily. Easy to change between BT and 2.5hz. Can use while charging (apple Magic Mouse failure).Con: the outside plastic does start to come off with oil from my hands. The mouse is very light and does feel cheap but it is cheap.Verdict: I highly recommend, does the job with Linux, Mac, and Windows easily. I have to change between all of those in one day and this little guy does it. Light, long lasting battery and great for the new Mac Silicon that don’t have a USB port anymore.

Did everything possible to get it to work it’s ok I don’t want my 14 dollars back I want to take it apart I bet it will pop open with a butter knife. Oh and thanks for your helpful troubleshooting videos for computers only. I went and spent 80 dollars on a mechanical keyboard. If you are reading this you should do it too. They are built like the old keyboards that lasted but better more backlight options you can pop the keys off to clean it repair it or to switch custom keys. So many new keys I want I’m gonna have a drawer full of them. Im careful with my stuff I don’t have things just go around and break. I’ve never broken a phone screen or had a keyboard stop I also rarely run into products I couldn’t easily repair. I would not give this to a kid. For some of you there is a button that could have gotten pressed and that can mess up your asdf if you look closely at the qwe buttons you can switch between windows android and iOS by holding down the function key and the corresponding device key. A lot of keyboards have this but they don’t bother to tell you this. Also if you buy a keyboard and don’t get an offer for warranty it’s probably not even worth it. I got a computer and a soldering iron so I’ll update if I find any other way for you poor people to fix this.Got it December 20th and it’s January the 22nd. Asdf keys don’t work for no reason. Was cute I needed it. This is just sad. It shouldn’t be something spilled if so it shouldn’t be asdf it should be widjdjjaiwjdhchchqknvjrbwhxbebdjmvrbjdiwob

This keyboard is a convenient size and is lightweight. It does not have an indicator to show if the battery is charged, or how much power is available.I have purchased two of these. The first one quit working after 12 months. Liking the keyboard, I ordered a second one. This most recent purchase quit after 11 months. Mirroring the first keyboard, the bluetooth connectability quit and from use, several of the letters have been rubbed off of the keys.I have now gotten a different brand keyboard in hopes of getting more than one year's use from it.

It's lightweight and colorful. Makes it easy to connect. Bluetooth connected to my tablet. Haven't tried my phone though. A little stiff at first with the keys when you use it the first time, but the more you use it, the more they break in an it feels not as stiff if that makes sense. So far no lags, functions fine. Haven't had a chance to find a game I can use it on though. It was cheap. Get what you pay for.