MOFII Bluetooth Keyboard, Ultra-Slim Wireless Computer Keyboard for iPad/iPad Air/iPad Pro/iPad Mini, iPhone, Tablet, Laptop, Compatible with iOS,...

When I ordered this, I specifically got it to use with my iPad Pro which I use daily. I had no idea how versatile this keyboard would become as I now use it daily in conjunction with my iPad, iPhone, iMac and my Windows PC and I have zero problems connecting between any one of those options. It connects quickly and easily every single time. The keys feel very positive and secure, there is no rattling about when you type and to be honest, it feels very similar to my Mac keyboard. The "scissor" keys feel very nice and the angle sits at a good angle. It is very light and portable is well constructed. The only thing I don't like about it is the fact that every key is designated with what looks like a transfer style graphic rather than a traditional painted or etched key designator, but this is just me and whatever the key indicators are, they don't feel like they will come anytime soon. I use this daily and so far, have been extremely satisfied with this keyboard. Great value!

This keyboard would be very good for travel, given its small and light footprint. The Bluetooth easily connected to my Windows 11 Laptop, and the touch feel is fairly responsive with good feedback. The keys make a noticeable clicking sound, though it's not overly loud. Overall quality seems fine, and it takes two AAA batteries (not included), which means it might have a longer useful life than models with built-in batteries that eventually won't recharge. However, key layout and spacing feel a bit crowded for my medium-sized hands to use comfortably as my daily driver, other than for something like a Home Theater PC, which doesn't require much typing. I imagine someone with beefy fingers would feel even more cramped. It's not a huge problem, and maybe I could get used to it over time, though since I have a big desk there's no need for me to ditch my full-size keyboard. But for dainty hands or use on the go with a phone, tablet, etc., this is a solid choice.

I'm using this keyboard with an Apple TV to type in searches, account details, etc. Pairing was pain free at about 12 feet from the Apple TV. The keyboard showed up immediately in the menu after pressing the little button on the bottom side. Typing has been fine so far, with no interruptions, other than taking a second to wake up after sleeping. I'm not sure if I'd use this keyboard as a daily driver, but for this purpose it works very well. It should also work well as a portable keyboard. Minus 1 star for requiring batteries. Make sure you have 2x AAA batteries on hand. If you won't be using the keyboard for some time, there's a small switch on the bottom you can flip to turn off power. This could be handy if you're carrying the keyboard in a backpack, where it might be subject to accidental key presses that would wake it up otherwise.

This keyboard types really well, and it's lightweight and portable. That being said, it requires batteries. I would expect a keyboard at this price-point to be rechargeable. The listing itself does not make it clear that this keyboard requires batteries. I already have issues keeping batteries handy, so the fact that it's not rechargeable is a deal-breaker for my daily use. Some may find that they prefer that though.

I mainly got this keyboard to use with my Surface Laptop 2 to maintain keyboard use while in drawing mode. I found this keyboard can be ideal for anyone wants a light portable work apparatus for their tablet, or convertible laptop. the biggest aspect of this tablet i like is how thin the main typing area is, while the battery compartment doubles as a lifter to keep the keyboard at a comfortable angle. The one aspect of this keyboard i don't care for is the need for aaa batteries, this can be alleviated with the addition of rechargeable batteries, though at this point i feel like built in or preinstalled rechargeable batteries should be the norm. Additionally I found the exclusion of a "screenprint/screenshot" key to be a bit annoying, as it is a key I use frequently. Overall I think this keyboard is a decent value when considering its functionality, and pricepoint(19.99 at the time of review).