MicroPack Foldable Bluetooth Keyboard with Touchpad & Stand for iPad/iPhone/MacBook, Designed Only for macOS & iOS, Portable Rechargeable Keyboard with PU Leather Cover – Grey
$39.99
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1️⃣Designed ONLY for macOS & iOS – Multi-touch touchpad with smart gestures, effortlessly scroll, zoom, swipe, and navigate with a precision touchpad (supports macOS gestures). No more reaching for the screen! Supports Mac OS 10.15/iOS 14.0 or Above. Not compatible with Windows / Android systems.
2️⃣Ultra-Portable Fold Design with Magnetic Case – This mini keyboard folds to just 9.8*3.5*0.6 inches and weighs only 0.8lbs. The premium PU leather case magnetically attaches to the keyboard and converts into a stand, making it perfect for travel or mobile workstations.
3️⃣Connect 3 Devices at Once – Bluetooth 5.0 lets you pair tablet + phone + laptop simultaneously. Switch between devices with combine buttons press.
4️⃣Long-Lasting USB-C Rechargeable Battery – The 500mAh battery provides up to 80 hours of continuous use (30 days standby) on a single 2-hour USB-C charge. Complete package includes keyboard, magnetic PU case and charging cable – everything you need for productive mobile computing.
5️⃣Satisfaction Guarantee – We offer 60 days refund and 1 year free replacement guarantee for our products, Please feel free to contact us if you have any issues or suggestions.
Warm Tip: For optimal performance, please fully charge the keyboard before attempting to connect it for the first time. FileVault may be enabled on your mac OS computer, which could prevent youfrom entering your password at start or reboot when connected tobluetooth,please contact your computer service provider for solutions.
8 reviews for MicroPack Foldable Bluetooth Keyboard with Touchpad & Stand for iPad/iPhone/MacBook, Designed Only for macOS & iOS, Portable Rechargeable Keyboard with PU Leather Cover – Grey
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Patsy Girl –
Nice keyboard!
This keyboard is very nice, the only problem for me was it didn’t connect with my model IPad. A1566 version 1,2,3.
Gerry S –
Great little keyboard!
Great little keyboard for the price. It has a decent build quality and a lovely esthetic. I would give it five stars if the trackpad was a bit more responsive on my iPad.
xXFeralGamerXx –
Smooth Trackpad, compact yet sturdy design!! BIG win!!
Unfold. Click. Conquer. This keyboard shrinks smaller than your tablet yet unfolds into a full-sized command center—complete with a buttery-smooth trackpad that feels impossibly luxe for its compact frame.Why You’ll Love It• Tri-fold wizardry: snaps open into a rock-solid deck, then disappears into your bag at warp speed.• Bluetooth 5.1 turbo: zero-fuss pairing, instant device hopping between iPad, phone, and PC.• Endurance champ: breezes through days of typing marathons—low-battery LED keeps you in the clear.• Scissor-switch finesse: whisper-quiet keys that let your fingers blitz through text.• Aluminum armor: sleek, sturdy, and utterly free from plastic flex.My Ultimate On-the-Move SetupI grabbed this for its grab-and-go vibe, but that built-in trackpad stole the show. Now I’m slicing together gamer clips, crafting product videos, and pounding out long-form posts on my iPad—all while the magnetic case flips into a rock-steady stand for any tablet or phone.One Small CaveatNo real-time battery percentage—just a low-power warning light. A companion app or OS readout would be the cherry on top next round.
Fernando Ramirez –
Two finger scrolling is finicky.
EDIT: I had it disconnected for a while after writing my review and connected it again and the trackpad so far has been working really well.EDIT 2: I have used this for a few days, and I have not figured out why the two finger scrolling sometimes works really well and other times it is choppy. I am still on the fence of keeping it or not; I like the portability, but am wondering if another brand would not have the trackpad issues. Additionally, maybe a non-folding keyboard would feel more robust, even if I sacrifice some portability.SO, the review below is relative to when it was first connected and was acting up. I will update it, in a few days, regarding any trackpad issues.PROS:Looks pretty cool.Nice small size, but I would have preferred a bit wider though; my hands get tired much faster on this smaller keyboard.Folding feature is really neat. Especially for me, as I tend to use my 2-in-1 Windows device as a tablet most of the time.The keyboard keys are very responsive. I typed this whole review out on the keyboard and did not miss a single key.Fast Bluetooth connectivity.-Minor CONS/NITPICKS:Weak magnet attaching the folding cover to the keyboard.Difficult to use on your lap (I know, not ideal. This is more of a nitpick.)Unintuitive brightness controls. (Granted, I did not spend a lot of time trying to learn them)Backspace is in the corner and small, which feels weird at times.Mentioned earlier, but the small size makes typing a bit more tiresome.Also when clicking down and dragging something around, it does a clicking sound. You can use tap and drag if you would like to instead.-MY BIGGEST CONS/ISSUES:The trackpad is disappointing in that it struggles 50/50 to properly register two finger scrolling. For example: the two finger scrolling works fine for short bursts while I’m writing the review and scrolling to different sections, BUT when scrolling amzon.com or my file explorer, it stutters and is very choppy and occasionally moves the mouse. It works fine, then suddenly, two finger scrolling isn’t very good again even when trying to scroll the review.The whole thing feels cheap and not durable. There is a ribbon that goes between the two halves of the folding keyboard, and i feel like it could have been protected better. Another folding keyboard I bought had the same ribbon, so it might be how these keyboards are able to fold.It looks nice, though I wish the case could have been either a stiffer plastic, or made out of aluminum? You will need to take the folding magnet part that folds to hold the tablet, to protect the keyboard when its in your bag.My use case:I bought it mainly to carry in my backpack to have a keyboard ready with my Dell latitude 7200 windows laptop. I use it way more often in tablet mode but wanted a keyboard in case i wanted to type something out. The original snap on keyboard also made it harder to put in my bag.I will charge it to see if that helps with the two finger scrolling.OVERALL: I wish the trackpad was better, specifically the two finger scrolling. Three finger swipes seemed to work just fine.
Mary a. –
Horrible Plastic, and charge for a fee!
Do not buy if you are not going to keep this, it’s Horrible.! Plastic, it can easily break! Returned it and they charged $7 for restocking fee. Mind you, I did not open the product, the package was so light that I knew the keyboard is going to be completely plastic.
WESIII –
Decent.
Nice keyboard. A better alternative to the keyboard cases for an iPad IMO. Lets you keep what is great about a tablet yet gives you the option to use a keyboard when you want one. The keys are nice and so is the trackpad. At first pairing was tricky trying to understand what they meant in the little booklet. FN key + the Q W or E key. Not all 3…It has 3 Bluetooth channels. As far as I can tell all Apple gestures work on the trackpad. Lightweight but seems sturdy. Scrolling up and down, zoom, etc all work well.Now I can keep my Zugu case which is the absolute best case and I can have a keyboard when I need one while maintaining that portability we all love about the iPad.
Keenan –
It works… Sorta
The two halves are connected by an exposed ribbon cable that conceals inside once folded open, and that’s a little concerning, also while the case/stand thingie is really nice quality the keyboard itself is like dollar store plastic and not worth $40 at all. The F row is completely non-functional as it’s already being used for three other icons making F functions unusable via any possible shortcut. You can not connect the keyboard via USB, it can only be Bluetooth, and on some devices the track pad is sorta jittery. I bought it for use with my Steam Deck so it could fully replace my laptop and it does what it needs to there but the quality is considerably lacking for the price. I would say maybe $30 is fair with $25 as a sale price, but unless it’s really filling a niche for you I’d leave it alone at MSRP.
Madison –
Really great case
I like the case there are minor changes I would make but that is due to the fact I’m used to other cases but the case is great. The keyboard I great and comes in handy however sometimes the mouse doesn’t like to work but other than that it is and amazing cheap option