OMOTON Bluetooth Keyboard for iPad/iPhone, Silver UK Layout, Travel

I brought this keyboard as a gift for my niece. The keyboard works great and she liked the design and colour to go with her new ipad Air M4. Overall she was pleased with the product.

This is perfect for what I wanted. I can pair it with multiple devices. Easy to set up and use. Makes typing on my Ipad and IPhone much easier. The keyboard doesn’t lay flat but instead is angled. Keys are responsive. Batteries seem to last well. Would defintely recommend.

I bought this because another bluetooth keyboard that I'd bought for my phone in January failed after only nine months. (I did get a refund from the manufacturer.) I needed a quick, cheap replacement. This does exactly what I need it to do, plus it didn't have the serious design flaw the other one did of placing the screenshot key next to the backspace key. I've only had it for a few weeks but it's light, small, easy to use and does the job. No complaints so far. Looks nice, easy to use, not cramped, has a nice simple on-off switch. It's basic but it meets my requirements.

The OMOTON Ultra-Slim Bluetooth Keyboard, is the perfect companion for those who want a lightweight, easily transportable and well functioning keyboard to accompany their tablet or laptop. I travel with my iPad Pro everywhere. It's replaced my laptop in terms of portability, However, one thing I always decided against was the Apple Smart Keyboard Case for my iPad. It was a ludicrous price, not to mention I wasn't too sure on the aesthetics of the keyboard itself. But, I needed a keyboard to accompany the day-to-day tasks I was using my iPad for. The OMOTON Ultra-Slim Bluetooth Keyboard has certainly ticked all the boxes I needed from it. This keyboard looks like an exact replica of a Macbook keyboard (layout-wise of course, don't remember seeing white keys on a Macbook?!), so for those familiar with this keyboard layout, you will feel right at home. Not to deter non-Mac users however, this keyboard is very ergonomic. If you're not familiar with Mac keyboards/functions however, there are a few little quirks to be aware of. Such as the '@' symbol is actually Shift+2, not Shift+(@/' key). You'll also have to contend with the Command (CMD) instead of Ctrl, but for the most part these function EXACTLY the same as a normal PC keyboard. The keyboard is very lightweight, powered by 2 AAA batteries. It's non-adjustable, with it being propped up by about an inch at the very back by the battery housing, which suits myself as I prefer a keyboard to be 'propped up'. The connectivity couldn't be simpler. There is a on/off switch behind the keyboard. Simply flick on and connect your keyboard, much like you would a pair of wireless headphones or speakers and you're ready to go. The keyboard is very responsive and works on an iPad just as I would expect it to, allowing me to further utilise the iPad's potential.

Unboxing this keyboard and slipping in two batteries (careful about direction) and pairing took a couple of minutes. Take time to read the instructions - few as they are - and you can't go wrong. Worth noting is that on my tablet you can pull down a menu and turn on and off the virtual keyboard or you can have both if you so desire. The keyboard is ultra compact, thin and light. Yes this is a compromise and you will have to do a bit of practising and adjusting from your normal keyboard. You can feel the keys and that is important if you touch type. Not just an indistinct rubber squish which I was fearing. You can jump around and return to home screen (square button), but there is no guarantee that all applications will be fully controllable via the arrow keys. Found it pretty hit and miss on my most popular apps. Always can add the text though the keyboard on all of them. Might need to queue the box by hand or pen. Very pleased. Lots of thought has gone in to this and you could easily do a day's work in the field. Worth always having a couple of spare penlights handy (not included in the price) because you never know when this might run out of juice. The keyboard turns off after ten minutes of non activity. Comes to life when you start again, but it takes a moment to wake. Turn it on and off via a rear switch if you want a hard off. Also worth noting is that Bluetooth (alone) can drain battery if you are in the field. Also you might want to purchase a lightweight portable stand to complete the set. Tested on a Huawei Mediapad T3.

There are a lot of options when it comes to iPad keyboards and cases. I wanted a simple keyboard which ran on its own batteries, had an on off switch and fit in my iPad case. This one ticks all those boxes and is a joy to use. A doddle to set up and easy to follow instructions for anyone who's not so tech savvy. There are some useful shortcut keys built right in, certainly the home, screen brightness and hide keyboard buttons are very handy! The layout is comfortable for a compact design, key presses feel reassuringly sturdy - there's a definite switch action for each key and while not as good as a cherry mx red, the keys feel well built. There's no backlighting, but frankly as a touch typer that's no issue for me, YMMV (it would only run the batteries down anyway...) The only issue I've found - if you can call it an issue - is that the spacebar can sometimes "miss" (but with IOS's spellcheck it's hardly a problem) that's likely due to my typing style anyway. I've used both the official Apple keyboard and the recommended Logitech one and both feel like a stopgap. They both have short keystrokes and don't really feel too much different to typing on the screen - which no one wants to do for any length of time... All in all, this keyboard has been the number 1 reason for me to finally drop using a laptop full time and switch to tablet only. Coupled with an iPad Pro and IOS 11 there's no reason I'd need to go back to the laptop again. This review has been typed entirely on my OMOTON Keyboard and I can truly say it's been a pleasure!

I bought this after a spillage on my bluetooth Apple keyboard caused it to stop working properly. This keyboard looked good and is, of course, a fraction of the price. However, two things go against it for me. 1) once it has gone to sleep it needs a few seconds to reconnect. So you can't just start typing and it goes, unlike your old Apple keyboard. So I often find the first half of my first sentence is missing. 2) Tactile use: The keys on an Apple keyboard are just that bit more tactile and softer for touch typing whereas it feels like this one needs a much more physical "tap" on each key. Consequently if you do quite a bit of typing (long emails/word documents) it feels like harder work and I make more mistakes that I then have to spend time reviewing and updating. I have given this a couple of weeks, but sadly I think it is off to Ebay with it and I am going to have to spend more money replacing the Apple keyboard with a like for like. Do I think the Apple keyboard is worth £90 more? No. Am I prepared to put up with something that will constantly remind me that it is the cheap alternative, No. If you are happy to put up with the compromise then I'd say this does represent great value, but then if you spent all that money on your MacBook/iPad/iPhone, are you really ready to scrimp on your keyboard?

Great little keyboard 👍

This keyboard made it much easier for doing email and other apps like Zoom meetings. having keyboard shortcuts to muting and video using Zoom avoided my reaching for the iPad to do those functions. Only minor drawback is that the first time you press a key, nothing happens. Probably due to Bluetooth, After the initial lag, everything works fine. Had it for a couple of months and very happy. Good value.

This is my second type Bluetooth keyboard. I have always hated the small pick keyboard on a smartphone. Too many keys that are small to select, bad spelling, and crappy and missing commas, periods, etc. It is so much easier to get things right and done fast with a real keyboard. The price is great and reasonable too. Buy one. You won't be disappointed.

I have not used this keyboard much, so my ratings on ergonomics and value should be viewed with caution. I don't use it for gaming, so I can't rate it for that. My main complaint about this keyboard is the absence of a true Delete key. Other people complained about this, but no one who replied seemed to know what the person was talking about. Here goes. A classic keyboard has a Backspace button, which erases the letters to the left of the cursor. it also has a Delete button, which erases the letters to the right of the cursor. This keyboard (see photo) has a rectangular botton marked Delete, which is actually the Backspace button. Above it is a smaller button, also marked Delete, but which does NOT Delete. It turns off the screen! There is, however, a way to turn it into a Delete button by holding down the FN button at the lower left, then toucing that small Delete button. I just happened to find that solution on the page for a different brand of wireless keyboard. It's awkward, and I am totally bewildered as to why the manufacturer would put a button that turn off the screen, but mark is as Delete AND put it in the position of the "classic" Delete button. I can't tell you how many times I have inadvertently turned off my screen because I am used to that being the Delete button on all of my other keyboards. Buyer beware!

This keyboard is nicely tailored. I especially like the way it is raise in the back for easier typing. MUCH better ergonomics than tha Apple wireless keyboard! I installed it easily and quickly on my iPad pro. I will buy another to replace the Apple wireless keyboard.

Super simple, but does the job! Looks chic & way cheaper than the apple one!