Donner Bluetooth Page Turner Pedal for Tablets and Phones Rechargeable Wireless Foot Pedal, Silver

After using a different brand of blue tooth page tuners for several years, it quit working. I purchased the Donner as the ratings were pretty favorable and the price was right. It works very well. I am a pianist and I use it with forScore app with an iPad. What I like best is the switch that limits page turns to one per press. My old pedal, if I didn't release it immediately would turn more than one page. Not a good thing when it happens during a performance. I also like the 50 hours of battery life and the fact that it turns itself off after 25 minutes of inactivity and to come back to life just with a touch of the pedal. I was always forgetting to turn off my old pedal and ended up having to recharge it more often than I liked. As I have only had the Donner a short time, I cannot speak to its longevity, but it seems well built and I expect it to last for several years. 01/03/2018 Follow Up: Now that I have had the pedal for a while, I like it more each day. I am ordering a second one so that I don't have to move it from my Grand Piano to my Digital Piano. I am able to just leave them in place. They turn themselves off after a period of inactivity and come right back on with the click of the pedal. Another benefit of this pedal over my prior one is by clicking both the left and right pedals at the same time you are able to activate the virtual keyboard function of my iPad. With my other pedal, when I wanted to type a note onto the score, I had to physically pick it up, turn the pedal off, make my edit to the score, then turn the pedal back on to resume page turning function. The Donner pedal eliminates all that hassle. It is an excellent choice for performing musicians who are slaves to sheet music. Also, I am now using PiaScore App. They have significantly improved it and I find it equal to ForScore.

Nice utility device for the musician, coupled with the TCL Nxtpaper Tablet. Quick pair and works like a charm.. I'm using Mobile Sheets app and Chart Builder app on the tablet and this is a nice add on...

I bought a donner wireless bluetooth turner pedal 2 years ago for my daughter who plays the piano and uses the app forscore for sheet music. It is still going strong. I recently decided to buy another one - same model but in a different color so she can take it on shows. The product is very sturdy and has held up well with daily use. I also have an airturn which is a more expensive version of this product but I cant tell the difference between the two. I'd recommend to get this one if one is looking for a reliable and afforable page turner.

Reading through Donner's instruction sheet, there's no mention as to whether or not the power switch should be in the on or off position when charging the device. When I turned the power switch to the on position, the device appeared to turn on (with it not connected to the charger), and a green LED started to blink intermittently. I charged the unit and paired it to my iPad with no difficulty. I have tons of lead sheets of jazz charts, standard tunes, etc. located in my iCloud drive under various folders. I also have classical pieces, some of which span multiple pages. I initially loaded a PDF book of five Villa Lobos Préludes into the iPad's default PDF reader. The pedal was unresponsive; the pages didn't turn. I then went back to Donner's instruction sheet and read that if the pages didn't turn, they listed recommend apps. One of the apps listed is ForScore. A singer I know who sings in a classical choral group mentioned that her choir music director uses ForScore, so I went to the App Store and downloaded ForScore. I had to import the PDF book of préludes into ForScore, but afterwards, the pedal recognized the app and it worked beautifully. Pressing the up and down pedals, I was able to go from page to page and piece to piece. I also opened the same book in the iPad's Acrobat Reader version. This also worked, but the pages weren't framed exactly as they were in ForScore. The pages started somewhere in the middle. I will try some of the other apps, and compare/contrast. Since a lot of my scanned music consists of lead sheets that are one or two pages (i.e., standard tunes), I want to be able to just open each file in a very simple i.e., PDF reader that I'm going to be able to 'pedal' from one page to the other. For me, that would be the most time efficient work flow when I'm on the bandstand and need to load a tune very quickly (without the complexity of a more advanced app which requires a process of importing a 'score.' To me, it's just loading sheet music like I have always done, but now with the convenience of the page turner pedal. All and all, the Donner pedal feels quite good when I press it with my foot. It has an accurate feel to it. Apologies for my inexperience with electronic page turning, as this is the first time I've used this type of device. I'm sure I'll straighten out my relationship with it (hopefully over the next several days). If anybody has input, insights, etc., I would welcome comments.

This product has been such a game changer in my live performances. I use it with the songbook pro app, and it works like a dream. Keeps my hands free to focus on whatever instrument I'm playing without the need to flip pages or have them blow all over the place during outdoor performances. I also like being able to flip the page with the pedal exactly when I need it to. Also gives me the freedom to continue playing one song to the next without shuffling through papers. Another great thing about this product is not only that it is rechargeable via USB+C cable, but also the long lasting charge that you get. Can easily get (3-4) 4 hour gigs out of it with one charge. Five Solid Stars. ☆☆☆☆☆

easy to use and works fine.

It is easy to use, silent and responsive. There is is almost no noise when you step on it thus no disturbance to your music. It is a bit expensive comapring with similar products on Taobao, but the quality of this pedal stands out.

Llevo pocos días usándolo, pero funciona bien

This foot controller looks better made than other more expensive brands out there available. For other musicians out there, this device is compatible with an early Gen 2 iPad Pro 13' and it works with the unReal Book music reader app. I have not used it for a gig yet however it was easy to pair to my iPad and easy to change "modes" to determine which mode best worked with the app. During the initial setup test, I did experience a lag in response occasionally but very random. My previous Airturn pedal did the same thing and I think it is due to using an older generation iPad with OS 16.7.

This page turner is very functional and robust.

Estoy muy satisfecho pues funciona perfectamente con Android y Windows 10, estoy utilizando la aplicación MobileSheets en ambos sistemas y hasta el momento sin falla alguna.