ProtoArc Ergonomic Foldable Keyboard, XK03 Split Folding Travel Bluetooth Keyboard, Ultra Slim, Portable for iPad, iPhone, Tablet, Laptop, PC

This a very lovable little keyboard! It connects easily via Bluetooth and will remember 3 devices. The battery life is fantastic, I use it for days at a time of full-time work between charges. It’s quiet and low profile and feels roomy for such a small size. The keys were almost too widely spaced for my lady hands but I adapted quickly. It’s highly portable, being about the size of a thin paperback book when it’s folded. It has a gentle magnetic closure. The texture of the backing material is leather-like and prevents slippage on a desktop.It arrives neatly packaged with a relatively sophisticated box and sleeve. The quality is impressive for the price. Suitable for gift giving, if you need a practical gift for someone on the go.My only complaint is the ESC button - the blue accent mark looks like a defect. It drove me crazy at first but I’ve learned to ignore it. Pictured in photo.[I’m shopping the ProtoArc store again now because I’m so pleased with this product. What I really need is a portable ergonomic keyboard with backlighting and a detachable keypad and touchpad. Is that too much to ask…? Help me, ProtoArc!]

Works well for what I need. I have paired it with my iPad, and my phone just to test.I need an ergonomic keyboard for my wrist pain, so this is perfect for when I travel for work and know I won’t have the option of ergo on the road. Keys do not stick, and are easy to type on.It’s not fancy, but it’s functional and well made.

I agree with all the positive reviews. This little keyboard is so super slim, and yet it works! Typing on it is comfortable, or comfortable enough for its size. I did read one review that it's noisy, but I really don't find it overly-noisy. I will certainly buy another one soon for taking it into the office instead of my large keyboard.Some small complaints:HOW DO THEY NOT SUPPORT CTRL+Alt+Delete??? All the keys are on the keyboard, so Ctrl+Fn+Alt+Backspace/Delete should work, but it doesn't.I would have preferred two Ctrl keys, one on each side of the keyboard. Instead, there are two Option/Windows keys. I find my hand keeps looking for a Ctrl key on the left instead. It's a little awkward to retrain yourself.I would also have mapped a few other keys just a tad bit differently, but, I mean, come on, the size, weight, and transportability of this keyboard is such an easy win.

Great keyboard. Very portable. No lag. Looks great. Great battery life. No Bluetooth issues.

I am legally blind, and typing on a phone or tablet is problematic. Using google speech to text is great, but you always have situations where that's not appropriate or feasible.Years ago, I tried to use an expensive Belkin BT keyboard, but it was uncomfortable and not very tactile, and to me, unusable. I gave up on the idea of BT keyboards for a few years, until just the other day.I saw reviews of this ProtoArc XK03, so I decided to give it a try.I'm glad I did. This thing is LIGHT YEARS better than my initial experience with BT keyboards. Not only does this not cramp your fingers into a tiny space, the key travel is actually decent. More like a laptop keyboard. The printed text on the keycaps is very legible, and I had no problem finding what I needed very quickly. They even have bumps on the F and J keys, as it should be. Very helpful for touch-typists.There's no F1 - F12 row, but if you want to hit one of those, hit FN and one of the keys on the number row.There's both WIN and OPTION keys, to satisfy both Mac and PC users.The backspace key doubles as a DEL key, and the arrow keys do HOME, END, PGUP, PGDN etc....and as silly as this is to say, yes it has an ESC key. (many BT keyboards do not.)It supports up to 3 devices, so I have my phone, tablet and Xbox paired up with it. Have you ever tried entering strings of text with an Xbox controller? It's maddening.I have not done any typing tests with this yet, but I imagine it's not going to be much slower than a normal desktop keyboard. The keys feel that good.I also love that it turns itself on when you open it up, and shuts itself off when you close it. Nice touch.Anyway, enough rambling. Good job, ProtoArc.

I absolutely love the feel of this ergonomic key pad. I love the key action and the fact that it folds for travel. Hats off to this keyboard designer. I loved the letter from him that was enclosed with the product. I rarely review items, but I whole-heartedly reviewed this keypad. If anything changes I will update this review.Thank you Howard (designer)!

It was REALLY easy to sync to my laptop, and it is near a full-size ergonomic keyboard, but convenient for travel, which is what I purchased it for. I wasn't expecting the "full-size" so was pleasantly surprised. I use an ergonomic keyboard daily and this is a natural transition for travel. I haven't traveled with it yet but have tested it at home and am happy with my purchase.

I LOVE how flat this folds, and I love the ability to connect to multiple devices. I wanted this to be my new keyboard, but there are some basic features missing fhat I can't get past.Unfortunately this keyboard is really not for PCs at all, or for people who need to frequently use Ctrl+Alt+Delete (there is no delete key). or OTP (no number pad). I'm considering getting yet another piece of equipment, a number pad, to deal with this, but at this point I'm just mostly frustrated.The keyboard also doesn't have any way to accomplish a tilt, and that is a big comfort issue for me too. Add in the learning curve for the key positions and I don't think this is a long term sustainable solution for me.I really wanted to like this keyboard. There is so much about it to like, but it's not enough if I can't even unlock the lock screen to enter my password (that missing delete key is a real problem here).