Tavsou Bluetooth Page Turner Pedal For Tablets Smartphones rechargeable Anti-Skid Pad (Classic)

As a guitarist, I use chord / lyric sheets instead of "real" music. I have hundreds of the sheets, all paper in ring binders. I purchased an app "SongPro" (£6.99) from Google Play store for my Samsung tablet. Then, converted my library of chords / lyrics on Word documents to PDF via a website that let me do it all at once. Then, Bluetoothed those PDFs to my tablet and imported them to SongPro. The whole process was simple and speedy.All my chord sheets are now digital. I just needed a foot pedal page turner - and this gadget works perfectly. Out of the box, it's fully charged and quickly paired via Bluetooth to my tablet. Whenever I switch it on, it automatically pairs. I use the left pedal to scroll up and the right to scroll down, but it can be set for multiple uses, including page turning. I guess that means it would work well with music scores.The pedal now sits next to my guitar pedal board, under my mic stand. The tablet is on a small holder attached to my mic stand. I've removed paper and a large music stand. It all feels much tidier!Couldn't be more pleased with the pedal. (Although nothing to do with this review, SongPro is also excellent!)

Works great. I have my music in PDF and using Adobe Acrobat to view. Just had to set the pedal to left/right and it "just worked"

It's ok, but if you press too quickly, it skips 2 pages. So whilst playing, you have to consciously make sure you are holding it for long enough.This is with repeat turned off.I was a bit disappointed.

Relatively pleased with my foot controller. It worked as soon as I’d bluetoothed it toi my iPad using ‘SongSheet Pro, version 20223.12’ app for my song words. Between the app and the pedal, I can now scroll by the page or by the verse with a tap of my foot.I’ve dropped one star from what should have been a 5 star review, as I found it difficult to press my foot down effectively all the time without the pedal moving. I got round it by placing some rubber speaker feet on the bottom which both lifted the pedal and made it more non-slip.Other than that personal problem, this is an excellent pedal that works as intended and, when the rechargeable battery is full (via a supplied cable), you’ll get about 30 hours before needing a recharge (which takes 4-5 hours)Despite my 1 star drop, I’d still recommend this, especially as my software was not included in the manufacturer’s listing of approved apps.

I've had this less than a day so I can't speak to it's long-term robustness, but it looks and feels sturdy, managing that without being bulky or heavy. It's a good size for normal sized feet with a decent gap between the pedals, which are sprung firmly enough not to trigger unwanted clicks if a foot is kept resting lightly on it.It was quick plug and play to set up with my somewhat ageing Galaxy Tab S2 running Android 7.0. Reconnection on powering on the pedal takes just a few seconds and it even remembers the setting of which keyboard buttons (e.g left arrow, right arrow) have been chosen (which I wasn't expecting). The switch for repeat or single press is a great idea, removing the danger of multiple page advance by holding the pedal down too long.I feel it's perhaps a touch pricy, but isn't too bad relative to other products. Overall I think I've made a good choice.

I’ve been using this for over a year and had no problems. It works on my IPad with word and other apps. Love it

Does not work with word or pdf files when stored in Dropbox. My music community stores all songs and set lists here.You have to open acrobat reader, then open the file you want to use.Cumbersome if you have a mixture of pdf, txt & doc items to useWaste of money in my opinionSorry

This is on stage with me at every performance