RONY Foldable Bluetooth Keyboard, Ultra-Slim Portable Wireless Travel Keyboard Compatible with iPad Android Phone Laptop Mac Desktop

I want to cancel my return for this folding keyboard. I just found the tiny power switch. It was very easy to connect to my mini pc. Its wireless and does not need that tiny USB plug to plug into the hardware. I hate that the instructions are small print, however I was able to find instructions on Google.

I love the idea. it's bluetooth so that way i can use it on my tablet, my phone or even on my samgsung tv

Light weight quick connect pocket size affordable too

Great for travel, easy to use

mutch easier to type on than the phone small key board, a must for fat fingers.

For android, this keyboard was easy to set up and use. The keys feel fine, it looks cool, but i only have two issues. First: Its a little pricey for what it is, and since Ive only had it for a week I cant speak of its longevity. Feels like at this price it should be a bit more durable. Second: The hotkey to switch to a different language keyboard is Shift Space, which i accidentally hit often. Not sure whether it's easy to change, but there arent instructuons on how to change it and it comes like this out of the box. otherwise, not a bad choicd if its on sale. :)

You won't be able to type 120wpm using this keyboard. Because of the split the fold requires, typing is a bit awkward. Everything else about the keyboard is good. Know that no "case" is included, but really, a case isn't necessary. when folded the keyboard is a tight almost square shell of a package which looks and feels very secure. Operationally the ability to pair between 3 different devices (with keyboard shortcuts to switch between them) is great as is the ability to change the host operating system (between Android, iOS and Windows).

in the time that I've used it after purchase I found it to be pretty good Bluetooth wireless rechargeable collapsible keyboard. You gotta learn how to use it you gotta read the instructions. Greatest fault the crappy instruction manual they send with it. But work with it and you'll learn how to set it up. For the price and it's quality of manufacturing it it's good. Not the best product on the market as if I would know that but good at the price and at the time I purchased it.

The manual is extremely unclear and in broken English. I had to look at the pics on the Walmart's page to figure out to turn on first the Bluetooth with FN C. It charges in 1 hour and is possible to type while charging. One charge lasts me 1 week. Due to the bad manual, I haven't figured the function of the little switch on the side and the meaning of the secondary FN keys. I like typing on it better than my old Logitech keyboard. The keys are slightly stiffer than a laptop and relatively quiet, except the super-noisy space keys. Because it has 5 rows of keys instead of 6, keys like ESC and DEL are activated via FN, which I find inconvenient because I use them often. The most annoying part are the super-noisy space keys. I hope it lasts, although the single CTRL key is already creaking when pressed...

This keyboard looks great, seems very well constructed, folds in half without issue, and has a decent rubberized cover on the back. Bluetooth connects perfectly and quickly. However, there are two things that are deal breakers for me. One, the on/off switch is counterintuitive - looking down at the keyboard, the switch is on the left side (small but easy to find), but up is off and down is on. Also, a power light comes on when you first turn it on, but it does not stay on continuously. I find myself checking to see if the thing is even on much too often. Second problem for me personally is, the keyboard does not lock open and flat, so if you try to use it on an uneven surface, it can be very awkward. On a flat hard surface it will not be an issue. All of these are easily fixable issues, so I'm a bit disappointed in what seems like a well intentioned but somewhat poorly thought out product. Price was certainly fair enough, however, and I'll probably find a use for it, just not as versatile as I hoped.