Mokibo Reviews

I’ve used it with my iPad, phone, and laptop, and for the most part it’s been smooth. I did run into a small pairing issue the first time, but after restarting everything, it seemed to sort itself out. I’m not totally sure why it happened, but it hasn’t really been a problem since. Overall, I’d say it’s good...

I had it up and running in a few minutes, which was suspiciously easy. I was fully prepared for the usual setup drama, but apparently everything just worked for once.

I didn’t expect to notice the cursor control this much, but it’s really precise. Little movements land pretty much where I want them to, and it doesn’t do that annoying jumping around thing I’ve had with other keyboards. It took a bit to get used to at first, but now it feels natural... kind of one of those things you don’t think about once it’s working well.

I’ve been using mokibo for a few weeks now, i wasn’t totally sure at first if it would make much difference. But it’s made my desk setup feel a lot cleaner. I don’t have to switch between my mouse and keyboard as much, so getting through emails and documents feels a bit quicker. It did take me a little while to get used to, but now it feels natural. So far, I’m happy with it.

I got my Mokibo a little while ago, and the thing I keep remembering is how good the keys feel. I’m sure there was a short adjustment period, but I’ve kind of forgotten the awkward part already. The typing feel is soft and clicky without being loud or mushy, which I really like. I mostly use it with my tablet, and it ended up feeling way better than I expected

I don’t know how else to put it, but typing on my Mokibo just feels right. The keys have that soft feel without being too squishy, and I kind of noticed right away that my hands weren’t getting tired even after working for a while. It’s just really comfortable to use, and my gut reaction is that I’m happy with it

i mostly bought it for the touch gestures, they’re a lot better than i thought they’d be. swiping, scrolling, and moving around pages feels really smooth, with no annoying lag or weird delay. it took me a little bit to get used to, but now it feels natural

Had an issue. Updated the firmware. Fixed it fast. Happy.

I picked up the Mokibo mainly because I’m constantly going between home, the office, and the occasional cafe. I didn’t really want to add another gadget to my bag, but to be fair, this one is light and slim enough that I barely notice it’s there.

I’m giving it 4 stars because it still takes some adjusting, especially when I’m working on a smaller table and don’t have much room. I wasn’t totally sold at first, but I have to admit it’s been convenient for carrying around

The touchpad works well for the most part and feels accurate enough in normal use. It does miss small movements once in a while, but for emails, browsing, and everyday stuff, it’s easy to use. I’m happy with it overall.

I ordered from Mokibo the shipping was a lot faster than I was expecting it to be.
I was get the tracking info quick, and the package actually showed up a few days before the date they originally gave me. The box came in good shape too, no damage or any weird delay stuff.

I don’t usually take time to leave reviews, but this whole thing was really smooth. I would order again just because the delivery didn’t had me waiting forever

It’s a nice keyboard overall, but the touch controls took me around a few days to really get the hang of

I didn’t realize how much random palm touches were annoying me until they just... stopped happening. I can type normally now without the cursor jumping around or weird stuff getting tapped by accident, which is such a small thing but also kind of a big deal. Love it

I got my Mokibo keyboard last month, pairing has been super easy. It connects to my laptop and my tablet right away every time, like every time. I haven’t had any random dropouts so far, which is nice. Happy with it overall.

It’s been working just fine after a few months of use. No complaints so far.

I use the shortcuts pretty much every day, and they genuinely save me a bunch of clicks. Once I got everything set up, it worked smoothly on my laptop and felt really easy to use. My only annoyance was that the communication around setup wasn’t super clear, so I had to figure out a couple things on my own. Other than that, the shortcuts work really well...

I got my Mokibo and thought charging was going to be one of those little things that gets annoying fast, especially because I use it a lot for work. But it charges quick, quick enough that I’m not thinking about it all the time, and I don’t have to plug it in every single day.
The battery lasted longer than I expected too, which was a nice, nice surprise. The cable fit fine, no weird connection problems or anything like that so far. It’s a simple detail, but it really does make using it feel easier. Happy with it

Mokibo.com has a really clean feel to it, and I kind of just found myself browsing around without thinking too much. The layout is simple, which I like, and the product photos are clear but not overly polished in that weird showroom way. The colors feel modern too, nothing too busy or distracting. Overall, it’s just a nice-looking site that makes the products easy to check out.

I figured this would be easy to carry around, and yep, I was right. It’s not heavy at all and it’s thin too, so it slips into my bag without feeling like extra weight.

I’ve been using Mokibo for a bit now, it’s a cool idea. It does what it’s supposed to most of the time, and setup wasn’t a hassle or anything. Shipping was about what I expected too. I just keep feeling like, for the price, it should be a little more polished. Compared to some other options I’ve tried, it’s... well, I guess I expected a bit more. I don’t regret buying it, but I do think it would feel like a better deal if it were cheaper.