How to connect a Bluetooth keyboard to Android

Android smartphones have come a long way, and the best part is that you can use modern smartphones as full-fledged computers. So if you want to connect a Bluetooth keyboard to your Android device, this is totally possible. Not only that, but most modern wireless keyboards work very well in terms of overall experience, with almost no lag, at least as far as input is concerned. I recently reviewed the NuPhy Air60 V2 and was also sent the folio. It turns out that you can easily convert your Android smartphone or tablet into a computer using it.

Connect your Bluetooth keyboard to your Android to work on the go

If you want to connect a Bluetooth keyboard on Android, you need a compatible Android device with a wireless keyboard that supports Bluetooth. Note that while the connection process may vary from keyboard to keyboard, pairing on all Android smartphones is largely the same.

Without wasting any time, let’s see how to connect Bluetooth keyboard to Android in easy steps.

step 1: Put your keyboard into pairing mode. For NuPhy I used fn+Q, but your keyboard key combination may be different.

Step 2: cell phone’s[設定]Move to[Bluetooth]If you go to , you’ll see a keyboard there.

Step 3: A tap on the keyboard will begin the pairing process. Once paired, you will be able to use the keyboard on your Android device without any issues.

Please note that the connection is done over Bluetooth, so there may be some delay. If you have a wireless Bluetooth keyboard connected to your Android device, we highly recommend checking the polling rate. The higher the polling rate, the smoother the experience and the lower the latency.

As mentioned earlier, this guide will help you connect your Bluetooth keyboard to your Android device without any problems. Make sure your keyboard supports your desired connection. Once connected, just open any app that supports keyboard input and type without any hassle.