Targus Ergonomic Foldable Bluetooth Keyboard, Split Travel Keyboard Wireless, Rechargeable Portable Wireless Keyboard for Android iPhone Microsoft & Apple Tablets, Blue (PKF00302US)

Works very well when you are a frequent traveler, compact and light so goes well when you pack your stuff

This little gadget has been fantastic. Long text convos or emails are much quicker and easier with this little keyboard. It folds and tucks away easily. When its folded, it automatically shuts connection with the phone. Open it and it quickly reconnects, making it seamless to choose which functions best suited for the keyboard. Only draw back I can think of is you need a pretty flat surface to use it. However something as simple as a newspaper or book, even a backpack can work fine.

TINY keyboard perfect for on the go. Love that it connects right when you open it, and the typing is almost perfect. The major downside for me is the escape key hidden under the Fn layer. Would much rather have that than the tilde on the default layout. The micro usb isn’t super great, but that’s minor honestly. Perfect otherwise. B+

Foldable keyboards tend to be so tiny, they are very uncomfortable to type on for more than 5 mins, coz your wrist is bent at such an acute angle, even more so than a standard keyboard. As an ergonomic keyboard user for more than 15 years, I was elated when I found someone finally makes an ergonomic foldable keyboard! I use this on my Android phone, iPad and Windows tablet. It supports 3 profiles so you can switch between your devices easily using the hotkeys. The typing experience is way better than other small foldable keyboards because your wrist is not bent at such a big angle and the keys are 1.4mm tall/wide with a 3mm spacing between keys. This allows me to type for more than 15 mins at a reasonable WPM before becoming uncomfortable. If you really need to type for even longer, try lifting the keyboard up with a thin book. The only hurdle for most people is getting used to an ergo keyboard. Once you're used to it and can type at your normal WPM, it's very hard to go back to a straight keyboard especially if you need to do a ton of typing everyday. Battery life is very good because it uses very little battery (no touchpad) and it's still very compact. The only minor con is it uses micro-USB-B for charging.

I have used a number of Blue Tooth keyboards. Generic ones purchased on the Internet for as low as $14 to Logitech keyboards for $50 and up. I believe that “less is more” so I do not carry an iPad and an iPhone. I use my iPhone paired with a Blue Tooth keyboard so I don’t have an extra device in my Every Day Carry. If you carry an iPad already maybe this review is not for you, but if you want to carry the minimum for writing that still does an excellent job read on…The Targus is small, only a little wider than a Pro-Max iPhone, and not quite as tall. It is thin, just a little wider than your iPhone without a protective case. It has no on/off switch like the Logitech. You turn it on by opening it up. It is light; about the weight of your phone device without a protective case. The Targus is goof-proof when pairing. It “latches” onto your iPhone with ease. The Ergonomic layout takes a bit to get used to, if you already have a keyboard you are using that is not ergonomic. Your hands are spread in a slightly different way. The trick I use is not to look at the keyboard when typing, but just let your fingers find the correct keys. If you are already a “touch-typer” you’ll find the transition easy. Easy to carry, easy to recharge, the Targus is in my Every Day Carry bag permanently. It has a one-year warranty, but I am willing to bet that if not abused, it will last years longer. It does not come with a case, but I found a small padded sleeve that works well to protect the keyboard while aboard in my bag. You might consider doing the same. Great Performance, Great Build Quality, Easy to Use, are just some of the things that make the Targus, an everyday companion.