Music Page Turner for Tablets - Connected by Bluetooth for Flip Pages from Music Software - Controlled by Foot Switch - IOS and Android System Support (Cube Turner)

I'm using this device for essentially one function, moving forward and backward one page in ForScore for IOS. Setup took less than 5 minutes after charging. It seems well built and has functioned flawlessly so far.I use mine with a band. The switches do have an audible click to them, but it's not loud at all, very similar to an MXR effect pedal switch. So... if you only play in libraries at 55 dB, or step on the switch during a very dramatic quiet scene while in a pit band, you'll hear it. I can't imagine it being a problem if actuated while I'm actually playing.My suggestion if the click bothers you while you're not playing, simply swipe the screen as you did before you had a page turner. After all, if you're not playing, you have a free hand and the device does not interfere with normal operation of my IOS devices.

I play in multiple cover bands with different set list, sometimes I don't have enough time to learn all the set lists, this item came in great for that, I use it with an ipad and it works great, never failed me

I almost wrote a bad review about this product....I got this page turner to play at church. I intended to use it with a cheap Android tablet I bought from Amazon, and it just didn't work. Tried with an Amazon Fire tablet, didn't work as well. However, it was working perfectly with my Samsung Galaxy S22 and with Apple devices, after downloading their app. (pay attention to the switch on the back of the device indicating "A" for Android and "I" for IOS). But it was hard to find the link to have it downloaded and it is not in Google Play Store, so my devices warned about safety issues, since it is an "unknown source" . Nevertheless, I managed to have it downloaded and still didn't work with the Android or the fire tablets.So I figured it out... The Android version my tablet ran was too old (Android 9) and was not compatible with the pedal. Bought a new tablet running on Android 12 and it runs flawlessly. No luck with the Fire tablet after lots of research.Also, the clicking sound indeed is perceptible if you're playing in a quiet place like a studio...Got one star out of the review because I had to figure out the solution by myself. Maybe I should take another star... It was such a struggle...

It's suppose to turn pagesIt doesn't.It links fine to my ipad.I tried in portrait and landscape.I tried with webpages, PDFs, documentsNothing.It's built well.Very sturdy.Click the button...nothing.It's too late for me to return it so instead, I'm giving it this review.Sorry folks.Don't buy it. Doesn't work. Maybe mine is just bad? I don't know.

Super easy to set up. I did not even read the instructions, switched it on, went to my Bluetooth settings and connected. (Android 10 - Samsung Tab S4: I switched to the Android setting on the selection button) Went to my music app and immediately turned pages. I love that I can page over when I'm ready as opposed to finding a gap to free up a hand. I love the size (smaller than other musician's page turners), and the clicking doesn't bother me as it is not heard over the music; mainly use for playing live music.Discovered that the pedal works with just about everything, including my Android OS, but I mainly use it for music so that I am hands free.I know some reviewed and said Portrait mode doesn't work. Yes it works, if you know what it is actually set up to do. Landscape mode is for any page, whether in a music app or a webpage etc., that fits on the screen entirely; think book pages. Portrait mode is for any page too long to view on the screen as a whole; think webpages. Portrait mode allows you to scroll down the page. To activate, long press the applicable button.As for value for money, this cannot be beaten!UPDATE: Checked a number of different Android devices, the only one it did not work on was an old tablet running Android 4. I expect the limitation has more to do with the Bluetooth chip/technology. Clearly the newer Bluetooth technology is not compatible with much older devices. As for Apple products, I have no idea as the last Apple product was used about ten years ago.

I use this with my iPad and it's perfect. The first one I received was defective and I had to get a replacement which took no time at all to get. The second one worked without any problems. Yes, the buttons make noise, but in the middle of a set, you can't hear it over the speakers. Heck, I can't hear it even when the music is quiet and I'm the one pressing it under my foot. I love how small it is, I just throw it in my guitar gig bag and I'm good to go. I've been using it for months on one charge and I use it once to twice a week.

The page turner arrived in excellent condition. I'm sure it works well with an unknown app, somewhere in the cosmos.I bought this for my significant other, who is a professional concert pianist. He needed it for a newer piece he was learning. Unfortunately, after spending 2 days trying to find a score sheet app that would suit his needs, we had to rebox it and go back to paper and pencil.This product is NOT compatible with Orpheous, which is what professional musicians need. It allows them to mark the score (basically take notes on how to play), but it does not connect to cube Turner.Please save your money. It looks like iPad is the best fit for pro musicians. You might as well save up and go for the real deal. From there I'm sure they can recommend a compatible page turner.This review is in no way shape or form a negative view on the seller - who shipped this in excellent condition, promptly, and probably has very good products. This product may be for hobbyists that don't need all the bells and whistles that I needed.