Samsers Full-Size Backlit Foldable Bluetooth Keyboard with Touchpad, Black

Absolutely amazing!!!! I have tried 2 Bluetooth keyboards in the past and this one tops the list!!! The trackpad is definitely worth it! My intent was to have it to use for some light work like emails but also for when I travel and use my iPad for streaming when hooked to a tv. The trackpad works very well and the keys are responsive. Just bear in mind you may need to adjust mouse speed depending on device before you complain about lag because that factors into it. I’ve got mine set where it’s speedy and not delayed. It is almost full size with the trackpad and folds down to just a bit bigger than a standard size smart phone making it easy to carry around in a pocket or bag. I had no trouble linking with my iPad or my phone and the multi device feature along with backlight is a huge plus. I LOVE THIS THING!!!!

Personally, I love this keyboard despite its limited faults. It lasts about 4-8 hours at most on a single charge (using the backlight at the lowest setting). The "Sync" Behavior: It goes into power-saving mode fairly often (seems to be a 3-5 minute interval). While it desyncs frequently to save power, the resync is fairly quick as long as you are within 5-10ft of the device. The best part is the memory buffer: I type at insane speeds(146wpm), and even while it's waking up, it remembers the last 30-50 characters I typed. There is a 2-3 second delay, and then you see the text rapidly "catch up" on screen. You don't actually lose typed data. Feature Highlight: The FN lock is on by default. I originally disliked this, but now I realize how important it is. When I need to rapidly switch between my Surface Pro, GPD Pocket 4, and S25 Plus, I can just hit the Bluetooth button to sync without having to hold down the FN key every time. It makes managing three devices much smoother. This keyboard functions for what its intended, and has a DURABLE collapsing mechanism, something i've found other brands to not have or would seize up when closing (im able to consistently close and collapse/pack away this kb rapidly). Very VERY important to me. That along side weight, and compactness. Suggestions for Improvement: Battery Indicator: I'd love to see a 1-4 LED indicator for battery life so I know when it's running low, otherwise pretty much perfect kb integrated touchpad.

So I was looking for a bluetooth keyboard to replace a wonky keyboard and trackpad on my laptop. I believe there are issues with the motherboard, otherwise I'd have just replaced the keyboard and trackpad directly. This Samsers keyboard fit the bill - portable, bluetooth, backlit and a trackpad. The heft of the keyboard is perfect and it exudes a certain level of quality. The leather backing on it is perfect as it lifts the bluetooth keyboard over the surface of the keys on the laptop. In other words, I can rest this keyboard over the keyboard of the laptop without having any repeated keys. Perfect! I like the typing experience on this keyboard. I'm no super typist, I just like it. The backlighting feature works well, although I wish there was a way to reduce the length of time the backlight stays on after my last key press. The reason why I give the keyboard 4 stars is the trackpad. I'm not aware of any way to edit its functionality. The pad is not ballistic - it doesn't move the pointer further the faster you move it. So moving from left to right on the screen means I have to swipe across the trackpad 2 or 3 times. A bit annoying. It will also pick up my 2 finger scrolling as zooming from time to time. I've never had that problem with any other trackpad, so I doubt it's due to user error. Overall I would recommend this device. It just has a few quibbles that prevent it from being perfect.

I was afraid I would not be able to master this rather simply device. I am "tech intolerant". But this was entirely designed and crated for idiots like myself. GOOD, SOUND CONSTRUCTION; love the portability; nice little carry bag; good features. Size is excellent as it is very close to full keyboard size (without number pad or other special features); key stroke, for me, is ideal--firm but neither squishy nor loud and annoying; MOUSE PAD ON RIGHT SIDE IS EFFECTIVE, and uncommon. For those who are keyboard "warriors" who travel, this is probably a "MUST HAVE"--if only as a backup. Colors are nice but not a big deal for me.

Amazing little keyboard, works well with the S25 Ultra. no lag on input, grate back lighting and i likt the colors. its compact and works well. i like that i can now use my phone like a pc and makes everything I do much eaiser and now i no longer have to take my phone off the holder just to reply to a text or an email. the hot keys also work well and its nice being able to fully control your phone off a key board this is an amazing product and worth the price. im currently in school for cyber securty and this little key board makes life so much eaiser.

It is a full size keyboard in a relatively small foldable package. It does type well with good key travel. It sits solid on a table but good luck using it on your lap. My 2 gripes: I cannot figure out how to get the return key to "send" "find" - it just returns to the next line - so I have to touch the send button or search button to finish. Bluetooth reconnection is very slow each time I turn my tablet back on. I usually have to go to connections and reconnect.

Pros: - It feels decently made, though it is plastic it doesn't feel cheap. - It folds up nicely for travel and short storage. - Good battery life - Backlit keys (RGB back Lighting) - Typing feels similar to typing on a surface keyboard. - touchpad and it's multi touch with gestures. Tested on Andro and windows and works great. - Multi point. Can connect to PC and phone and easily switch between devices. 3 devices total - price is really good for what you are getting. Cons: - Slight delay when switching between Bluetooth devices - not spill resistant so be careful when using at the coffee shop! - fake leather isn't very grippy. Can slide on certain surfaces a little when typing. Would have liked it if it had rubber strips. Overall I am extremely pleased. I am using with a portable mini PC (legion go) and xr glasses. I keep the PC running at a low TDP so it won't over heat and leave it in a small bag so I only have this keyboard and glasses on. I really like the experience and highly recommend this keyboard. I wish they made a spill protector for it that would remove my biggest worry when using it.

After using this keyboard for a little over a month, I destroyed it and bought something completely different. Here's a comprehensive list of everything I disliked, and a quick little line for what I liked at the end. The left alt/cmd button somehow rewired itself to be the Win/Option button. It connects to bluetooth super easily, but if you're swapping from one device to another via the 1,2,3 bluetooth keys, when you try going back to a prior device, you're going to have to pair the keyboard again. Works just fine if you stay put on the same device forever though. You have to hit the fn key to use f1, f2, and f3 keys. The Bluetooth buttons were given priority for some reason. Someone thought you'd be swapping around devices more often than using those keys apparently. Dead wrong in my case. The time out on the device is WAY TOO SHORT. Like WAYYYYYY too short. Its like 1-3 minutes or something. Imagine you're programming, sippin some coffee, watching some news, and you had a good thought and you have to tap the keyboard to wake it up, wait a few seconds, and then get started. This happens SO OFTEN that it straight up made me flip out and chuck the keyboard across the room. The cord is for charging only. I wasn't able to use the keyboard as a standard plug in device and use a hub when i gave up trying the bluetooth. The track pad tracks wher ethe mouse click buttons are. This is annoying because when you try to click, your finger flattens a bit or shifts a little and the mouse cursor jumps a little bit so you can miss click often. Additionally the trackpad is a bit inconsistent and I found myself having to overcorrect a lot. Its like it wants to accelerate your moves if you move fast, and if you move slow it tries to go even slower...like it doesn't trust you and it wants to try and correct you. Drove me nuts! With all of that, what did I like? The keys were satisfying to type and the device looks really quite nice. The folding mechanisms are of a high quality I wouldn't recommend this to anyone.