IK Multimedia iRig BlueTurn Wireless Page Turner, Backlit Silent Foot switches, Bluetooth LE, iPhone iPad Mac, Pedal Board with 3 Mode configurations for Sheet Music, Music Stands, Keynote Controller

I play organ and needed something to use with my hands as there is no place for a pedal turner. It works great. It connects quickly, and turns faster than "Flick" buttons. Seems like a dependable, solid, well-built product.

I tried a ton of pedals for our bands lyric monitor! Older IPad Air 2 - bluetooth Ver 4.2 !!This pedal not only synched immediately, it set up easily in our song app ( Bandhelper) , after inputting up and down arrow commands in BH settings!Very Cool !

I put in the two provided AA batteries, flipped the switch, it immediately found it on the ipod bluetooth menu, paired successfully right away and just worked! No apps needed, no wasting time, no reading instructions, no delays. The buttons are not too small, I don't think I'll need to look down to find them since the box is about 1/2 to 3/4inch high and you can find the edge with your foot. It came fast, in a stylish box, great setup experience. Trying it in concert tonight. I'm using it with Forescore on an ipad. Go IK! tutto bene

I wish this worked with Windows tablets, but it works beautifully with forScore on my iPad Pro 11 inch. I use a Fresnel magnifier with my iPad (it fits on my music stand and magnifies the screen), and the pedal makes practice (and eventually, performance) much easier than the much smaller foot pedal I had been using.

Works fine. Not the most ergonomic device for seated use. something with a foot rest between two pedals would work better as sometimes you have to go back pages, not just forward, during the performance of a piece and it's harder to do that accurately with this. I suppose I'll get better at it, but I think it could have a better design, even though it wouldn't be as small. Also, it would be nice if it had an auto-power off after so many minutes of not being connected. With it under the piano, out of sight, it's easy to forget to turn it off after playing a little in the morning, then I come home in the evening and see it's still on... I also don't like the power button on the bottom because of this, having to reach all the way down to the floor to pick it up and turn it off, or turn it on is annoying. Maybe I'm getting old... Can't take too many stars off for that, it works fine. I imagine I'll be going through more batteries than I'd like because of it not turning off on it's own. Love being able to turn pages automatically, now just have to get all my books scanned in.

I’m in a professional string quartet and have been using this pedal with my iPad for a few weeks now and love the ease of use and reliability. Bought it to replace another brand of iPad pedal that would disconnect and change modes at random. Am happy with how easy this is to connect and it always reconnects to my iPad when I turn it on without having to re-sync it and it stays synced no matter how long it’s been connected. The buttons are silent which is a huge plus, especially during recordings. It’s the lightest pageturning pedal I have used so it’s really convenient for traveling and it seems sturdy enough to withstand bumps in my bag.The only quasi-con is that the AAA batteries die pretty quickly. I admittedly use the pedal 6-8 hours per day everyday with the ForScore app, but previous pedals have lasted for weeks/months without having to think about the battery and I had to replace the batteries in this one after about 2 weeks. Not a huge deal considering all of the pros, just have to remember to carry around extra batteries.Overall, would definitely recommend!

This product did not function with the Ultimate Guitar Tab app.

I am a professional musician, used over 20 kinds of pedals and have performed over 500 concerts with them. Blue turn is the best overall and I say it with my experience. Easy to use and connect, not too overpriced (except it was around $50 when I first got it…) light to carry, easy to change the batteries, can last for a long time, easy to reset, makes no sound, reliable, fast response, doesn’t interfere with other devices (my airturn does that A LOT with some wireless amplifications system, and the FireFly also did once) and gave me the fewest problems. The oldest one I have has been 7? years and I use it daily for 6-8 hours, the blue light sometimes goes off but everything else still works perfectly.One thing is that since the pedal is light and the button is relatively small compare to some other models, you will have to practice using it or else there is a chance u kick the pedal away and some would “flip” it because the balance of the weight of the pedal, especially when the anti-slip thing worn off after a while. Other than that I recommend it to everyone.