NOOX Bluetooth Keyboard for iPad A16 11th 10th Generation, iPad Pro 13/12/11/10/9/8/7 inch, iPad Air 13/11th Gen, iPad mini Tablets, etc. - Slim Wireless Portable Travel Office Computer Accessories

I bought this Bluetooth keyboard for my 10thª generation iPad and I was really delighted. The pink design is beautiful, very feminine and elegant. In addition, it is super light, ideal to carry in the wallet or backpack without weighing it. The Bluetooth connection was very fast, I didn't have to do anything complicated. The keys are soft, quiet and comfortable to write, perfect for working, studying or just chatting. The battery lasts a long time and charges quickly, so I don't have to be on the lookout all the time. I also loved that the support keeps the iPad firm and stable, even when I write fast. In general, it is a perfect combination between beautiful and functional. Totally recommended! 💖✨

Perfect! I’m typing with it now. on my deck. In the sunshine with my iPad instant connection. Easy set up. Works so much better than others I’ve tried in the past. And she’s very skinny, easy to take on the go.

Works great with my iPad, connects fast and is rechargeable with usb-c. Battery lasts a while. Also is magnetic which is really nice! Typing experience is satisfying lol I like the clicks and it feels great to my hands, I have some fat fingers too lol. I got pink and it’s awesome

Great keyboard! Keyboard is light, durable, and has a long battery life. Personally I do t think there’s a loud noise level. Keyboard feels very nice. Highly recommended.

This is a really affordable and great keyboard! It's magnetic and works like any regular keyboard. I didn't charge it since a couple months ago so really good battery life. It just adds a little bulk to the case to carry around.

Love. Works great.

What can I say? What you pay for is what you get. First, the pros: 1. Works on my Android tablet. 2. Lightweight and portable. It's a little smaller than my tablet, which is nice for me. 3. Cute color scheme. Can't really go wrong with pastel pink and white. The letters are dark gray for the most part (or dark blue for the tiny alternative text), if that matters to you. 4. Budget friendly at the time of writing this review. Now the cons: 1. It's cheap. If you're used to decent keyboards, it might take some time to get used to this. 2. Keys don't always register properly. What caused this for me, so far, is very fast typing, typing immediately after switching to certain apps, sticking the keyboard to my magnet case, and typing while the keyboard charges. If you are a slow or average-speed typer, this will affect you less on all points. 3. It is not "silent". It sounds pretty much like any other default office laptop keyboard I've tried. If you have large hands, this might feel a little cramped for you. The alphanumeric keys measure roughly half an inch both ways. There are indicator lights at the top for low battery/charging/caps lock/etc., and it comes with a simple sheet of instructions in understandable English. In conclusion... obviously not the best keyboard, but hopefully it'll grow on me since I'll be keeping it for now. Thanks to anyone who read this unnecessarily long review, and hope it helped.

Thin and small but honestly I prefer that. I have smaller hands and find it frustrating having to spread my heads farther apart to type on regular to larger keyboards. Works great for me and had no problems connecting to my iPad.

This Bluetooth keyboard is an excellent companion for iPad 10th Generation and a wide range of other devices, including iPads, iPhones, Android tablets, and Windows systems. It’s highly compatible and connects effortlessly via Bluetooth 3.0, maintaining a stable connection within a 10-meter range. The slim and lightweight design (just 180g) makes it ideal for travel, work, or casual use on the go. Despite its compact size, the scissor-structure keys offer a surprisingly comfortable and quiet typing experience, mimicking a full-sized keyboard. The brushed front and sleek aluminum alloy back give it a premium look and feel. With a rechargeable battery that lasts over 20 days on a single charge (assuming 2 hours of daily use), it’s both practical and efficient. It also features convenient hotkeys for media control. Overall, this keyboard is a reliable, stylish, and functional accessory for anyone who needs portable productivity with their tablet or mobile device.

This seems to work pretty well, other than the spacebar is maybe not sensitive enough? That might just be my own issue, since I’m used to typing on a full sized ergonomic keyboard at work. I can type on this without looking at the keys though, which is a bonus. It also weighs practically nothing which is nice for travel purposes. Connection was super easy and fast. Good deal.

The keyboard seems to work. It is easy to use and connect. It can be used on various devices, but every time you go back to a previously used device you need to ask for the keyboard to be forgotten and re-add it. I like the fact that it is rechargeable. I use it for iPad and iPhone and other than the fact that I need to have the device forget and re-add it, the keyboard seems good for a reasonable price.

Nice keyboard. Love the color, it’s the same as the ad. The keys are quiet. Keys don’t stick or anything, also aren’t too sensitive.

Will pre-face this review by saying I've been using as an addition to my 17" laptop keyboard, not with a tablet. I've been using a near identical (aside from colour and brand name) little bluetooth keyboard for the last 2 years or so, since some of the keys on my laptop keyboard stopped working. These are small enough to place right on the bottom of the laptop and easy to tuck away when not in use. My last one was pretty much flawless - outstanding battery life and all keys and functions worked well (once you were used to to the small size). I've had this one about 2 weeks now, and while it looks the same as the last one (colour aside), there are some less desirable differences. When powered on, if you've not used for a few mins, there's a delay in the function - you have to hit a button and wait 2 or 3 seconds to kind of wake it up before you can type. I also find this one a little more glitchy, meaning you often have to tap a key more than once and other times you'll type out a word to see the first few letters are missing so you need to spend more time proof reading what you've typed. So far the battery life seems fine but I only charged the old one every few months so can't comment 100% on that just yet. I got this on sale for $12.79 so I'd say it was worth that, but I'd not in hindsight pay the normal $16 price. I think there are better small bluetooth options out there