This is a really nice foldable keyboard with a magnetic stand for your Apple devices. The fact that you can switch between devices is pretty cool. The stand itself protects the device when it is in the collapsed form. While, unfolded, the keyboard and stand basically transform your iPad into a laptop with built-in touchpad.It comes with instructions (that are translated in English, Indonesian, and Chinese), charging cable, and registration card.It seems like it would travel well thanks to the stand/case (I’ve only had it for days not weeks/months). The keyboard itself is made of an aluminum (or other metal) frame with built in rubber bumper pads to protect the bottom surface.It charges quickly with the included charging cable. And connecting your Apple device to it is also straightforward.I both liked and disliked that the stand was removable. I liked that you could be able to detach it and have the iPad/iPhone further away but it detached too easily since it’s held in place by a thin groove and magnetic strip. The penchant to grab it by the stand to hold move it is high for me so it detached from the keyboard numerous times, especially when unfolding.The other point is that the keyboard is rather cramped if you are a regular typer. It makes you feel like you’re using a kids keyboard and you’re a giant T-Rex since you have to push your elbows close to your sides and bring your forearms to the center of your body. Ergonomically, there’s no way it would be comfortable to use for an extended period of time unless you are child sized or a two finger typer. I type correctly so I find it more comfortable to use the iPhone without the keyboard. I have the gigantic iPad Pro so the stand didn’t have a chance unless it was horizontal. The keyboard on my 13” MacBook is also more comfortable to use since the keys are more spread out.Another minor point is that the charging light can only be seen if you unfold the device and open the cover since the light indicators are below the keys. When coming home (since it’s used for travel), it’s folded up, so it makes more sense to just plug it in directly but as it is now, you have to unfold it and open the case to see if it needs more charge. You may also need to buy/use another cable if you want to plug it into your power bank/outlet, depending on your device ports.This keyboard seems very well made and durable but if you’re a bigger person, and/or not a two finger typer, using it long term may cause you joint problems since you have to be in an ergonomically awkward position to use it. My wrists didn’t feel good since they had to twist horizontally to have fingers in correct typing position. (Again, if you’re a two finger typer, that won’t be an issue since your wrists can be straight.)I can’t say as to battery length since it lasted longer than my wrists did but I would trust what the company says since they obviously chose the components with care.The key press themselves felt good/solid and I would have liked it if the keyboard were split. All in all, it’s a well made device and case/stand but the portability of it compromises the ergonomics. Unless you type with one hand, two fingers, are child sized, or intend light usage, this keyboard might not be the best purchase.

I am so amazed by the build quality of this device.Certainly for the price it’s not going to match an Apple product, but it’s pretty close. It’s made of plastic, but it’s in the same color scheme as some of the mainstream colors.I’m currently using it for an older Samsung tablet. I can attest that it works (relatively) well with android tablets, but there is some additional lag time.I’m so happy that this keyboard folds in half. This makes it much easier for travel and charging.This is possibly the best solution I’ve seen that works for any platform that you might use.I could not be more happy with this product — especially at the price point. This is an incredibly high value!Take a look at of my pictures. It is perfectly sized for a 10 inch tablet.