Moukey Wireless Page Turner Pedal Bluetooth Page Turner for Tablets Phone Foot Pedal Rechargeable Black

I got a Samsung Galaxy Tab A tablet a few years ago with a thought toward using it for chord/lyric sheets while performing, but have put off using it for that purpose until I recently booked a 3-night gig at a big festival. Working up new material for hour long performances is concerting, considering I know my memory isn't what it was 60 years ago when I started playing, and I didn't want a bulky notebook on a big music stand in front of me. So I decided to use my tablet for what I thought it should be used for, but needed a way to turn pages without being real obvious about it. The Moukey Wireless Page Turner Pedal looked like a great approach. I've started using it for our church praise band music, and it looks like a perfect solution for my problem. I store my chord/lyric sheets in PDF format on my tablet's memory card, and can call up individual songs with a touch of the screen. From there, a tap on the page turner pedal keeps my place as we play the song. It looks like it's going to scale up to longer performances very well. I've used it off and on for a couple weeks now, and I'm still on the initial battery charge. So battery life (on the USB charged battery) doesn't appear to be a problem. After a quick initial one-time pairing with the Bluetooth on my tablet, I just turn the power switch to "on" and it's ready to go. There are units like this that cost a whole lot more, but I don't see any reason to spend more.

I use it to talk to my I-pad It works great...

I’ve used this product for a few months now. I’m an accompanist for some vocalists, and recently I’ve made the switch from paper to iPad. Overall, my life is significantly easier after the switch. Highly recommend if you’re pretty tech savvy.This pedal is really great. It’s very sturdy, lightweight, and the battery lasts a long time. If you’ve never used a pedal page turner before, this is good as a starting pedal. It works with any app that allows bluetooth key inputs, and it’s very easy to set up.The only reason I don’t rate 5/5 stars is because the clicking sound it makes is rather loud when turning a page. My vocalists don’t really notice it when playing for them, but I’ve noticed the click in some recordings of accompaniment tracks that I’ve made. If that doesn’t bother you, then this is a good choice. I’m keeping it as a back up, but I’m going to look for a different one soon.

First, I did not get paid or receive anything for this review.This pedal was perfect. It connected to my Galaxy S20 without any issues, and an old Samsung tablet that is still running Jellybean version (Yeah, it's really old). I set the switch on the top of the pedal for left/right, and boom, it was up and running. The pedal does not slip on my hardwood floors. It is completely quiet. I've seen reviews that say it's audible. If it is, then I must be going deaf, because I'm pressing on it with my hand right now and do not hear any click! the slight angle of each pedal makes it easier and more natural feeling to press.Honestly, I wish I had this a long time ago, as I was carrying around notebooks with printed sheets!Battery life is better than my little practice amp's battery life, so it's all good there. It's very light, fits in my pedalboard bag along with the tablet, away I go.

Besides reading prolifically I am a musician and use my Kindle 10 HD as a repository for our group's music. Instead of carrying couple 3 and 4 inch binders for our over 190 songs I use my Kindle. The o my problem is the music is shared amongst us via Dropbox and a lot of the time when scrolling, especially when playing it likes to stop and ask if I wasn't to highlight and save changes etc. Frustratingly common occurrence. Now with the MouKey page turner I get a crisp and consistent scroll. The manual has several page turning apps suggestions but I didn't have to download a single one since the E-reader is already equipped and the Word document app the music is on is set up for page turning or scrolling. All I had to do for set up was turn on my Bluetooth and sync with the page turner. A whole 5 seconds and I was all set. I have not tried it with my PC yet but I'm sure it works fine. It has five modes to scroll up down, page flip left right, mouse click left right, enter or return and one #3 that appears to switch or reverse the peddles. So far I've had it Two and a half days read one and a half books and it's still flashing green. It will eventually flash yellow at a little over half charge then when it starts red is supposed to be at a little over 20% and they recommend not to charge until in the red to protect the battery lifetime. Well it works great so far seems well constructed very positive clicks on the peddle switches and the tri-fold directions are simple enough

I have to "practice" turning the pages while playing the piano. The pedals are pretty sensitive. The pedal synced up quickly with my iPad and once you get the timing correct, I think you will like this as a page turner for your music on an iPad.

My previous pedals were made by Air-Turn and were used with an iPad Pro for controlling the ForScore app. I had two issues with those controllers, occasionally would lose connection, required re-connecting and there was no obvious indicator for charge left. So fay, both Moukey controllers ave worked flawlessly, never losing synch and there is a charge state light. I recommend these for anyone who needs a page turning pedal for playing music using an iPad for score display.