SikaiCase Foldable Bluetooth Mini Keyboard with Magnetic Stand

The SikaiCase Foldable Bluetooth Keyboard with Magnetic Stand creates a compact physical typing setup for phones, tablets and computers. Fold it down for travel, open it on a stable surface and use the integrated stand to keep a compatible device within view.

Key Features

• Compact folding design: folds from approximately 7.97 × 3.66 inches when open to 7.97 × 1.83 inches for packing.
• Up to three Bluetooth devices: register three compatible devices and switch between the saved Bluetooth channels with the corresponding Fn shortcut.
• Integrated magnetic stand: the folding structure includes a hidden support for a phone or tablet, so a separate travel stand is not required.
• 60-key compact layout: matte scissor-style keys provide a quiet physical typing surface for mobile work, messages, notes and documents.
• USB-C rechargeable: the current version shown in the product images uses a USB-C charging port and includes automatic sleep to reduce unnecessary power use.
• Travel-ready construction: a PC and ABS body with aluminum-alloy outer structure balances portability with a clean metallic finish.

Bluetooth and Battery

• Bluetooth connection for compatible phones, tablets, laptops and desktop computers.
• Supports up to three saved Bluetooth channels.
• 160mAh rechargeable battery.
• Approximately 2 hours for a full charge.
• Up to 45 hours of continuous typing and up to 90 days of standby under stated test conditions.
• Automatic sleep after approximately 10 minutes of inactivity; press a key to wake.

Battery life varies with use, connected device, storage time and operating conditions.

Compatibility

Works with: Bluetooth-enabled devices using iOS, iPadOS, Android, Windows or macOS, including compatible phones, tablets and computers.

Magnetic stand limit: the integrated stand is intended for phones and tablets up to 11 inches. Devices larger than 11 inches may still connect by Bluetooth but should not be placed on the stand.

Before buying: thick or bulky protective cases can reduce stand fit and stability. Use the keyboard and stand on a firm, level surface.

Compact Layout Notice

This is a 60-key travel keyboard with smaller key spacing than a conventional desktop keyboard. It does not have a dedicated numeric keypad or a full number-key row. Some shortcuts and system functions vary between operating systems. Review the key layout in the product images before ordering.

How to Pair

1. Unfold the keyboard and switch it on.
2. Press Fn + Bluetooth 1, 2 or 3 to select a channel and enter pairing mode.
3. Open the Bluetooth settings on your phone, tablet or computer.
4. Select the keyboard name shown in the available-device list. It may appear as B.O.W or as a device code on some Android devices.
5. After pairing additional devices to the remaining channels, use the corresponding Fn shortcut to switch between them.

Specifications

What's in the Box

• 1 × SikaiCase Foldable Bluetooth Keyboard
• 1 × USB-C charging cable
• 1 × User guide

Care and Use

Keep the keyboard dry and clean it with a soft, dry cloth. Do not force the hinge, place heavy objects on the folded keyboard or use the magnetic stand as a carrying handle. Charge with a suitable USB power source and store the keyboard away from excessive heat.

Frequently Asked Questions

Can it connect to three devices?

Yes. Three Bluetooth channels can be registered, allowing you to switch between compatible devices with the corresponding Fn shortcut.

Can I use it with an iPad, iPhone or Android device?

Yes, provided the device supports Bluetooth keyboard input. Shortcut behavior can differ by operating system and application.

Will the stand hold a tablet larger than 11 inches?

No. Devices larger than 11 inches may connect by Bluetooth, but the integrated stand is not intended to support them.

Can I use a thick protective case on my phone or tablet?

A thick case can prevent the device from sitting securely in the stand. Remove the case if the device does not fit naturally or feels unstable.

Does it have a numeric keypad?

No. This is a compact 60-key layout without a dedicated numeric keypad or full number-key row.

Does it use USB-C?

Yes. The current version shown on this page uses a USB-C port for charging. USB-C is for charging; typing connection is via Bluetooth.

Can it be used while charging?

The keyboard is designed primarily for Bluetooth typing and USB charging. For stable use, charge it before travel and avoid pulling on the cable while the keyboard is open.

Why does the Bluetooth name appear as a code?

Some Android devices may display a hardware address rather than the usual B.O.W name. Look for the keyboard icon and confirm you are pairing the intended device.

Compatibility notice: Apple, iPad, iPhone, macOS, Android, Windows and Samsung names are trademarks of their respective owners. SikaiCase is an independent third-party accessory brand and is not affiliated with, authorized by or endorsed by those companies. Product names are used only to describe compatibility.