Seenda Foldable Bluetooth Keyboard debuts as travel accessory with touchpad

[Redaktion]

The travel collapsible keyboard with Bluetooth for devices such as smartphones and tablets is not exactly a new concept. Seenda claims to have created the best example thus far, as this one integrates its own touchpad. It is still touted to fold down to a compact form for transport, and to have a long-lasting battery that recharges using USB-C.

https://www.notebookcheck.net/Seenda-Foldable-Bluetooth-Keyboard-debuts-as-travel-accessory-with-touchpad.1047963.0.html

[Rand J]

It sadly lacks illuminated keys... As usual.

[traveler]

Foldable keyboards where the key sizes are affected by crease are pretty annoying. Might as well get a DeLUX KF17 or KF18.

[Jimny95]

Can this one be used in computer bios mode? That'd be a killer feature for foldable keyboard since hundreds of them came with bluetooth only

[JackThePig]

This is just a generic Amazon keyboard. I had one. Crease has impacted the keys, as some other commenter noted, and it's pain to type on. No backlit keys. Quality is low, moving parts are flimsy. Died after half a year of very light usage as a remote for watching movies.

[Kasey]

This is just a generic Amazon keyboard. I had one. Crease has impacted the keys, as some other commenter noted, and it's pain to type on. No backlit keys. Quality is low, moving parts are flimsy. Died after half a year of very light usage as a remote for watching movies.

Exactly, I'm really not sure why this is a news story here. I've seen this exact same keyboard for years on Amazon and Aliexpress. It's not even one of the better ones. This variant has weird cramped keys along the hinge, especially the letter V. Better keyboards have a zigzag shape along the fold to allow for all full-size keys.

This feels like an ad, or at least that very little thought was put in.