Nillkin designs and manufactures high-quality mobile electronics accessories, including protective cases, screen protectors, wireless chargers, and Bluetooth keyboard cases.
Nillkin is a globally recognized brand in the digital accessories market, dedicated to providing innovative and practical solutions for mobile device users. Established with a focus on simplicity and perfection, Nillkin offers a diverse product lineup that ranges from robust protective phone cases—such as the popular CamShield series with sliding camera covers—to advanced tempered glass screen protectors and fast wireless charging pads.
In addition to protection, Nillkin enhances productivity with a variety of Bluetooth keyboard cases designed for tablets like the iPad and Samsung Galaxy Tab, featuring integrated trackpads and varied viewing angles. The brand also produces audio accessories, including TWS earphones and Bluetooth speakers, ensuring a seamless tech experience for modern consumers.
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Turn on the keyboard switch to ON. Press the specific pairing key combination (often Fn + C or a Bluetooth icon key) until the indicator light flashes blue. Then, go to your device's Bluetooth settings and select the Nillkin keyboard to connect.
Typically, a red light flashing once indicates 0-25% power, twice for 25-50%, three times for 50-75%, and four times for 75-100%. A continuous flashing red light usually signals that the battery is critically low and needs charging.
Connect the keyboard to your iPad, then navigate to Settings > General > Trackpad. Toggle the switch for 'Tap to Click' to enable tapping instead of deep pressing.
For optimal performance and fast charging speeds (up to 15W), it is recommended to use a QC 2.0/3.0 adapter (9V/2A or 9V/3A). Using a basic 5V/1A adapter may result in slow charging.
You can usually toggle the trackpad on or off by pressing a shortcut combination, such as Fn + Left Command (Cmd) or Fn + Spacebar, depending on the specific model.