iPad Keyboard

Great value for the price. The OMOTON keyboard is simple, efficient, and does exactly what it promises. Connection was quick and easy with no issues at all. I was also pleasantly surprised by the aesthetic—it looks much nicer than expected for the price point. Solid keyboard, especially if you want something minimal and reliable.

This wireless iPad keyboard works exactly how I hoped. It connected fast, types smoothly, and makes using my iPad feel like a mini laptop. The keys are comfortable and the battery lasts a long time between charges. It is lightweight but still sturdy enough to use every day. I do wish the buttons lit up for easier typing at night, but other than that it is perfect. Great value and super convenient.

Very lovely keyboard! The keyboard is very responsive, and I’ve only encountered a very smooth typing process. I did encounter some issues with the back battery attachment (if that’s the word for it). That back compartment came off randomly causing me to lose a battery. It wasn’t a big deal by any means—just something to keep in mind. The size is very good; it’s just what I wanted in a petite keyboard for my laptop.

Bought in February of this year (2024) and it works well. Travel space between the keys isn’t too bad, the keys are quiet, and the batteries last forever. I sometimes go to use it remembering that I hadn’t turned it off after my last use and fully expect the batteries to be dead but they never are. I also like that it works for all my devices. I’m an Apple girl so most of my devices are iPhone/iPads however at my job, we use a Samsung tablet. While I like touchscreen capabilities, I don’t like having to type in my lap if I want to semi quick type so I opted to get a keyboard that I could use both at home and work. It arrived quickly, connects quickly and is quite easy to use. I just have one issue and that’s the caps lock key. Instead of providing me with capital letters of the English alphabet, it changes the keys to Greek letters. Which sometimes as someone who does work with the Divine 9 is great, however, it gets a little annoying to have to retype everything when I realize it’s in Greek as I’m not a person who looks at what is typed until I’m ready to proof read. But over all it is a great keyboard. I would purchase again so I don’t have to continually disconnect from my home device to use at work but the Greek alphabet issue is causing me to second guess it as it would be a major inconvenience for me to use at work.

Typing with it now, and using it all afternoon, this keyboard is performing flawlessly. It is the same width as my 12.9 inch iPad, and is sufficiently ergonomic. It’s light and compact. The keys require just enough pressure that you won’t accidentally make key strokes by just resting your fingers on the keys and they do not stick. I opted for the white but there are several color options. I thought the LED light would illuminate when connected but it does not, which is okay with me. It requires two AAA batteries, a rechargeable battery would be nice, particularly if you could run it off the iPad if you’re in a bind but my guess is that feature is available on other products at a much higher price point.

UPDATE on November 3 My problems with this keyboard have been resolved. The replacement is working perfectly. Amazon replaced it quickly when I complained about the problem and the new keyboard works just as well as the one I owned before I dumped a beer on it. The vendor was also monitoring my situation and quickly offered to replace the defective unit. But Amazon had already taken care of the problem. When I read reviews from people who diss a product because they happened tp get one with a manufacturing defect I get annoyed. Every manufactured product has a small chance of failing. What is important is customer service and how quickly the problem can be resolved. In this case both Amazon and the vendor were on top of the situation as soon as they heard about it. Companies that sell $15 keyboards can not afford many warranty claims. They have to design their products so that the failure rate is very low or they wont make any money. That is why I have had such good experience , with inexpensive electronic devices. They cant afford to build them to mil spec standards, like a satellite that is going to be put in orbit, so there will be occasional failures. In my experience they are few and far between and that's where customer service comes into play. If, in the very unlikely chance, that I get a defective unit, prompt attention to the problem can resolve it painlessly. I had this exact same model for many months before I accidentally destroyed it by pouring a beer on it. When I needed a new keyboard I tried another model what was rechargeable. That seemed like a good idea but the charges did not last nearly as long at the AAA batteries on this keyboard and I had to be somewhere with a USB port when it failed or I was out of business. With this keyboard I just need to keep a couple of AAA batteries with my traveling stuff and I can be back in business in seconds. This is a good keyboard. Its light, easy to pair with devices, the keys have a nice feel (but that is a very personal thing) and the battery life is good. I use it with my phone and tablet. ************************************************ What follows is my initial review I have had this keyboard for a couple of months and am having problems with the repeating characters for several rows of text. If I turn it off and turn it back on the problem goes away for a while. Im going to contact the vendor and see if they can do anything about the problem or if there is something I am doing wrong. I owned one of these previously and it was fine until I dumped a beer on it.

Great item as a senior Citizen it has taken me a minute to transition from a desktop, to a laptop top, and now to an iPad but I keep finding my self going back to my desktop and laptop if I had to do a far amount of typing. This blue tooth key board now enables me to do all of my work on my iPad and is super portable and can go everywhere with me. This key pad is excellent.

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Still typing on this one right now two years after purchase! Easy to set up on Windows 10, connection good, battery saver works (it takes a couple of key presses to wake up after sitting idle, but that's fine given that I don't have to manually deactivate/reactivate it to save battery, just leave it always "on"), it does what I need. Angle is nice for typing and the aesthetic (what I chose this one for, honestly) is still nice, no fingerprint wear yet (although I'm not a heavy typer). Minor nuisances: some buttons aren't the same as for Windows (e.g. CTRL/FN placement, have to press FN+DEL for the DEL button to do anything) but I'm well used to it by now and it's easy to switch between keyboards. Recommend!

I recently upgraded my iPad 2 to the latest iPad and wanted a keyboard. I was considering getting a keyboard case but I knew I wouldn't be doing much typing with it while I was out so there didn't seem much point of the extra cost and weight, and on the occasions I do need to type I didn't want to use the screen keyboard. I'll have to admit that the first thing that attracted me to it was the price. When I took it out of its box it was clear that it was well made. Another thing that really appealed to me was the fact that it ran on two AAA batteries. Being able to use something that are readily available and cheap is definitely a plus, and there's no need to recharge it. Built-in batteries that will eventually stop working, making the whole device obsolete and needing to be thrown away and replaced is one of my bugbears with modern technology. Not so this. And if the environmental impact of regularly changing alkaline batteries is a concern, rechargeable AAA batteries are an option. This is a full-size keyboard (the same as my Mac one - sadly not usable on it though) and feels great to type with, and the function keys are really handy. Set up was really easy. The only downside I've found with it is if you switch it off it doesn't automatically reconnect with the iPad and you have to connect it in the settings - or I've missed something in the set up. But if you leave it switched on it puts itself to sleep and automatically reconnects as soon as you touch a key. So it's only a very minor issue that is soon excused when I remember the price.