Samsers Foldable Bluetooth Keyboard with Touchpad, Full-Size Wireless Folding Holder, Rechargeable Portable Travel for iOS Android Windows Mac OS, Support 3 Devices (BT5.1 x 3)

1st- I opened the box and everything was included2nd- It came fully charged pretty much that's a bonus3rd- I Bluetoothed it to three devices with no issue at all including my Samsung s23 Ultra. Everything worked great!I was able to switch between Bluetooth channels with ease. The input was lightning fast (for me anyway idk if you're sitting 30 feet from your computer). Connecting it to all my devices was a breeze the manual tells you all you need to know. And it's not confusing at all. So, about what people are saying concerning this product, "It's durability" 1st off it is magnetic so it stays folded. It is foldable after all and compact and thin. So, it's not meant to handle like a bulky gaming keyboard. In my opinion it is exactly what I expected and then some. If you lay it on a flat surface it is more than capable of keeping it's structural integrity. If you abuse it yeah it will break period. They even include a very nice litter felt Samsers bag to keep it in. They keys have a great feel they snap back and are perfect for typing. I could easily type on this keyboard all day. I've owned many external keyboards in my time. And this one is a homerun and at a great price point. Bravo Samsers keep improving on the idea it's a winner, 5 stars!

I have been using the SAMSERS wireless key board with my mini PC running Windows 11 for about two weeks. It is terrific! I'm running it using the WiFi dongle and it works perfectly. I really appreciate the portability and reliability. Being able to fold it up is really cool. The only feature I wish it had was backlighting.

The media could not be loaded. This keyboard is really handy for when you are traveling. It is compact and quite comfortable. The battery seems to be long lasting. Also the fact that I can use this with my phone and laptops is kind of nice. I can easily switch back and forth between the devices.The setup is really easy just choose the bluetooth number you want to connect to, select pairing and you are connected. I didn't even need to open the user manual to figure it all out. I didn't think I would like to have the mouse pad with the keyboard but I do find it extremely useful. For example when I am at a cafe, I am able to just break out this little keyboard and connect. I definitely recommend the keyboard.

Reader note: This review is for a product defined as a bluetooth keyboard without a numpad, in black, with no frills or add-ons besides it. This product page seems to cycle out different models at different times, so please be aware that this review pertains to a previous version/variant listed.There were two reasons I bought this: Firstly, because I needed a wireless keyboard to perform tasks on my phone during downtime, and secondly, it has an incredible price for what you end up getting.The keyboard itself lasts quite a long time between charges, and doesn't take long to charge from empty so it's easy to grab for on-the-go. Bluetooth switching is fairly seamless and easy to do without any fuss. There is minimal to no flex to the frame, so it feels solid whenever you have it in hand or while typing.My only complaint is that, being a mechanical keyboard person personally, the keys have a very short travel time and I end up getting fatigue in my fingers because of that, although it's one of the best non-mechanical keyboards I've used yet. It reminds me of a laptop keyboard, but built fairly well.Overall, a decent product that gets the job done better than most. I just despise the location of the power switch right next to one of the feet, but that's minor.

Many of us work out of our backpacks these days, and we are often looking for devices to smooth our workflow during our daily treks. I had purchased the other Samsers keyboard a few months back - the smaller one to use with my portable devices (phone and small ONN tablet-reader). It works great, and I appreciate that it is a smaller keyboard. It makes it a lot easier to respond to emails and compose/edit off the cuff. But I am a professional business analyst, and the petite Samsers keyboard was insufficient for long-term composition and Excel coding sessions. I jumped as soon as I saw this full-sized Samsers keyboard. I'm using it now to compose this review in Notepad while I multi-task running a Monte Carlo Equity Valuation in Excel with an Oracle Crystal Ball plugin. Mind you, I have already spent about an hour updating Excel coding (exactitude is key) to produce Valuation sensitivity analysis graphics. The unit arrived promptly and came charged out of the box, and it linked seamlessly to my notebook PC (a seven-year-old HP Omen 17" Gaming notebook PC). So yeah. It works great, and it already has made my life easier. Bottom line - this keyboard allows me to keep my notebook PC securely distant from my coffee at Dunkin, while permitting me to access all the functions of my HP Omen full-sized keyboard. I'm in love.

I liked this keyboard for its portability which I kept in my work bag with moderate use. Folds nicely and the keys have a nice click. The problem with keyboards is that if even one key fails, then the whole thing is unusable. I have used it for 8 months without problems, but now the 'C' key only registers half the time. That's one of the letters that overlies the hinge, so I'm not sure if that's a reason. All the other keys work fine. There has been no connection issues ever.

Works perfectly for my needs.