What is the best keyboard for iphone 4 using Voiceover

I have the Apple wireless keyboard myself. I use it with my iPad and sometimes my iPhone. I find this keyboard to be very travel friendly and lightweight at the same time. I have big hands so the keyboard allows amble room for my large hands. It takes two double A batteries which can be rechargeable or standard. I picked up rechargeable batteries from apple. Thanks Eagle Scout Aaron L Hope this helps

Hi. Just wanted to pop in aand say not all kryboards are created equal. My mom bought a cheapy one and it does not like multiple key presses at once, which you have to do a lot with VO. Just my experience not generalizing. My mom likes it as a sighted user for her iPad. Note on software shortcuts. I use a lot of the ones for grade 2 Braille. T d for today and a f n for afternoon. Works for me.

First of all, you should check out the Fleksy app for much easier typing when not using a separate keyboard. There is lots of info about it if you search this site. Then, when it comes to bluetooth keyboards, I bought the apple keyboard. I found it easy to type on and the keys have a nice feel. It's certainly light, even if it isn't small. But what I found really annoying is that it isn't easy to turn off. Their is no switch on the keyboard and you have to go into bluetooth settings on your phone each time to turn it off. Not very convenient to just whip out and use. I would go for one that has it's own on /off switch. I recently pulled out a keyboard I'd gotten to use with an older phone, which had Previously not Worked with the iPhone, the Think Outside stowaway bluetooth keyboard. I had read somewhere that it is now supported by the iPhone. It works great, and is shut off by closing it, so much easier. It is a small keyboard, but the keys are a nice size and have a nice feel. Numbers need to be typed using a function key, but I find this to be only a minor inconvenience. When closed, it is only a little bigger than the phone. It is no longer made, but you can still find used ones out there

Hi. I have the apple bluetooth keyboard my self, and like it very much. It's not correct that it doesn't have a power switch. On the right side, there's a round button. Press and hold it for some secunds, and the keyboard is turned off. You will not get any indication, unless you have a bit of sight. The way I check if it's really turned off, is to press some keys. If nothing happens, well, it's off. Use the same button to turn it on again.

I too have an Apple bluetooth keyboard and think it is a very good choice as far as bluetooth keyboards. Another option you might consider is a bluetooth keyboard case. I had one for my old Iphone 4 and I liked it for a while but it eventually stopped working. I think it was called the boxwave keyboard buddy case but their are several choices out there. I hate typing on the normal onscreen keyboard as well even though I have been using ios since the beginning but now I get all of my text input done with dictation, siri and mbraille. if you know braille input or you don't mind learning it I would very highly recommend mbraille. Even though it can't beat a full sized qwerty keyboard I can type almost as fast with mbraille and the developer is amazing. You can find out all you want to know about the app on this sight.