OMOTON Wireless Bluetooth Keyboard for iPad A16 11th 10th Generation, iPad Pro 13/12.9/11, iPad Air 13/11/10.9, iPad mini, Compact Ultra Slim Size

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I bought this keyboard to play games on keyboard mouse on iPad but unfortunately it doesn’t work but it met my expectations and I think it’s a really good choice.

The product is as it is described. It is a bit heavy though it appears that it is made of cheap plastic materials. No issues with the connection and response. It does the job and it is cheap so its worth the money.

This is not an OMOPTON brand. Just a generic keyboard but the quality is okay.

Though took more than expected to be delivered, it is a good BT keyboard. No batteries were included unfortunately. Works on apple and android

The keys were missing.It was a bit damaged as well

After a month of using it, the SHIFT keys are malfunctioning and performing a BACK SPACE/DELETE, i dont know how that happened knowing Delete button is far from left Shift. Tried the Right Shift and sometimes showing “|” vertical slash. Don’t waste ur time and money buying this, that in the end of the day u will replace it. Better buy a branded one to have peace of mind.

Klavye gerçekten çok şık ve hafif. 1 aydır herhangi bir problemle de karşılaşmadım, genel olarak çok memnunum.

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I never leave reviews but, I just got this in the mail today, but so far it has been excellent with my Ipad. I t gives me the ability to take screenshots, change the volume, brightness, lock my ipad, go to the Home Screen, and search on my IPad using keys on the keyboard. It’s a wonderful size and works very smoothly. I will say, if you like extremely smooth keys then perhaps consider something else but overall I have no complaints!

Still typing on this one right now two years after purchase! Easy to set up on Windows 10, connection good, battery saver works (it takes a couple of key presses to wake up after sitting idle, but that's fine given that I don't have to manually deactivate/reactivate it to save battery, just leave it always "on"), it does what I need. Angle is nice for typing and the aesthetic (what I chose this one for, honestly) is still nice, no fingerprint wear yet (although I'm not a heavy typer). Minor nuisances: some buttons aren't the same as for Windows (e.g. CTRL/FN placement, have to press FN+DEL for the DEL button to do anything) but I'm well used to it by now and it's easy to switch between keyboards. Recommend!

I recently upgraded my iPad 2 to the latest iPad and wanted a keyboard. I was considering getting a keyboard case but I knew I wouldn't be doing much typing with it while I was out so there didn't seem much point of the extra cost and weight, and on the occasions I do need to type I didn't want to use the screen keyboard. I'll have to admit that the first thing that attracted me to it was the price. When I took it out of its box it was clear that it was well made. Another thing that really appealed to me was the fact that it ran on two AAA batteries. Being able to use something that are readily available and cheap is definitely a plus, and there's no need to recharge it. Built-in batteries that will eventually stop working, making the whole device obsolete and needing to be thrown away and replaced is one of my bugbears with modern technology. Not so this. And if the environmental impact of regularly changing alkaline batteries is a concern, rechargeable AAA batteries are an option. This is a full-size keyboard (the same as my Mac one - sadly not usable on it though) and feels great to type with, and the function keys are really handy. Set up was really easy. The only downside I've found with it is if you switch it off it doesn't automatically reconnect with the iPad and you have to connect it in the settings - or I've missed something in the set up. But if you leave it switched on it puts itself to sleep and automatically reconnects as soon as you touch a key. So it's only a very minor issue that is soon excused when I remember the price.