aMZCaSE Bluetooth keyboard for iPad, Bluetooth keyboard iPad 10.2''/9.7'', iPad Pro 11''/iPad Pro 12.9'', iPad Air/iPad Mini/iPhone, wireless Bluetooth keyboard for Windows, iOS, Android,White

Why spent 100£ when you can get a keyboard like that?

Needed something compact and portable to link with my work phone for times when I needed to type out a report.This fitted the bill perfectly.Small, compact, lightweight, good battery life (at least as long as I have needed it for, anyways), and easy to link up to my Android phone.It is US layout - mainly the symbol keys - ", &, #, etc. - so it just takes a moment to find them, but being as this is sold in the UK it loses a star for not being the UK layout.Good price, good product, just wish they would offer the UK layout version.

This is quite a nice bluetooth keyboard. It's responsive but the keys are more mushy than clicky. It's super easy to set up and I did that within seconds. I don't think it's UK layout though but this is designed for iOS and I'm quite new to this ecosystem but at least comparing it with a UK desktop keyboard it isn't.It's lightweight and the battery seems to last a long time and it can easily be charged with a USB-C cable, the best type of USB.It's a good size as well, without being so small that you're hitting all the wrong keys or too big it can't fit on a lap tray.At £16.99 I think it's a fair price, if not good. It's not an outstanding keyboard but it's smart and functional which is all I can ask for. It would be nice if it was a UK layout but it's not the end of the world and it's still quite easy to get the right keys, it's mainly just the £ and @ key you need to remember has moved but that's okay as it's otherwise a good keyboard at a very reasonable price. Happy with it.

This slimline keyboard keeps it small and compact with hot keys for android windows and ipad. It runs pretty well with a bit of practice (ordered this for an android device, first time using a keyboard for one!).It charges through a usb cable provided and runs on Bluetooth.My only issue is that it is a US layout keyboard. It is shown on pictures but not stated anywhere. It's a shame given how few keys it would require, and how it's bragged how easy it is to take keys off to clean etc that this hasn't been added as a little extra. (especially given the company apparently doesn't deliver outside the UK, it's nonsensical that it offers no UK layout).

For this wireless bluetooth keyboard, I can say that it is a very good alternative to Apple Magic keyboard. The feel of the keys is very good, it is very easy to write and it is designed well for wrist health. I tried it for iPhone, Windows 11 pro and Mac Mini and I liked it very much. I did not encounter any problem.Thanks.

I have an andoid phone (Samsung S23) and I use it a lot. Having bluetooth keyboards helps a lot rather than using two fingers to type out replies and messages.I like having Bluetooth keyboards in various parts of the house, eg kitchen, living room, bedroom, office etc; rather than carry them around.This bluetooth keyboard was easy to set up and serves very well in my kitchen at the moment. US keyboard but when I have to type in the £ sign, I just use my phone to do so. There probably is a way to switch the keyboard to using £ signs perhaps, but for the moment, I haven't as yet been able to find it.

Good:- small and light- buttons for macOS and Windows- USB C for charging- no numpad- good button actuation- useful function keys- helpful during writing- status LED (for charging and connection)- can be stored/taken anywhereBad:- difficulties during 1st pairing- unnecessary text for on/off switch

Connecting the keypad to our iPad was easy and it worked perfectly. However, it's a US layout with a $ key instead of a £ key, which is painful especially if you don't know how to get the £ sign instead of the $ (hold down Alt Ctrl Shift and 4). Charging the keyboard was easy and fast with the USB C port and the battery lasted all day with no issues.