Samsers Foldable Bluetooth Keyboard - Portable Wireless Keyboard with Stand Holder, Rechargeable Full Size Ultra Slim Folding, Compatible iOS Android Windows Smartphone Tablet and Laptop - Black

Lightweight, solid build quality with a leather exterior for protection and stability. Sleek design, effortless connectivity across multiple devices. Multiple colorways to accommodate any aesthetic. Highly recommend! ++++

I like that it folds. I have a dog and don't like open keyboards; and constantly having a cover to put on and off is annoying. I just fold this one closed and find peace of mind at how compact it is. Nice size to just place in a bag.This is thin but does not feel flimsy. Keys have a good click to them when pressed. I'll admit the gap took a little adjusting to when typing. It's a little weird having 2 space bars / the bar is split too.This works great with all my devices. I use it for my Fire Tablet when using TeamViewer for remote work mostly.It does well on my Samsung Note 8 and 10 too. The only issue I have is that the screens will refresh/close out anything on the phone screen.. anytime I use the keyboard in the remote screen. There is no refresh on my Fire Tablet just a small notification sound that it's connected.I like to use multiple screens and devices. I have my phone plugged into a touchscreen monitor. I have a mouse to use too. I don't like the Samsungs closing out whatever I have on the phone just because the keyboard is being connected to use.Keyboard keeps a good charge and lasts over a week during my usage. I would like the ability to pair it with multiple devices / modes but that's okay.I also wish there was a way to lock the keyboard flat when opened. A pin to hold the hinge straight or something would be nice. I need to use it on a firm surface if I want it to stay flat.Update: Not sure why others' say their keyboard stopped working. Mine still is working beautifully; I think the battery may have lowered but I don't constantly use it to compare what it was intially.

I bought this and I bought a tri-fold full-sized pluggable keyboard and compared the two. Ultimately, I am keeping the trifold keyboard, but this is a solid product.Pros:First, the price is right. It feels like I need to be gentle with it which isn't a problem, it's pretty simple in build, and if you're someone that rarely travels but does not want to carry around a laptop when you do, you can skip a trip to McDonalds with a friend and buy yourself something that will make that more comfortable.It connects easily. No issues at all getting it to connect, and it holds its connection for a long while which is really nice, so if you're switching back and forth from typing texts to friends and watching videos it will keep up with that.Finally, the size! If you're an ultra-light traveler, you canNOT beat the small size of this device. Super thin and lightweight, this easily fits into my scrubs' front pocket. It isn't a brick of a device and I really like it for that reason.Cons:The keys are wonky. They Kind of need that in order to flip closed in half, but that is Really Really hard to get used to if you do work on a computer and type fast and often. I constantly make typos on it as a result. This is not insurmountable but something to be aware of.The bumps in the hinge get in the way. The actual small bumps that help it close are sticking out in the keyboard. While it isn't much, its enough for your fingers to run into and it would take time to train one's fingers to lift over them especially when trying to hit that tiny 'y' key just beyond them.It is a bit of a gentle thing. This is definitely no military-grade item it does require a bit of care when handling and I'd be worried to drop this, but as I said, I personally think that's acceptable given the price.Overall, if you use a portable keyboard less than monthly, I think this keyboard will work well for you. I think the bit of annoyance with the keys and hinges is a trade-off worth the size and lightness of it. This will get you through typing an email in an airport, sending off a lengthy text in a hotel bed, etc without much issue. As I think most people fit this demographic, I would say just slow down your typing a little and appreciate it's still much faster than tapping things out with your thumbs.If you are someone that plans to use this on a daily basis or travels often, I think you will appreciate something more full-sized and worth the heaviness like the pluggable tri-fold keyboard.

Works great! Easy to connect. Very light so it doesn't add much weight to my backpack. I like to carry it with my phone since it's easier to type long emails on a physical keyboard than on the iphone screen.