PERIBOARD-805E, Wireless Foldable Ergonomic Bluetooth Keyboard, Ultra-Thin X Type Keys, Compatible with iOS, Android, or Windows Smartphone, Tablet, or Laptops, US English

I've only had it a little while (if it doesn't last I'll come back and change my review!!! I don't put up with planned obsolescence) but so far I'm quite impressed! Once you do the initial pairing with your phone or other device, you just flip it open and it starts up in pairs. Flip it open and start typing pretty much! I think the ergonomic design really maximizes making it a comfortable keyboard while not taking up a lot of space. The curve allows your hands to come in at a natural angle. When typing on very small keyboards you feel like you're like cramming your elbows next to your body and trying to get your hands close together, but NOT this keyboard. HIGHLY RECOMMEND this for your body and ability to type in a relaxed position!I'm a writer and need to have a variety of possibilities for getting the job done. This allows me to have just my phone with me plus this extra little device which is only a little bigger than my phone! (Though I do have a BIG phone!). I can take it with me which is good because ideas and inspiration usually hit me when I'm biking or walking around.For the price this is such an awesome solution! This easily fits into my jacket, or bag, or even my pants pocket, and I wear reasonably tight jeans.Things to keep in mind: This device creases in the middle and is not rigid at that crease so you will need something somewhat flat to set it on. If there was a clever way to design this where you could open it up and once it was open it was rigid, that would be a reasonable improvement because inspiration hits me in bed when the computer is off! For that I just grab a book and place it on it so no big deal, but just be aware the joint in the middle doesn't lock.Also, It's one of those very short keyed light touch keyboards, which makes sense considering the size they're going for. I'm a pretty fumbly clunky typist so it take me a little bit to get used to this keyboard in order to not get a lot of typos.There are keyboards like this that are rigid and have a phone holder which for some people would be better because if you're walking down the street and get an idea you could literally just sit anywhere, set it up and go. But all the options I found seemed uncomfortable and not ergonomic so I went with this one. I'll let you know if that was the best choice.

Has worked well so far; documentation is a little skimpy, and the ergonomic layout takes some getting used to. Pairs automatically and rapidly. Battery seems okay; doesn't indicated full charge except by hitting a couple keys and counting the number of yellow flashes the red activity light makes when connecting to charging device. Would have been easier it the light just changed from red to green or something like that. Keyboard "play" is very nice, and the device seems to turn off automatically when the "sandwich" keyboard is closed - a nice feature. I had an earlier version of a Perixx periboard and it lasted about ten years.

I use the large size ergonomic keyboard in this exact brand for work and wanted something similar for use with my iPad mini that was portable for travel. This was perfect! I really love the size and portability. Battery life is outstanding and I rarely have to recharge it. It automatically connects every time I unfold the keyboard so compatibility is amazing even with the newly released iPad Mini. It feels really nice and I think the quality is outstanding. Would definitely order again if needed!!!

I absolutely love this little keyboard. I need the ego omoc design, but have limited space. The regular keyboard by the same brand is good, but loud. This little guy is so quiet. Love love love it.

I don't often leave reviews, but this listing pissed me off. If you look closely at these pictures a few of them appear to show the product with a suede finish, it looks nothing like that! This product is plastic and sucks, NOW if you go look at the iCleaver keyboard... That's the one you want! It's much more slick and the same price (mine even came with an extra phone holder that I use to lift the keyboard up off the desk.)

Okay where you have a stable flat surface. They don't work so well when you try to use it on your lap or soft surface.

This little keyboard is great for remote working in small doses. It takes a bit of getting used to. I spent 30 days remote working while I was traveling and it's great if you want a keyboard so you can set your laptop away from you and still work. It would be great if it had a way to be propped up because it's super flat when on a table, the ergonomics are weird. I try and put a small notebook or magazine under to prop up the back while typing. Definitely recommend if you are traveling and working and want a small detached keyboard that is so easy to pack.

I am pairing this with my new iPad Air 4th gen tablet and it works really well. The split keyboard layout takes a bit of mental adjustment when you first start typing but after 5 minutes you can bang out high "wordcount per minute" typing no problems. The keyboard is physically compact, key travel is decent enough to confirm positive contact, and the keyboard is responsive, I had no problems typing as fast I possibly could with no delays. Another cool feature is that you can switch this keyboard into different "modes" based on the operating system, you can hotkey it between Android/IOS/Windows modes. You can also check the battery charge remaining. With it in IOS mode, I could do all iPad functions with the keyboard, bring up the keyboard screen, adjust volume, play/FF/RW media files, copy/cut/paste, bring up the "search" function, and fully navigate the cursor around with the arrow keys in Docs/Word. In Windows mode, the hotkeys become the F(unction) keys F1-F12. Overall, I would not hesitate to travel with this keyboard as my primary solution for typing on a tablet/smartphone device for days. Next time I want to use my iPad for a lengthy email reply, this will be my go-to keyboard solution versus the virtual keyboard.