Folding Bluetooth Keyboard, Jelly Comb B003BS Wired & BT Keyboard with Touchpad and 3 Cables (USB/Micro USB/Type C) Compatible for PC Tablets Phones/Windows iOS Android Systems - Black

I like to travel and camp when I can and love doing so however I also miss being able to type anything lengthy when I'm away from my computer.I've tried other keyboard and mouse combinations to try and find a solution but they usually bulky and when your travelling on a motorbike you can't afford to give up so much space.Then I found this keyboard which ticked so many boxes for me1. Foldable which makes it really compact but it also protects the keys so it can be just popped into my bag2. The mouse / touchpad is attached so theres only 1 item to carry instead of 23. Rechargable4. UK layout with the " and @ where they should be.I'm actually using the keyboard right not to write this review whilst my phone is in the Samsung Dex station.The keyboard, does take a little getting used to as the T and V keys are only half size as one of the folds runs up the middle of the keyboard. This is only my second review written with it and I'm already used to it so don't let it put you off.The mouse touchpad is responsive and the build in left and right buttons are actual buttons and not just touch sensitve so you know you've actually pressed them properly.I'm very happy with this keyboard and I'll continue to use it in my office until I go away next.*** If you've found this review helpful, please hit the "helpful" button as it makes writing them worth while ***

After 5days of usage, I've grown to love this bluetooth keyboard. In fact, I'm typing this review using the actual product. Any products that incorporates "magnets" is a big win for me. This is cleverly utilized on securing the keyboard when folded up.The only minor thing the product can improve on is having an additional rubber feet on the centre of the keyboard. This stops the small flex on the keyboard shell. However, this is not a show stopper.I mainly bought this for my iPad device and Surface (Windows) laptop. However, i also tested this on the Mac MIni, too.It detects as "Bluetooth 3.0 Keyboard" for easy pairing.The trackpad (not surprisingly) does not work on iPad. This really is for desktop devices (MacOS, Windows). The trackpad isn't as good a macbook trackpad, but considering it's small form factor, it does the job sufficiently. Two and three finger gestures all work. The cut, copy and paste key function works on iOS, MacOS and Windows 10The volume mute, up and down works on iOS, MacOS and Windows 10. The screen lock works on iOS. The key press has a good 3mm key travel... making typing a reasonably good experience.In conclusion this bluetooth keyboard (which uses magnets to secure on folding mode) is both compact and versatile. Highly recommended.

This device comes very close - but due to a single flaw is, at best, frustrating to use - and, at worst, no good at all.I had to rely on this for a week long business trip because my type cover keyboard failed on my surface pro... the problem is that the keyboard misses about one in thirty-forty key presses.With no option to avoid using it, I tried to adapt my typing speed and was as precise as I could be... but, unfortunately, each email I sent had several typo's that slipped through the spell checking.I was well outside my normal time-zone and my vigilance was such that - as hard as I tried - I kept sending emails with errors included. Since that trip I have tried the device with other laptops/tablets and my (android) phone to see if I can find a practical use for it. Sadly not.I decided to mark 5 stars for battery life and portability because the device impressed on both counts - but I scored low on ease of use... although the truth is, I did find it pretty easy to set-up, pair and use. I hope that the feedback algorithm doesn't aggregate my score and make it seem like I am endorsing this gimmick/toy.The letters that it skips are random so assume it is a comms issue rather than mechanical... issues prevail when connected via USB as well as BT.I hope the Mffr realises they only need to fix one issue and they have a winner!

Jelly Comb & its parent Company Seenda make some of the most awesome keyboards and associated stuff. I have been using their wireless mouse and keyboards for the last few years and have been more then satisfied. Of Course if you are a Gamer and require complete lag free and most responsive products then maybe this is not for you. But for the majority of people who just like to use this on their normal daily routine work .. its more then sufficient. its Bloody Amazing ! especially considering the price factor.To be very Blunt , I was an avid purveyor of all things Logitech . But since trying out Seenda & Jellycomb I have never looked back.I have given this product 4 instead of 5 stars for a reason. Its everything as stated, foldable = check, Portable= Check, Long Lithium inbuilt rechargeable via USB = Check, Stylish design = Check. However using this for last 6 months i have come across 2 most annoying design / features.1- Bluetooth Connection . This can be dodgy and does not have a good distance. Unlike the other big brand names, this is a feature which does cause some issues especially in a home HTPC type situation where I was using it mostly form the couch at a distance.2- Some keys and the Ribbon used for the folding part can be a bit hit & miss. I had to recently ask for a return as suddenly the keys became unresponsive .The Company which were supplying this were EXCELLENT ! they couldn't refund it but sent a free replacement very quickly . Which is working perfectly ATM. However only time will tell again whether it will last or suffer from simialr fate as its predecessor.

This keyboard is fantastic. Worth every penny. I've probably had three or four Bluetooth keyboard previously and they have either broken or haven't sure my typing style. This is really well made and functions as well as any keyboard I have ever used. I don't think it has missed a stroke so far. If there is a downside to this keyboard and I was being picky then I'd say that the 'T' key is just slightly smaller than I would have liked, but it is necessary for the folding motion to work