STOMP Bluetooth Page Turner for Ipad & Tablets, Hands-Free Wireless Page Turner, Bluetooth Page Turner Pedal Compatible with IOS, Kindle Fire, iPhone, iPad, Mac and Android (White)

Very well made. I use it for Planning Center Music Stand on an iPad and it works perfectly. Very easy to use, just need to pair it once and then just power it on for every use.I use it twice a week at about 1 hour per use, and the battery seems to last approximately 4 months.

I’ve been leading worship with acoustic and electric guitars for a very long time and used a different, well-known brand two pedal option that worked for a long time. Then all of a sudden it quit out of the blue on a Saturday night, right before a big important Sunday service, too late to get another device. I use Planning Center’s app Music Stand for my music on an iPad. This device is great.I ordered this a few days later after reading a lot of reviews and digging into other brands as well. This unit is expensive, and yes, a bit overpriced to my mind, but I love that it’s built out of a guitar pedal case, and runs on a 9v pedalboard power cord like any other pedal, or plugged in with a One Spot, or an internal 9v. It works great, had it set up and changing pages in under a minute, stays synced to my iPad even when one or both are turned off, connects quickly, and the switching is really quiet. I never had an issue with it being too loud during quiet parts of songs like some have said. I found it to be plenty quiet. No problems. If you need absolutely zero noise at all (like for studio work), get a cheaper plastic option from A*r T*rn. But I’m telling you, it’s plenty quiet. I was surprised to hear a few reviewers say it was loud. It’s actually very quiet. There’s no loud *click.*The USB plug is very nice if you need to keep an iPad charged for multiple services or to charge your phone. I used this feature the very first Sunday. But please note, to charge a device with the USB port, it has to be plugged in and not just running on the internal 9v. Makes sense.It needs a couple of tweaks to make it perfect IMHO. It needs the Bluetooth antennae to be inside the case, or more protected. I worry about the little nub getting stepped on accidentally. It’s a little odd to have a very rugged case but with the BT antenna exposed in a little rubber nub. Not a deal breaker though. And if it goes on your board with Velcro then it will likely never be an issue.Second, it needs a little door for the 9v battery to be installed to make it easier. Not a huge deal since many guitar pedals require you to unscrew the back, but for $150 I’d expect that little tweak.It would be perfect with these two small changes. But this is still the best one on the market if you need a rugged option like I do. These are a little nit picky, but I want to be clear: this pedal is fantastic and the best I’ve found. The cost is high, but I’m making the case that it’s worth the money.*******************PS - I have read that their customer service is great too, and that if needed, getting an extra BT wire for replacement is possible should it be needed.

Lots of features, but it didn't seem to interface with the program I was using as well as my cheap one did. That's really the most important thing, turn the page when I need it to. Ultimately I returned it because I would have needed to download a program to optimally use this and maximize the functions. The cost felt prohibitive to keep. Also, it's too clicky, I have a little PTSD with clicky devices

For years like everyone else, I fought with controlling the speed of the scroll, apps that stopped scrolling, or finding the best break in a song to “swipe left” to continue playing the song using a guitar tab app. This simple to pair to your device, extremely simple to use foot pedal has solved all of that. It can scroll, turn pages, go back (if needed) to previous page / chorus / verse. It looks great as well. I highly recommend this product for anyone using a guitar tabs app to perform… Thank you, a grateful and happy customer:)

Stomp has worked great for over 5 years. Absolutely flawless and quiet and secure. Has always connected with my iPad instantly regardless of which device is turned on first. Not with the current iOS upgrade, frustratingly. It locks up, won't connect, won't turn on, won't turn off: the whole gamut. I successfully got it to connect and work; but when I turned everything off and then came back the next day, back to the same bad behavior. I've changed and tested the battery. No diff. Is there a firmware update needed? Nothing I can see on Stomp's web site. I'd steer clear until this is confirmed resolved.

I've used several other models of BT controllers. I've had periodic lost connection, non responsive, and double page turns issues.The Stomp is a thing of beauty. Turned it on the first time and it connected immediately to my Android tablet. I've had zero issues with it. Perfect functionality every time.I only have two complaints. The shape of the stomp button. It's kind of rounded instead of being squared off like most are. It made installing a larger Barefoot Button a little problematic. I got it to work, but it wasn't easy. The second is the price. It's made well, but it's still just a BT controller. It the most expensive pedal on my board.

Hey,I use STOMP in leading my band in a live setting weekly with my iPad (for charts & music).Solid as a rock, and I bought it in the light color. Damn sexy.Super easy and well written manual as well.My musician friends always ask "what is it", and "how did I find it?".The competitor's plastic models are too destructible for me; they just ain't the same.The function features are what are needed in my work_a true workhorse.Thank you to Rob and the most excellent team at codamusictech.com !!Well done,Stephen F