Stomp Bluetooth Page Turner for Ipad & Tablets, Hands-Free Wireless Page Turner, 2-Way Foot Switch, Black

I bought the Stomp because I now I have an iPad Pro 12.9. I was eager to put it to good use and have had many opportunities to put it to use. One of the crucial times was an Audition that I had last Tuesday as I did not have the music memorized. It did take some time practice the timing on turning the page, but no more than I usually spend on music learning page turns. This product worked like a charm. It’s not sensitive enough to turn multiple pages which is good and have found that the page only turns when I intend and carry out the action to turn the page.I like the fact that it is encased in medal and seems to be very sturdy. As to the durability, that will be proven as time goes on. What sold me to buy this particular product was a YouTube video of someone running over one of these and it still working and very minimal damage to the unit.I also liked the fact that the Founder of Stomp personally contacts you after a sale and encourages frequent feedback and assures you that he’s there to take care of every need you may have that arises with using this product. I hope eventually to get pictures of gigs that I use this at.I am a Classical Pianists, a Vocalist, and a Church Pianist. I have had opportunity to use it in all of these circumstances and have not regretted spending what I spent to obtain the Stomp. I believe it to be a very reasonable price for the great quality of this product.NOTE: It does take getting used to, but once you get the hang of it it will be second nature. My only issue with Stomp, and this is not their fault, is I’m also formerly studying Organ and well as my feet are already occupied I have to resort to turning pages the old fashioned way. As time goes on I will edit this review.

Easy to connect and works without a miss. Big buttons easy to hit with my boots on.

I’m am beyond pleased with the Stomp. I spent awhile looking for a page turner and really had a difficult time choosing one because all I could find were pedals made out of plastic which concerned me. I didn’t want to spend money on one that I had to be gentle with. It’s going to go in a bag, thrown in the trunk and taken to various venues. How many drops (because it’s going to happen) before it gets broke? Then I saw the Stomp. It was exactly what I had been searching for!The Stomp is going to survive a drop. The Stomp isn’t going to get broke if you aren’t careful about where you put in in your bag. It’s made out of metal so it’s durable!Setup couldn’t have been easier. Put in a 9v battery, turned it on and had it paired with my iPad in under 30 seconds. For anyone using OnSong, it works and it’s awesome! I was reluctant to use the iPad until now. The buttons are silent, no click, just smooth action. There’s enough resistance to know it’s there. You are actually feeling it, confirmation that you pressed it.Lastly it looks awesome! A priority? Not necessarily, but far nicer and more professional looking than the plastic options. It’s obvious that the folks at Coda took pride in the Stomp and put together a high quality pedal which sets this apart from the others. I’m looking forward to showing it off!If you want a solid pedal that’s easy to set up, easy to use and looks great, buy it. Stop looking, you’ve found your pedal!

Quick to connect and has never failed me. Solid build quality and makes gigging easier.

Very well made and nice case but kept loosing connectivity with my iPad. Customer service was awesome-still not sure what the issue is though-but can't say it was the pedal.

I've used several bluetooth pedals in the past few years to drive my iPad, and this is the best yet. The AirTurn PEDpro was the worst of the bunch, with wonky raised bumps for turning pages, that made it hard to find sometimes depending on your footwear. The AirTurn DUO 200 was a big improvement, but the buttons / pedals were cheap plastic, and I never completely trusted it. The AirTurn BT200S was another jump in the right direction, as the buttons are metal and "click" well like a guitar pedal. But still the body of the pedal was cheap plastic, and when turned on the power LED flashes a super bright blue that is way too bright and distracting.Now this...the Stomp pedal is built like a tank! All metal construction, with solid buttons that "click" like a regular guitar pedal. All the features are simple and brilliant. My favorite feature is the fact that there is a port to plug in and power your phone or tablet. Even better this power port stays on even when the pedal is powered off (must still be plugged in of course). This is a great feature if you're on stage and access to power plugs is limited...but makes sense as you want to keep your setup as simple as possible, with the smallest footprint. Put the the Stomp on your pedalboard, plug it in, and then your phone / tablet USB can plug right into the Stomp. Easy peasy.

When the pageturner arrived, I was pleased to find out how easy it was to use, and how rugged and well built it is. After I put the Battery in and turned it on, and turned my bluetooth on-it paired with my Amazon firepad in no time at all, and I was able to play my songs fluidly with no hesitations for stopping to flip pages. Its a little more expensive than other pageturners, but worth every penny of the extra expense. I suspect that I will be able go get many years of good service out of this. Whoever invented this deserves a good pat on the back and a well done!

I purchased this pedal in 2020 and it worked great for about 6 months then it had problems syncing. I sent it back for service and it returned and worked for a few months and then did the same thing. After the warranty had expired I bought a second unit at full price thinking I had just gotten a lemon - nope the second one quit syncing too after a few months. Now I have TWO lemons that look perfect but will NOT sync :( If you do pick this pedal you may get a lemon like me…