JOYOWireless Page Turner Bluetooth Music Page Turner Pedal for iPad Tablets Android IOS Phones Keyboard Foot Switches Turner (SP-01)

This pedal works great for advancing pages in Music Stand when I’m playing my guitar and both hands are busy. It connects to my iPad without any problems at all.

I needed this primarily for a music app, Piascore; works great with my iPad. Rehearsal runs 2 hours and it retains sufficient charge throughout.Of course it works with Preview documents but I have limited need for that.

This is my 2nd attempt at finding a page turner for my iPad - I use it with OnSong mostly, but also with Kindle as well, and it works well. I took a star off because it's pretty finnicky to charge. I asked Joyo about it and they said "use old phone chargers". This does not thrill me for something that has a USB C connection and only works on some of my chargers with some of my cables.On the plus side, it's easy to operate, unlike my first attempt which required alot of pressure to use, and it seems to have a good selection of button choices so it does work well with both OnSong and Kindle, as well as Safari. It also seems to hold a charge pretty well, so that's good.Pairing with the iPad was also pretty easy, it hooked right up.It seems very sturdy, but I haven't put it to any kind of stress test - I have used it tho, and it was very helpful.

I searched out another brand, as I was tired of fooling with the AirTurn pedals. AirTurn is crazy expensive, and I was always dealing with connection issues. This one connects immediately every time, and works flawlessly. I highly recommend it.

The JOYO SP-01 Bluetooth Page Turner Pedal has significantly enhanced my practice sessions and performances. Its wireless connectivity allows seamless page turning on my iPad without interrupting my flow. The pedal is lightweight yet sturdy, offering a comfortable and responsive experience. With up to 60 hours of battery life on a single charge, it's reliable for long rehearsals or gigs. The setup was straightforward, and it paired effortlessly with various music apps. This pedal is a must-have for any musician looking to streamline their digital sheet music navigation.

so far, this unit is working great. I'm using it in combination with a song library management app and at first I thought there might be a compatibility issue, but through trial and error in the app, I discovered the issue and now it turns pages on my tablet like a dream. Great investment for working musicians that are utilizing song sheets on a tablet for a live situation; that seems to be a trending thing now. I'm very pleased with the purchase and the product.

The JOYO Wireless Page Turner Bluetooth Music Page Turner Pedal gets the job done when it comes to basic page turning, but it has a couple of significant drawbacks that make it less than ideal, especially for live performances.The most notable issue is the lack of tactile feedback. When you press the pedal, there's no physical sensation to confirm your action. This means during a performance, you'll need to visually check your screen to ensure the page has turned, which can be distracting and pull your focus away from playing, especially with similar-looking pages. The whole point of a page turner is to enhance your focus, but this design flaw actually hinders it.Another frustrating omission is the absence of a charging status indicator. There's no LED light or any other sign to let you know if the device is charging. In an age where nearly every battery-powered device provides this essential information, its absence here is a curious and inconvenient oversight.Ultimately, while the JOYO Wireless Page Turner might suffice for casual practice at home, its design limitations make it a less-than-ideal choice for demanding situations like stage performances.

I purchased a tablet and needed a foot pedal to turn pages since I play the double bass and both hands are busy. It has worked well and I like the USB-C charging ability. The Bluetooth paired up with the tablet very easily. You don't have to worry about it sliding around either. It has a little weight to it and the bottom grabs tile and wood floors very well. There is a 1/2 second lag to turn the page but that could also be that the tablet is slow. (The tablet is big, but cheap.) If using Windows, I suggest getting enScore since the very popular app for IOS isn't available for Windows.