5 Mobile Keyboards Reviewed: Arteck, Plugable, Sounwill, Moko, Jelly Comb

Your phone is a computing marvel– up until you need to type anything longer than a sentence on it. Typing with your thumbs (and even swipe typing) for long stretches ends up being a screen-slipping nightmare, since tryping on a scrn is not a gr8 exprnce.

This pain can be lessened by including a little keyboard to your mobile kit. These devices are inexpensive, portable, and make typing on the hoof a far more enjoyable experience. Pair among these tiny keyboards with Google Docs or the mobile variation of Microsoft Word, and you’ve got a desktop word-processing experience in your pocket.

I looked at five keyboards, and I stuck to collapsible models that collapse down to about the same size as a smart device. I also only evaluated models that work with both Android and iOS gadgets. My top pick was the Arteck HB066 Bluetooth Keyboard ($27 at Amazon), a small keyboard that integrates a great foldable style with a constant crucial size and a layout that will immediately feel comfortable. None of these choices are as comfy to utilize as a full-size keyboard, however, so be prepared to compromise some high-end in the name of portability.