Nillkin Foldable Travel Keyboard with Touchpad & Number Pad, Bluetooth Wireless Portable Folding Full Size Keyboard with Trackpad for PC Laptop iPad Tablets Smartphone, Silicone Leather Cover, Black

Ive been looking for a portable keyboard to use when I travel. I just received this keyboard and have been testing it out—actually, I’m using it to write this review right now! So far, I love it. The keys are spaced just right for accurate, comfortable typing, and they respond well with a soft, satisfying click or feedback. Everything feels natural, especially for a portable keyboard.The built-in touchpad is a nice bonus. It’s small, sure, but surprisingly accurate and really easy to use. It makes navigating on the go feel effortless.Switching between devices has been seamless. I’ve gone from an iPad to a Mac Mini to a MacBook Pro without a single hiccup. Pairing was fast and everything just works—no fuss.The foldable design and little storage bag make it easy to carry and protect when I toss it in my bag. The listing says there is some sort of a silicone leather cover, but unless I missed it in the box, I dont see anything like that here. Overall, I’m seriously impressed. It’s the kind of gadget that makes working on the go actually enjoyable.

Shipping quickly and works amazing for on the go and at my home office. Easy with connectivity and comes with a USB-C charger to charge the device versus changing batteries. Works with Mac and Windows without issue! I got the black colored keyboard version and it’s very lightweight and portable. I would buy again and think it’s a great value for the money.

I’ve been using this foldable Bluetooth keyboard with my Android tablet and phone, and my Linux laptop. On Android it paired right away and the keys feel responsive for quick emails or notes. The number pad is really handy when I’m crunching numbers, and the cover seems to keep it well protected in my bag.On my Linux laptop the keyboard types just fine but the trackpad basically does not work. The cursor disappears and it randomly selects things whenever I try to move it. It's unclear what the cause is since other bluetooth trackpads have worked fine. If you need a working trackpad on Linux you’ll be disappointed. Otherwise it’s a solid, portable typing companion for Android or Windows devices.

It folds up very easily, which I wondered if the keys wouldn't align or there would be an issue with that. There wasn't at all. It connect to up to 3 bluetooth devices very easily. The only thing that caught me off guard is when I connected to my Lenovo Tablet, it asked if I wanted to give the bluetooth device access to my contacts. Big no, but this didn't happen with any other devices. It could have also been because I was using Google Play at the time I connected. It hasn't happened again.The keys are scissor switches, so they have a nice little click without giving a lot of travel. The media functions are good. The way to access the different layers are actually very intuitive. It works with Android, iOS and Windows with no issues, though it takes a moment to think out Android and Windows, since the keys are marked for iOS, so command and option work as the Windoes/OS key and Alt. It also works for Amazon devices, since they use the same protocol, as far as I know. Just proprietary Amazon stuff, but works for Fire TV and Fire Tablets, after testing. No firmware updates needed.The only downside is the 10-key, since it isn't tactile, but since it is doing double-duty, I basically just use it as the touchpad. The battery life seems to be very good, I've been using it all day to test it and it's still a full charge (you can check with FN + R CMD). Three blinks is full. It uses USB-C, so it follows the standard of basically every portable device. The built in Caps Lock and Num Lock indicators are great.It isn't cheap, but the convenience of bringing this with me and being able to turn my phone into an email-center with something that fits in a coat pocket or purse/hip bag makes it a wonderful option for quick lunch-time productivity. It also would be great for a Media PC hooked up to a TV, since this folds up to fit in a drawer in a coffee table or side table.Overall, great product, easy to use, feels sturdy and works very well. No complaints, only positives (besides the 10-key, but again, it's just an extr a feature, not a primary one, so I never intended to use it).