Wireless Page Turner Pedal For Music Support iOS Android Phone Tablets Foot Switch Pedal Control

It's pretty small and seems flimsy, but it works for turning pages on my iPad and was pretty cheap. I don't know if it will hold up to regular use but I only use it at home and without shoes. If it breaks too soon I'll bump it down a star and get something more durable.

Noisy and cheaply built. Instructions lack information and are difficult to read (very small print). I ultimately could not get to work properly with my device; I returned it.

I ordered this for reading while I knit and for turning music pages while I play my ukulele, and it does both after some brief playing around. Given that the only other options I could find for these purposes are:- a Bluetooth keyboard with a thick button attached to the page down button, flipped face down and placed on the floor to tap (I kid you not - necessity really is the mother of invention and it worked pretty well 😉)- an auto-scroll app (which never is at quite the right speed) or- more professional-level pedals for >$50,I'm a pretty happy camper with this pedal.As others have said, the pedal is very noisy. I am using it with my Samsung Android tablet, and it was easy to set up and connect. The instructions indicate that the Android mode can be used for left/right paging OR changed to up/down with a long tap on either foot pedal. I had no need for this with the apps I'm using (MobileSheets, Kindle, Google Drive, and KnitCompanion), so I have it set to iOS even though I have an Android device. Connectivity works fine with this set-up which you might not expect, but it disables the capability to switch between left/right and up/down mode if I tap too long by accident.

I read at my desk. Don't have to hunt for this one and it works every time i push petal with my finger, Well worth the money, I tried ring finger turners, but this is much better.

It is not consistent with how much of the screen it scrolls or turns. It is poorly built. I knew it wouldn't be the best on the market for that price, but it is unusable. Trash.

I bought this to use to flip "cue cards" on my Android tablet while filming a lecture. It is VERY noisy, so I may try to make a case with some sound deadening for it.WARNING: on Android, it is set for left/right by default. The instructions are barely legible, being in a something like a 5 or 6 pt font. To toggle between left/right and up/down, simply hold either pedal down for several seconds. The LED will fast blink if it is on up/down and will blink a bit slower if it's on left/right.Best setting for my Android for cue cards was to set the page to legal landscape. This filled my Samsung Galaxy A7 tablet 10.4" screen (1200 x 2000 pixels, 5:3 ratio) the best. This pedal also works best with the official Adobe PDF app. Make sure the View Settings are Page-by-Page.I learned this by trial-and-error, so I hope this saves someone else some time.The one I got had been a return as the batteries were not in the slot provided in the packaging but were installed in the device.UPDATE: I ended up returning it. If you need a quiet page turner, this isn't it.

Good value to test use case. I might consider spending more for something that is re-chargable

From the start it was really difficult to see the extremely tiny blue light, size of a pin head, that indicates if it's on and if it's on the android or apple product it will be matched with. After only one use it never worked again. Super small and flimsy as well. Even if it still worked it's just flimsy and trying to see if it's on or off was difficult for three of us that passed it around.