Samsers Foldable Bluetooth Keyboard with Touchpad, Full-Size Wireless Folding Keyboards with Backlight, Portable Travel for iOS Android Windows Mac OS, Support 3 Device(BT5.1 x 3), Black

Pros:- It feels decently made, though it is plastic it doesn't feel cheap.- It folds up nicely for travel and short storage.- Good battery life- Backlit keys (RGB back Lighting)- Typing feels similar to typing on a surface keyboard.- touchpad and it's multi touch with gestures. Tested on Andro and windows and works great.- Multi point. Can connect to PC and phone and easily switch between devices. 3 devices total- price is really good for what you are getting.Cons:- Slight delay when switching between Bluetooth devices- not spill resistant so be careful when using at the coffee shop!- fake leather isn't very grippy. Can slide on certain surfaces a little when typing. Would have liked it if it had rubber strips.Overall I am extremely pleased. I am using with a portable mini PC (legion go) and xr glasses. I keep the PC running at a low TDP so it won't over heat and leave it in a small bag so I only have this keyboard and glasses on. I really like the experience and highly recommend this keyboard. I wish they made a spill protector for it that would remove my biggest worry when using it.

The keys are clicky and solid, wonderful size and location. I can type without looking at it and wouldn't make many mistakes. I have no experienced any lag or connectivity issue so far.Touch pad is a bit glitchy. Movement and click are fine, but two and three finger touch or gesture sometimes don't appear.It's a quality product and feels pretty premium. The price is a bit high, but that seems to be the trend among everything recently.

Instead of being verbose, I'll just type some thoughts that came into my head as I used this keyboard:- Build quality feels both cheap and quality at the same time. Loose tolerances but a sturdy feel.- Typing isn't half bad - the keys feel satisfying and have a good amount of resistance. I wish the folding hinges would lock for better lap usage; recommended to use on a hard, flat surface.- The LEDs can be changed or even turned off entirely. No custom lighting, but it's nice knowing I can have the keyboard glow red, blue, purple, some other colors, or not at all.- There are multiple Bluetooth profiles. I can have my phone synced to Bluetooth profile 1, my Raspberry Pi to profile 2, and my Macbook to profile 3. Then, simply push the profile's button and the keyboard will pair with the corresponding device.- The trackpad has horrible mouse buttons, but otherwise is made of a very low friction plastic, and has a good sensor. Just tap instead of clicking and it's a good trackpad.- Good battery life and USB-C charging.Honestly if the folding hinges were made with tighter tolerances, the hinges could lock for use on one's lap, and the trackpad had better physical buttons, easily a 5 star cheapo keyboard.

This keyboard makes it so easy to use my phone with work. There was a time when I had to work from home & I usually multitask between my computer & tablet so from home I multitasked from my tablet & phone. This keyboard made using my phone so much easier. I found all kinds of shortcuts for my phone with the keyboard. The battery life lasts forever, I charge it sometimes but it rarely has to be charged & I use it daily.

I have tried a lot of foldable keyboards and this is the best. It's the size of a book which means I can carry it with a book and not really notice it. Feels very comfortable to type on. Key layout is and hinge design is perfect. One caveat is the track pad could be better and I'd pay an extra $10 if the upgraded it. But for what it is it does the job very well.

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Bought this to better use a Unix terminal app installed on my smartphone, and to control my home theater PC from across the room. Works adequately for both purposes. Keyboard is large enough to permit full touch-typing with few issues, aside from one of the keyboard hinges protruding into the space where my left thumb would usually sit on the spacebar.The touchpad is mediocre and only "better than nothing." It has a slow polling rate, so mouse movement is visibly choppy even on a 120Hz monitor. I think that the touchpad surface is plastic instead of glass, making it “sticky," and sometimes it fails to register my finger. It supports multi-touch gestures across all supported devices, but I think this support is baked into the keyboard itself. For instance, two-finger scroll doesn't seem to "pass through" to the operating system; instead, the gesture is intercepted by the keyboard, which sends "Scroll Event" messages to the computer. I can see the benefits of this, since some platforms (particularly phones) might not have native multi-touch scrolling support, but it means that I can't reverse the scroll direction of the touchpad. The major benefit of the touchpad is just that it exists and is technically functional, not that it's necessarily pleasant to use.Would have given four stars instead of three because it can be easily switched between three paired devices by tapping the yellow F1, F2, and F3 keys, but dropped back down to the three stars because the media keys (F7, F8, F9) don't work for controlling media playback in Spotify on Windows with a Chrome window focused.Would be nice to have something like an iOS/Android app to configure keyboard options (like scroll direction, polling rate, touchpad sensitivty, etc.); if that existed, I'd bump up to 4 stars.

I love this keyboard. Would like to have emoji key but other than that it is perfect and keys are well-placed for a full keyboard typing experience. Well worth the money. Nicely nacklit and very portable. Easy Bluetooth connection. You get what you pay for. Highly recommend this keyboard.