ProtoArcFoldable Compact Keyboard, XK04 Portable Bluetooth Keyboard with PU Leather Cover, Pocket-Sized Wireless Travel Keyboards for iPad, iPhone, Smartphone, Tablet and Laptop - BlackClimatePartner certified

I recently went on a backpacking adventure (Camino de Santiago). As unplugged as that sounds, I couldn't be fully disconnected due to work. I didn't want to take my laptop due to weight, and then I discovered this wonderful lightweight keyboard and stand. Perfect for a Phone (or tablet). In my case, it was a phone. This let me pack light and small as I needed, but I had an almost full sized keyboard when working in the evenings.I was also able to discover the joy of a real keyboard on an iPhone. Cut and paste, end, arrow keys, escape. Just perfect. This is one of the greatest accessories that I've purchased. It's now a permanent part of my travel bag. Other bonuses is that it can pair with three devices which also let me share it with ease.What else can I say? Lightweight, folds small, well built, good keyboard feel. It's one of those products you just smile when you use it. Highly recommended.

Great device. Well engineered and thought out. Highly recommended.I purchased this item to take with me on travel, so I can use my phone as a computer. The device paired up with my android perfectly. I opened OneNote and began typing away. I think this device hits the sweet spot between size/portability and usability. My hands are somewhat larger but they do not feel constricted on this device.The keys feel solid and well engineered. There is enough spring in them and they don't feel overly cheap and plastic-y. All the keys are there except for Print Screen, Scroll Lock, Pause/Break and Insert. I think having a Screen Capture shortcut would be nice.A couple of minor knocks: There is no included case. And there is no way to keep the keyboard and foldable stand together. For the price, that's no big deal. I can certainly hunt around the house for a substitute. They have other products available that DO come with a case that holds both keyboard and stand. So check out their other products is this is a concern to you.If you are getting this to just use it with your phone, I think it is a slam dunk. If you are going to use it with your tablet or laptop, I'd get another one of their slightly larger products.

I’m in love with ProtoArc, they have cool peripherals at very accessible prices. This is the second foldable keyboard I buy because people were impressed by mine so this will be a gift. I like that it folds and pretty much takes no space. It’s really just plug and play, you turn it on and connect. It’s made out of plastic so you can see why it’s priced the way it is.Something I think it’s missing on this keyboard is the ability to instantly turn on and off upon opening or closing the keyboard. This feature is available in the trackpad version which is the one I use but this keyboard doesn’t have that unfortunately.

My son who is a missionary in a remote place where he does not have access to a computer and only uses a smartphone, wanted a bluetooth keyboard that he could use to type emails and other things like that. I searched through so many descriptions of different keyboards and finally settled on this one. Before sending it to him directly though, I got one for myself to see if it would be a good fit for him.Oh, my gosh! I am in love with it! It makes typing text messages, and other things that I usually struggle with on a phone, so much easier. It seems to be super high quality materials, and the engineering of how it folds and works is fantastic. Hats off to the developers.Pros: Smaller than my phone, it's easy to carry along. The keys are weighted to feel like keys on a regular keyboard. Pairs easily. Types great in all the applications I've tried it with, ie, Word, Notepad, 365, texting, emails. The little phone stand is adjustable and sits firmly on a flat surface, holding the phone at any angle I need.Cons: The keyboard is a little smaller, about 1.5", than a full-sized keyboard, but I play the piano, so I use the same techniques of curved finger positions and it doesn't bother me at all. My husband, who has a tremor, can't use it though. It's too small for him. Also, I think I will have to be careful with the phone stand. It may be a bit more fragile than the keyboard, but I still love it.Also, I do wish the on/off switch had an automatic off for if I forget to turn it off, but that's so insignificant that I still rate it 5 stars. If it continues to work well, this rating will stand. If it fails in the next year, I'll change my review.

It's very well designed and us stable while I type. The backing is also thick and works as a protective covering, so I don't need to store it in anything else. They keyboard itself is smaller than most laptop keyboards, but it still connects fine with my laptop and works well. The battery life is also good, and I can get through several days of constantly being on my laptop + keyboard (Uni student who's also taking notes on my laptop for several hours in a row) before it dies. I think it's worth it all things considered.