Belkin B2B130 Wired Tablet Keyboard with Stand and Lightning Connector for iPad

I use it with anything usb c and it works great. ipad pro, smart phone, android tablet, and kindle with steam deck also. It works great but not for gaming sadly just typing but it works great and once you get use to the keyboard keys you can type on it like a pro. The keys are a little louder than I’d like but it works well for everything and holds most tablets I use it with anything. Easy to carry and plug in and works great. Draws power from my smaller devices more than I’d like but connect it with almost anything and it works. The design is simple and when connected to a computer or stationary device I can put paper in the tablet stand for easy access to replicate. Connectivity is made after 2020 plug it in and it works simple. You own a tablet and hate bluetooth keyboards then this is the best option for you.

I've been using my keyboard for about a year at this point. It was a bit larger than I expected, but it works wonderfully with my tablet and I carry it almost everywhere in my bag. I only wish I had a larger tablet. I may need to look into an adapter so I can charge my tablet while using the keyboard.

I have an 11" android tab, and I want to use it for work through google documents, sheets, and drice. Of course other social apps to communicate. I need a keyboard for fast typing. So, this one works perfect.The best thing to me is the easiness of typing, feel like type on a big keyboard with mechanical underline.The thing to improve is the cellphone/tab stand angle; it is a bit too backward for me. But I managed to glue something on it and make the angle suitable for my use.Very good device. If you buy a big tab and use this keyboard, you can turn a tab to a computer with all familiar apps.

I wanted a "real" keyboard that I could use for typing messages on my iPhone, since I send a lot of text messages and emails, but prefer the speed and accuracy of a physical keyboardThe keys are flat which is good for packing, but well-spaced. The keyboard feels more like a desktop model when used, with a greater distance to depress the keys than you see with many of the ultra-slim keyboards, however the tops don't stick out very high, giving a slim-line look that fits well in a sleeve or bag. It's still quite reasonably light-weight. Splits the difference nicely between desktop keyboards and travel-friendly. They keys are quiet touch and don't make too much noise.My main complaint is that the lightning cable terminal is bulky, and did not fit thought the case opening on my Lifeproof for iPhone 5C. I thought I might be able to shave the terminal edges, but you can't because there is hardware inside the terminal right under the skin. So I super-glued it back. You will need to purchase a lightning dock extender if you want to plug this in though a bulky case. I have one on order, so I have not yet confirmed that the keyboard will work using the dock extender without throwing errors.After removing the Lifeproof case, I was able to type messages on the iPhone 5C and run MS Word moble app, etc. without throwing any errors. I did NOT need to use any AC-powered hub, which is a great advantage. If I had been using a typical USB-powered keyboard with an adaptor for ex. I would have need to use an AC-powered USB hub to avoid throwing errors.

This is fantastic for my daughter's iPad at school. Helps her with her writing, which is her least favorite thing to do. Highly recommend if you have a student that could use something to make their lives a little easier.

This keyboard is fantastic! It allows me to use my ipad as more of a laptop. I love that I dont have to worry about charging another device... it just plugs right into my ipad and I am ready to go! The ipad sits perfectly in the holder and looks like a lap top. The keyboard is full sized, not like one of the small keyboards that are part of the ipad case. It is lightweight enough for me to just throw in the bag with my ipad and weighs far less than my macbook pro. I am in love. The keyboard does not light up which may be an issue for some people but I have no problem seeing the keys even in low light environments. I was nervouse about this purchase but I am so happy I went ahead and did it! It is perfect for what I needed.

I like the keyboard, but using it for email means it will drain the battery, and when I need to recharge the battery I cannot use the keyboard.Who thinks this is a good idea? I thought a workaround would be to get a lightening hub so I could do both, but it does not exist. If the plug is lightening, it requires the only receptacle on the hub, so you cannot charge the device and use the keyboard at the sametime.A way to connect the power supply while you use the keyboard is needed.