Jelly Comb B035 Bluetooth Keyboard Foldable Ergonomic UK Layout for Tablet, PC, Mobile Phone with iOS/Win/Android, Black

I enjoy working in coffee shops in my iPad mini, because I like to keep things light and small. I call it my "Mini-Office," and I adore that it's just a tiny cross pack into which I comfortably put everything I need.I have experimented with many, many keyboards, and setups with tablets, and have found, at least in my work, that it isn't the size of the screen that matters, only the size of the keyboard. It must, for me, be full size, or I find myself slowed down and frustrated.To this end, I have tried many keyboards. I now reject all that are smaller than standard, so it's a matter, then of the weight and size of full-size, or nearly full-size keyboards and the general comfort I feel when typing. To this end, there are two that I love. This one, because it is so amazingly thin and light and ergonomic, and the iClever folding keyboard, which is heavier and bigger but which has backlighting, should that be necessary, for example in a darkened plane cabin. This lacks the back light, but I have come to like the angled keyboard, and the feel of the typing. For the price, it is difficult to beat. So slim, so light, so very useable with phone or tablet. These are my two favorites but, unless I am doing a ton of typing, or expect to need the backlight, this is the one I use. If I need the backlight and want the feeling of true full size, and key travel, I use the iClever tri-folding keyboard. Both of these are excellent products.

I normally use a Microsoft Sculpt Ergonomic at work and home, but as I can't get that to connect to my android tablet for when I'm out and about, I needed a bluetooth keyboard. I read the reviews, and one in particular impressed me with the suggestion of the keyboard being "full size". I was somewhat sceptical when I opened the box to find what seemed to be a tiny keyboard inside, but after using it for a couple of reviews and some emails, I'm really pleased!It is really comfortable to use, and the layout is so intuitive. The additional functions hidded behind the FN key are likely to be used rarely by myself, and apart from getting used to the size of the arrow keys, I'm really impressed. There's a really nice responsiveness to key presses that is so important for a touch-typist like myself, and not often found in small bluetooth keyboards (my last was really spongy).I've had some little things I need to get used to aside from the arrow keys, and my biggest is releasing the shift key quick enough when pressing space next. If you don't then you don't get a space, and it was really confusing me as to why for a while. I have also got a couple of doulbe taps especially with the backspace key, and occasionally while I'm typing, but as I use it more, these seem to be deminishing.Connection to my tablet was simple by pressing fn+q to ensure it was in Android mode, then fn+t to turn on pairing. I love the fact that by opening and closing the keyboard turns the power on and off, as I've forgotten on my old one to slide the power switch at times. I also love the materials used to build it - specifically the plastics for the outer shell and keys feels really robust. The hinge is made of a velvet type material, and that also feels strong, and I'm not at all fearful of it tearing.The angle of the keys does indeed allow your wrists to stay at a natural angle compared to straight keyboards, and if you've ever typed on a Microsoft Sculpt Ergonomic keyboard, you'll know how strange it is to type on a straight keyboard afterwards. This little keyboard feels so natural and comparabble to the Sculpt layout and angle, it makes swapping between the two a breeze.

Taking more time to leave reviews now as ordered this product and no review indicated the issues I faced.The goodNice small form factor tries to be ergonomic,key press good travel and feels nice easy to connect etc.The badFor me I wanted to touch type on thisUnfortunately my job doesn't involve regular visits to coffee shops where I have access to tables.I want to be typing in my lap, on the bed etc this is entirely useless for the as there is a soft fold in the middle. I can't make it work. The ergonomic nature means that you have to have a certain hand placement which makes it difficult to type. Works ok on a flat surface.The back space key is too far out and above it's a hard reflex to form to hit this key.I'm afraid I had to return it and decided to a get a rigid key portable which is working better for me.

Great feel keys, well made, seems like it will last. Connection was so simple and fast , compared to other BT Keyboards I have owned (this is my 4th). Turn on and off with opening id flawless and magnetic closure is secure!! Previously I have used BT keyboards within a Tablet case, this separate folding version is much more versatile : option to take or leave; fits in a very small pocket so if I want o use the tablet as that, I don't have a keyboard flapping around; working on small leg space transport (Ryanair especially as chairs don't incline) the case keyboards force you to adopt a weird stoop, with this the tablet hangs on the seat in front and the keyboard on my lap !!!! only thing I am getting used to is the gap at the fold - just need a change in finger habits , but that's coming , just like any change - initially the brain is slow to adjust! whats not to like

I am using this keyboard connected to my iPad to type this review in a cafe, and what a wonderful typing experience it is.It does take a little time to get used to but it feels a lot better than the official iPad keyboard, the keys are clicky and has good travel.The compact size makes it easy to carry on and connects automatically to the last paired device when open.A great feature of this keyboard is that you can pair with up 3 devices and switch between them!I am very happy with this purchase!

I use it with a Samsung Galaxy Tab A tablet and it pairs up really easily, it's lovely and compact but my only issue is that I can't find the £ sign when I press shift and the number 3 it gives me a different sign.