Doohoeek Wireless Keyboard for Tablet with 360° Rotation Adjustable Stand, Dual Bluetooth Keyboard Compatibel with iPad OS, Android Tablets and Windows, Black

Lovely posh keyboard, looks more expensive than it is, very good quality. The best thing is, it's very easy to set up. Love it

I like that it keeps your laptop at a better angle (helps with neck strain.) I do have a couple of moans though. The first is the keyboard could have been a little larger. It is fine for my small female hands, but those with bigger fingers might have some problems. The main bugbear is the swivel. You just need to touch the screen and it swings. Very annoying. There should be a way to set this. It appears very loose. As for instructions, if like me you are 74 and fairly competent with modern computers and laptop etc., there are no clear instruction as to where to find the @ button. Oh but you might say I can see it on the right hand side of the keyboard in blue next to the shift key. WRONG it is on the number 2 button. Use the FN blue button with the number 2 and you get @. I suspect there are more surprises in store but I have yet to find them. When all said and done I do quite like using it. But 3 stars show it needs more work . Still it’s a nice idea to have your screen at an adjustable height.

Works just like/ if not better than the actual apple Magic Keyboard

Good quality, stand is very adjustable,easily move to every angle solid material with a nice keyboard 😊

This is a really good quality stand and keyboard for my iPad! It’s very magnetic so the keyboard stays in place and is easy to use. It’s the perfect size and very comfortable to use. Makes my iPad feel like a smaller laptop!

Keyboard is small but comfortable. I have a 9th generation ipad and it is compatible. Great strong quality stand, easy to use, preforms very well.

The Doohoeek iPad Stand Holder + Bluetooth Keyboard Set turns your tablet or phone into a mini workstation. The stand feels very secure and is easily adjustable, with 360-degree rotation and adjustable angles for both the arm and the bracket holding your device. The bracket holds your device in either portrait or landscape orientation using gravity and rubber/silicone inserts to prevent sliding. It is kept stable with a large metal backplate, giving me confidence that the device will stay in place.While this holder is designed as a workstation rather than a travel unit, it can be folded into a fairly compact package that sits flat in a bag, making it portable. Overall, the stand feels very solidly built and seems durable.The included Bluetooth keyboard charges via USB-C and pairs easily. It attaches magnetically to the bottom of the stand, though the magnets are primarily for alignment, as the keyboard is easy to remove. Note that the keyboard is not full-sized, measuring 3.25” by 7.5”. If you have trouble typing on smaller keyboards, this unit might not be ideal for you.The flat bottom of the stand also includes an indent where you can place your Apple Pencil or other writing instruments to prevent them from rolling around.Overall, this set is a sturdy and versatile solution for turning your device into a functional workstation, though the small keyboard may not suit everyone.

The media could not be loaded.  I love the quality of this product. Also it is great. It’s lightweight. It looks like A mini desktop. It holds my iPad and it comes with a Bluetooth keyboard. It also rotates so it’s very comfortable if you work and are in your computer for a long time.

The iPad stand is really well built and sturdy. The base is heavy so it remains stable even when the iPad is mounted or positioned at tricky angles. The hinges are stiff so they seem to stay put where you choose, though as far as I can tell there is no way to actually lock the hinges in the chosen position. So far I have had no issues with the hinges slipping. The key board is tiny, smaller than the onscreen keyboard on my 12.9” iPad Pro. However, the keyboard offers some functionality that the onscreen keyboard doesn’t offer, like the ability to delete text that is in front of the cursor. I’m still learning the functions and functionality of the keyboard, but I know there are many other functions that it will do (and the iPad on screen keyboard will not do). I do like the mechanical feel of the keyboard when I am typing, even if it is hunt and peck style, and I like that I can hold the keyboard and keep typing when it is not connected to the stand.