James Gardner
I've been getting acquainted with this device for a couple weeks now and now that I'm used to it, I have to say I'm super pleased. Once I figured out I had to adjust a setting in the application I wanted to use it with, it has performed exactly as I hoped for and allows me to move the page up or down to keepy timing as a learn the song I'm working on.
Isaac
This device has been an excellent tool to help me move and turn pages of PDF files, both on Chrome and the Acrobat app. I haven’t use it with other apps yet. It was super easy to connect to my MacBook Pro. Also, I’ve been using it with the same charge it originally came with, so I don’t have an opinion on the charging process yet.
Customer
My son is an accomplished musician and regularly plays at Church and for events. Much of the music he receives comes in the form of a .PDF rather than paper music. Being of the younger generation, he finds it easier just to leave the .PDFs on his iPad rather than printing paper copies. It’s convent, eco-friendly, and just plain easier. Page turning can be an issue so we thought this might be an ideal solution. The product seems great, but any instructions or guidance on use are all but absent. There are multiple different options for scrolling or page turning. Initially, everything simply scrolled down partial page by partial page. It was hard to read and nothing like paper music. We eventually determined that if you left the music as an email attachment or on the web, it would scroll vertically (and not necessarily as a whole page). If you exported the files to Adobe Acrobat Reader, then you could make them page horizontally rather than vertically and one full page at a time. He says that his initial inclination is that it is somewhat “odd” and a bit unnatural to be turning pages with your feet, but probably easier than having to take your fingers off the keyboard to swipe left/right. Overall, a good addition to the music bag, but one that takes a bit of getting used to. I think this could be a five-star product, but there are no meaningful instructions to it’s “learn as you go” which take an otherwise great product and turns it into a “fairly good” one. It may be easier, it may even be able to do more…we just haven’t figured it all out yet.
Allen
I did not get this for music; I got this for online presentations, to enable my teenager to stand while delivering a speech, but giving the flexibility to control slides remotely.
For what it is, it seems to work well.
The one thing to be aware of: it was much smaller than I thought it would be. It's roughly the size of a cell phone, so it's difficult to look natural while using the pedal - which, in my mind, somewhat defeats the purpose.
LEESE
The wireless page turner works flawlessly, easy to use. Frees up your hands to turn pages on my phone which makes it easy to work on projects. Great for following directions while assembling items, cooking a new recipe or just reading a book on your phone. Pairs fast to my android and charges quickly. Great product to own.
R Cagno
This is a good quality page turner and app controller. It's well built and is weighty enough to stay put on the floor. Connecting to phone, tablet or computer is a breeze. It works smoothly and consistently, which is a shortcoming I have encountered in other units. It can page left and right, up and down. It can send a left mouse click or right mouse click. It can also send keyboard commands for page up and page down, as well as space bar and enter. The keyboard commands are useful for stopping and starting transport controls in apps like YouTube or music players. If the "repeat switch is on, a long press of the pedal will continously page until released.
This is a very functional unit at a reasonable price.
