I bought this folding keyboard mainly for its compact and lightweight format (I use it with iPad). It fits easily in a bag, unfolds within seconds, and provides a typing surface that feels very close to my 12” MacBook (2016) or the Magic Keyboard for iPad. The keys are comfortable and pleasant to use. Once unfolded, it feels like a full-size keyboard, so I don’t get the sense of being cramped. Even the slightly off-center space bar doesn’t bother me at all. The hinge falls under the right thumb, but that’s not an issue for me since I know what I bought and I accept the small compromises that come with a folding design. The build is entirely plastic, so of course it doesn’t have the premium aluminum finish Apple would offer, yet for the price I am genuinely impressed by the engineering behind it. Battery life has been perfectly fine so far. I sometimes type with the keyboard on my lap, for example on a plane, and while it can feel a bit less stable, it remains functional. The trick I found to prevent it from bending in the middle while typing is simply to support it with my thumbs underneath. It’s easy enough to do and doesn’t affect usability. I also customized it to fit my needs: I use a Canadian French layout, so I added stickers for certain keys, and I covered the brand name printed across the space bar since I didn’t like it showing. These small adjustments make the keyboard feel more personal. Overall, this is an excellent compromise between portability, comfort, and price. I was pleasantly surprised by its quality and practicality. It’s not as solid as an Apple keyboard, but for what it is, it works very well and I can carry it anywhere without hassle. With the added reassurance of a two-year warranty, I feel confident in my purchase. For now, I am very satisfied, and it’s proving to be a great little tool.
