OMOTON Bluetooth Keyboard for iPad Pro 13/11 2024, iPad Air 13/11 inch 2024, Rechargeable Wireless Keyboard for iPad 10th/9th/ 8th/ 7th, iPad Airs, iPad Pro 12.9/9.7 inch, iPad Minis and iPhone, White

Note: I am receiving this product for free, but that does not impact my review.I have several products from Omoton, and they have never let me down. I trust their screen protector to protect my phone screen every day, and now I have their iPad keyboard also.Let's begin with the keys - probably the most important part of a keyboard. They have plenty of travel, feel good, and don't wiggle much. The function keys are pretty useful, too. Definitely a nice bonus to have!The keyboard's profile is slim - perfect for sliding into a bag. It sits nicely on a flat surface with little rubber feet in the corners to prevent it from scratching up a table. I have seen some reviews saying that the material is plastic rather than the advertised aluminum; the keys and front are plastic, but the back is definitely aluminum, giving the keyboard plenty of structural support - I tried to bend it and couldn't, so you should feel safe putting it in a backpack without worrying about it snapping in half. I do wish that a protective case were available for purchase separately to protect the keys, but I can definitely survive without it.Pairing it with my iPad was super easy: instructions were clear, and it connected immediately. I have only used it for a few hours, but I have had no connection issues so far.I wish the charging were USB-C instead of micro-USB, but for a budget option, this is certainly excusable, especially with a micro-USB cable included in the box. For such a small keyboard, I was expecting a small battery, but it has lasted multiple hours of near constant typing for me on a single charge.Definitely worth what you pay: you won't find a bluetooth keyboard as good as this one for a lower price. I would wholeheartedly recommend this to anyone looking for a cheap bluetooth keyboard to pair with their iPad with great build quality and a fantastic typing experience! Pair it with a mouse and your laptop is practically equivalent to a laptop worth hundreds of dollars more than you paid for it!

I have a 2018 version of the macbook air and my keyboard is messed up after about 18 months of use. Apple is offering free replacement because it's a known issue, but normally it's something that I could drop off my laptop to be replaced but because of covid I would have to send it away for a week or so and I just do not feel comfortable having my computer in someone elses hands so long. I figured I would try to get a bluetooth keyboard to tide me over until the stores are back up and running so that I can just bring it in and have the repair done in house.So as it turns out I love this keyboard better than the one I have. it has the action that I prefer on a keyboard where the keys press down a bit, more like a typewriter. Maybe because I have been typing for 50 years ...I am used to that sort of action and it just feels better to me. The only thing this keyboard does not have are backlit keys. I do not really miss that though and ended up with a white keyboard because I can turn up the screen light if I can't see my keys. It works just fine.The pairing was easy once I followed the instructions. You press Fn and the c key which is printed with "pairing" Then I followed the instructions on my computer.One other thing I love is that this is the same exact size of keyboard as what is on my laptop. There are little rubber feet on the top and bottom of each side so I can sit it on top of my regular keyboard and because of the feet and the little angle it sits above my laptop keyboard so that there is airflow and also there is no actual contact with my keyboard so it's not pressing any keys.I really sort of like that it does not turn off my regular keyboard so if I want to pick it up and use it ...and then set it aside when I am not typing my other keys still work. I read that some keys may not work the same so this way I have access to both keyboards. The only key on my reg laptop that is a problem is the "e" key but the rest of it still works fine.One other thing is that my bluetooth mouse that I had still works perfectly. The keys for screen brightness work as well as the volume.I am super happy with my purchase. I like this so much and it's working out better than expected.Thanks for reading my reviewBecky Brooks

Pros:+ Clean, matte white finish - don't have to worry about finger prints or smudges+ Super quick and easy Bluetooth pairing+ Responsive - no discernable lag+ Solid construction - doesn't flex when pressing keys. Keys themselves don't wiggle a lot and have a soft, satisfying click.+ Very thin and light. Perfect for traveling and using with a phone or tablet.+ Rechargeable - Don't have to fiddle with changing the batteries.Cons:- Micro USB. This is a big one. It's 2021, and everything should be USB-C by now. Taking off a star for this alone.- Doesn't seem to be any battery indicator to tell you how much battery is left (though I imagine the indicator light will let you know when it's very low)Other thoughts:> Can't comment on battery life, as I've only had it for a couple days.> I wish the Bluetooth pairing function weren't on the 'C' key. I use Ctrl + C a lot, and since the 'fn' function key is where the Ctrl key is, I've accidentally sent the keyboard into pairing mode a dozen times already in a single day. I wouldn't count that as a negative though, since that comes down to what I'm used to and personal opinion.Overall, really impressed with the quality so far. It would definitely be 5 stars, if only it were updated to have a USB-C port instead of Micro USB. It's outdated at this point.

Het toetsenbord werkt perfect in combinatie met mijn MacBook Pro, de functietoetsen op de eerste rij van het keyboard werkt ook met MacOS, niet enkel met iOS of iPadOS zoals op de verpakking stond.Het is ook zeer handig dat het oplaadbaar is, enkel had ik dit graag met USB-C gezien ipv micro USB.

I bought this keyboard to use with my new iPad, as I find typing on screens laborious and much prefer typing on a keyboard. Bluetooth connection was essential as the iPad does not have any USB ports. I wanted something relatively compact, robust, attractive and that would feel good to type on, and my first impressions are that this keyboard more than meets those criteria.It was extremely easy to link it up with my iPad, and I was able to start using it within seconds of taking it out of its box.The keys have a satisfy amount of click, at the same time as being quieter than the Apple keyboard that I use with my MacBook. I prefer my new keyboard and may now also link it up with my MacBook, replacing the Apple keyboard. The keyboard is attractive to look at, and has a real feel of quality to it.I haven't had the keyboard long enough to comment on its energy use/battery life, but I like the way it powers off after inactivity. You can also turn it off with the switch underneath. I also like that they provide a charging cable that ends in a USB port, without a plug. Most of us already have a USB port, or a spare USB plug that we can use so this approach is much better for the environment.Overall I'm very pleased with this purchase.

Of the three most recent bluetooth keyboards I have used, this one has the best design. Understand that with a built-in battery, it will initially weigh more than those keyboards without a built-in battery.Mainly, I prefer it because the keyboard had the best typing experience, with the right amount of tactial feedback.The whole thing feels sturdy and looks like an Apple product might.FYI, to get the (£) sign, I had to press Option + 3, rather than Shift + 3, as the printing on the KEY might suggest. When you press Shift + 3, you get the # sign.To get the euro (€) sign, you need to press Shift+Alt(Option) + 2.Therefore, the printing on the keys 2 and 3 are a bit misleading, as the printing on the keys suggests you might get the £ and € simply by pressing Shift + 3 (or 2), which is not the case.It is not a silent keyboard, however it is much quieter than my Apple wired keyboard (10 years old), so this is not an issue for me. The slight sound while typing is useful feedback to me. If you are recording while typing, then perhaps this keyboard is not for you, as it does have a soft sound.Overall, once I figured out how to type the £ and €, it worked fine for me. The price was very reasonable, and the quality a lot better than the other ipad keyboard (GOOJODOQ Touchpad Bluetooth) I bought with a mousepad. That one I had to return, as the typing experience was subpar and it had other problems/defects making it impossible for me to use.The Omoton keyboard quality, feedback from the keys while typing, and the overall typing experience is really good. I decided to dock ONE STAR because of the misleading printing on the keys 2 and 3. However, I've already written the solution, so I think if you're looking for an ipad keyboard that doesn't take up space and feels good under your fingertips, so far this is the best one I've tried.

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This keyboard is fantastic. It is light weight, very sturdy, and very easy to connect to your devices via bluetooth. I use it for both my MacBook Pro and my iPad. I ordered it specifically for my MacBook as my keyboard is damaged. Integration is seamless and the battery life is very impressive. ( I am not a techie, so want things to work like magic, which it does.) I've been using it for 2 months almost every day and have only charged the keyboard once during that time. Love it!