I bought this to use with tabs and chord charts downloaded from the most popular guitar tab website, and it works perfectly. It is taking me a little work up front since I had previously downloaded a bunch of tabs in .txt format, and this pedal doesn't work for that. However, the site has a "download PDF" option on all of their tabs, so all I'm having to do is re-download them as PDF files. Once I download them to my PC, I upload them to iCloud using the Windows iCloud app, and then access them from my iPad. I am currently using the free version of Adobe Acrobat Reader and it works well.Functionality. The pedal does everything I need it to, and the buttons are great. No click sound at all, and firm but easy to press buttons. You can turn pages but I do not need it for this, I need it for scrolling. You can page down if that is what you like, but that isn't ideal for me. What I like the best is the slow scrolling option, with the Repeat button in the on position. That gives you the option to press once to scroll down a little bit on the page, or hold down the button and keep scrolling until you let go.Devices. It pairs / works fine with iPads, iPhones (mine is an XR), and even laptops. I successfully tried all three of these options. I doubt I will use it on my iPhone much if at all, but being able to use it with my laptop is a nice option.Bottom line- really nice, sturdy, easy to use piece of gear. I would highly recommend this to anyone that is interested, and in fact I have suggested it as a Christmas present to several people I know.

I’m an old dude who has played the keys for over 6 decades now. Recently I purchased a new Midi keyboard from Amazon and it has renewed my love of playing. I wanted to get a sustain pedal and I did. I love it.I subscribed to my 1st digital sheet music service after finding out that such a thing existed. Wow! I wish I had that decades ago, had it existed. (Sigh). It took me a long while before I quit licking my finger prior to turning the page and realizing that I needed to swipe not spit in order to turn the pages. Wow! Followed by another (Sigh)Then the other day I was perusing Amazon and low and behold I see that there is such a thing as a hands free page turning devices available. Hundreds of them. Some lower end ones that have price tags around $15 bucks and some go as high as a couple hundred dollars. Wow! (No Sigh).I opted for the lower end but not the lowest end pedal and this one was a good price to pay to find out if it’s something that I could use. Turns out that I can use it BUT not entirely 100% hands free. It turns my music forward and backwards but it doesn’t work on the “repeat” mode where a long pedal hold, left or right will continue to flip the music until released. So if I need to return to the beginning of a piece of music I can attempt to quickly tap the left pedal to get there or in the case of MusicDirect app service I can tap the (return to beginning) button) which will get me there. I have not tried playing music yet with it as I just received it an hour ago or so. I charged it until the light was green and then paired it with my iPad Pro 12.9”, initiated the MusicDirect app and tested the mode selector switch and placed it on the “left-right” page turn mode and pushed the pedal. It worked great. Right goes right and left goes left. That is where it loses its wow factor. I found that the different modes didn’t matter and no matter what mode I selected it would only turn left or right and would not automatically repeat during long pedal press. I will have to manually touch the return to beginning button on the application to do that. I’m old school…. Really old school so I’m fine with this I don’t need to flip up and down or to use it as a mouse controller or to scan thru my photos. Heck, I’m thrilled that it even exists for gosh sakes. The instructions are really a bad translation to English but I have to say that it was the FIRST ever printed instructions that I have received from China that I had no problem viewing. The type was sufficient for an old half blind man as myself to read without using a magnifier. The instructions do say that some applications work perfectly and are supported and that some applications may not work properly with the device. My music service provider was not listed in the pedals instructions but for 25 bucks?? I’m happy with what I got and what it will do for me.I’m getting really spoiled now with this new age of music and to tell the truth I am also saddened as well. I look at the many years behind me and the far fewer years ahead of me and with my new found love of combining music with technology, I find myself feeling, well a little cheated out on this marvelous time in technology. So much more to learn about, to experience and explore. Too bad and so sad that I will not have that time available to me. I wish I was as sharp as I was, years ago, not many, maybe 5-10 because I could learn and retain much more and at a quicker pace. So I have increased my daily practice in front of my new incredible keyboard and my ever increasing accessories. I’ve just purchased an 80w Amplifier (perfect size for my Living room, and soon an assignable Expression Pedal. Again, Wow! followed by another (sigh) Today I added the Bluetooth page turner. Wow. Bluetooth. Another name for magic. I just received 2 days ago a 6 Channel Audio mixer with some sweet DSP effects. A ROCKJAM 6FX. Now if I can only figure out what to do with it I’m sure it will be really cool….. for something.The world may be taking a major dump on itself but the music we all play and create shall always live on within our heart’s our souls our minds and yes, even our very being.Update on this item. I have been stomping, kicking and thumping the heck out of my page turner for months now. I practice a minimum of 3 hours a day and I am averaging 3hr 58mins per session. I practice 7 days a week and have never skipped a day since I re-immersed myself into my music 22 months ago. I only got this page turner a year ago but with hundreds of hours of me stomping on it with my heavy foot I figured it would have crumbled into tiny pieces but no! It has had zero problems and has always worked well for me. The ONLY issue I have with it is that the mode button on the top of the unit that is used for changing how the pages will be turned is in a place where I accidentally hit it with my foot once in a while. When I do that it changes the mode and then when I press the left foot button to turn the page, it won’t work in the left turn. First few times this has happened I was thinking that I had stomped one too many times. Once I realized what I had done it was no problem. I just smash the button until I get it back to the proper mode. So, it is my opinion that placing that mode button in a different location on the pedal would be a better option. That is basically my only negative experience with this device.I would recommend to anyone else who is looking to purchase an inexpensive device that turns pages, to go ahead and get this one.UPDATE…. Well my pedal finally had enough of me stomping on it and treating it like an old shoe, today! Kinda Bummed out but also the pedal no longer functioning DOES NOT mean that it is a bad product! The way I would stomp on it and abuse it, it’s no wonder that it didn’t self destruct a long time ago. So I still do recommend this to anyone else ESPECIALLY if you have a lighter touch with your foot. Had I been less Gorilla on this one, it would probably still be working. One last thing…. The pedal is still working (KIND-OF). I can turn my music pages but extremely slow and then…. Suddenly, it shoots all the way to the last page extremely fast. I, of course did the logical thing to get it to work. I shut it off and then charged it fully and while it was charging I shutdown the bluetooth connection from my iPad Pro and also powered down the iPad. After a reboot of my iPad Pro I confirmed the bluetooth was turned on and after a few more minutes the page turner pedal was fully charged. I turned it on and it made its connection to my iPad BUT it is still slow and “disturbed”.So I plan on purchasing a new pedal. I see some others that have caught my eye and I may try one of them. Why not? But I’m also not going to give this one a bum review because it can’t take my abuse.

A little small for my big feet, but it connected quickly with my A8 tablet and works as advertised. Very handy when I need to scroll thru a music tab.

I've used this with an iPad (forScore) to play in pit orchestra for musicals, orchestra, small ensembles, and for my own practice. Once you get a little familiar with the feel, works very well and the battery just doesn't quit. I recharge likely far more than needed, but I know I've gone 20+ hours of use over a period of 3 weeks in the past without any signs the battery was getting low. Pairs quickly and has good options for up/down, left/right, etc. Very stable and sturdy, Nothing feels flimsy and as an all-in-one design, no weirdness with semi-detached pedals.

For the price, it's awesome! Actually, even not for the price.My stand partner in orchestra uses the AirTurn Duo 500. It's the de facto 'standard' among pros.I dont know spending so much money on things though, and I find the Duo to be too heavy. Sure you can drop it from a 10 story building and it'll probably survive, but I care more about having a heavy violin case.Anyway, I had another turner before which worked but was too small to comfortably hit without aiming.I decided to try this one and so far it's excellent. Most importantly, the pedals are completely silent and react very quickly. I don't yet know what the battery life will be, but I suspect it should be satisfactory.The unit is stable and the pedals are easy to hit without looking. If I had to pick on anything, I'd love to see a usb-c port for charging, but it's really nit-picking.

Sólo lo he probado con mi tableta Galaxy y sí funciona muy bien, es silencioso y cambia las páginas al toque. Hay que hacerlo suave... sin golpeteos porque el aparato reacciona muy bien.

Bem efetivo pro que se propõe silencioso e com vários modos.

De buena calidad Funciona muy bien, fácil de usar. yo lo utilizo para cambiar partituras en iPad y funciona súper. La batería le dura mucho y lo que más me gusto es que es silencioso. Lo recomiendoE

Pues me ha servido de maravilla para ver las notas y cambiar de pagina muy util has salido el producto

El pedal es de buen material, se percibe bastante resistente y durable. Es de súper fácil instalación y uso. Hasta ahorita no he tenido problemas además que su batería dura bastante. Recibes lo que ves. Lo recomiendo.