Mcbazel Rechargeable Foldable Bluetooth Keyboard,Portable Folding Wireless Tri-Keyboard with Touchpad for Android/Windows/ iOS13 and above,Tablet/PC - Gray

The Mcbazel Rechargeable Foldable Bluetooth Keyboard is a convenient and portable solution for mobile devices. Its tri-fold design with a touchpad makes it ideal for use with tablets, mobile phones, and PCs. The grey finish is sleek and modern. Connectivity is reliable, and the rechargeable battery offers long-lasting performance. Perfect for on-the-go typing needs.

I already own a foldable keyboard, but it does not have a trackpad. I wanted to upgrade to a keyboard with a trackpad in order not to carry a mouse with me. I primarily use the keyboard for my Android Dex application, to give me desktop access on my phone whilst using a monitor.This keyboard feels much more cheaply made than my previous keyboard, it's lighter and flimsier, although around the same size as my non trackpad foldable. The folding mechanism again is just not as premium as my other keyboard and feels very loose and flimsy. Bluetooth connection to my phone was simple and straight forward. Key presses work find, but don't have the same feel as my other foldable keyboard, it just feels less premium. The trackpad is my biggest issue, the pointer just moves too fast and is at times jerky. This may be the Dex software, however it does not do this with my stand alone bluetooth mouse. It is workable, however it can be a little frustrating.Value for money wise i would say this keyboard is priced about right, i would have been disappointed more if i would have paid more.If you are looking for a highly portable keyboard and mouse/trackpad at a reasonable price then this product may well just fit your requirements.

I bought my wife an Honor Pad X9 for Christmas, but she found herself missing a proper keyboard for typing on it (the on-screen keyboard being ok for short messages, but not for anything longer).I got her this little gadget and it's been perfect. It folds up small enough to easily fit in her bag alongside the tablet without taking up much room, the battery life is excellent, it connects quickly and stays connected in a stable fashion (no drop-outs). Does a superb job at a low price.

Connects well, has dropped connection a couple of times but get it back quick and easy to travel with, I bought this because my last keyboard got too battered in my back pack and it does what I need it to do. The only thing I'm finding frustrating is the 3 key says it's a # but it's not it's a £ and they keyboard seemingly has no # key that I can find 🤷

It’s tiny and useful. It also can link up with my mobile. Sometimes I need to type and work on my documents which is fast for typing. Therefore it can link up with other electronic items which is very helpful. I also use to connect with my iPad which speedy my work.

It's light and portable and takes up so little space when folded - which was exactly what I was after as I didn't want to clutter up my space - my laptop has to be stowed away when I'm not using it, there's no room for a permanent setup. It feels like the hinges are a bit flimsy, so I'm treating them gently, but apart from that it does exactly what I hoped it would. The left and right 'mousebutton' clicks (for click and drag, or right click menus) are a bit fiddly as the buttons are part of the touch pad (so the arrow moves when you're trying to click on something), but it works. Maybe I could experiment with reducing the pointer speed/sensitivity and see if that helps. Easy Bluetooth setup and I like the way I can switch easily between preset devices. It works equally as well with my Android phone as it does with my Windows laptop.

Great little keyboard, connects by Bluetooth and I can do everything on it like a full size keyboard, recommend 👍

This has got to be one of the worst designed and poorly explained keyboards I've ever used.Firstly the "manual" will guide you through getting it connected, but that's it. The worst thing about this keyboard is that I cannot figure out the correct key combinations for simple tasks. Want to hit "Esc"? For some reason it's colour coded to need the "Fn" (when is Esc not the default function for that key!?), but that doesn't work - oh no, for some reason that is also the "Home" key (which it has another one of elsewhere on the keyboard). "F5" to refresh? Nope, sorry, Fn + 5 (which should be F5) is "cut", good luck figuring out how to get just the F5. All of the Fn key combos are like this.If you're looking for something to quickly type up basic messages on your phone, I guess this will work, for anything else though look elsewhere.