CACOE Dual-Channel Bluetooth Mini Keyboard, Portable Wireless Keyboard

If you have a mobile phone, a blutooth mouse and this little keyboard - you have the smallest portable office set up you could wish for. The ergonomics take some getting used to, I admit - but once you do, you will fall in love with this little keyboard. I bought it about a year ago at the time of this review. I've written two novels whilst sat in a coffee shop at the weekends, bith around 500 pages. I have had to charge this keyboard only twice. The keyboard looks so smart, and the build quality is great for how light the package is. I fold this up and pop it into my little day bag along with my phone and mini mouse and I don't notice it. A word on toughness, I tend to hammer keys, but this little thing handles it, it's not warped or misshaped and all keys respond well. Speaking of the keys, the little keyboard is a little cramped as to be expected for something small, but if you're looking for finger room you should get something bigger - we're talking about portability here, not size. However, they've somehow managed to make the thing easy to type on, and quickly at that. Like I say, you have to get used to the layout but once you do, you'll be tapping away like it's nothing. This item in my opinion is well worth the money - so if you're looking for something small that just works, give this a go.

Surprisingly well made. Keys have a lot of give making each click feel good. When slanted it can support any phone, as well as a tablet. I tested it with an ipad and it held together nicely. The keyboard stays in place while used and I did not experience any give from the hinges that hold the back support in place. I can comfortably say that the typing experience is good and this product is great if you're someone who would like a small portable keyboard on the go. Personally, the size and key placement will take some getting used to since I normally use normal sized keyboards but this is just part of having something that is less than half the size of a normal keyboard. Not a fault of the product itself. I did not experience any lag or connectivity issues. The type-c charger is a great. Using this charging standard allows you to get away with only carrying a single cable to charge your phone, keyboard, tablet and other devices. A lot of cheaper products will require micro USB which not only requires more charge time but also adds the inconvenience of needing to carry a micro USB cable. Not very convenient, given that usb-c is a universal standard these days. I think this product is very useful for people who don't have a keyboard for their tablet or people who would like to use their phone for long typing or essay writing. The small form factor means that it won't take up much space within bags and can even be fit into your pockets.

Cheap outer case. Very plasticky. Keyboard itself feels good. About the same size as my keyboard that fold length ways but the keys are smaller (which aids hitting them) and feels more solid than that keyboard. Definitely the better keyboard. This it at least the camera bump again bigger than the iPhone Pro Max 15 whatever they say. Amazon sells both and I would definitely recommend this over the Bow or similar keyboards.

I love this little keyboard. My fingers are too fat (!) and my eyesight too bad (!) to be able to use the onscreen QWERTY keyboard, so I bought this for my work phone. It is only slightly longer than the phone, and slightly slimmer. Very easy to pair and use. Frequently use it with my phone, rather than logging onto the computer and it's perfect for travel. Have paired it with my personal phone too and it's easy to swap between the two (although my personal phone has an old-school alphanumeric keyboard which I can use on-screen!)

Really cool little keyboard with a kickstand that makes use with my iPhone 17 Pro Max easy. Pairs quickly - no disconnects so far. No noticeable lag Typing experience is OK - what I would expect from such a small form factor and @ less than £22 who is going to complain. As other reviewers have pointed out - on the iphone you should (in the UK) have: General - Settings - Keyboard - Keyboards - English UK General - Settings - Keyboards - Hardware Keyboard - English (UK) British - PC Then the function key symbols will map correctly

I specifically asked Amazon AI (Rufus) whether this keyboard is backlit. It confirmed it was. It actually isn't. I couldn't find any setting for that. Disappointing.

once you get it set up i think i am going to use this a lote of times af i finde the keybord on the phone to small. I did have a bit of problam setting it up, but soon figerd it out. thanks

I had no issues with the physical keyboard. It was nicely packaged. However, using Gemini on Android produced ghost key presses, making the App unusable. I used Gemini itself to try to work around the issue, but couldn't. Sadly, I had no option but to return. For its purpose of typing on a phone it was fine. Within simple text based input it also worked fine. Within Gemini it would jump sessions for example.