Then, activate the keyboard’s pairing mode by holding the dedicated Bluetooth button or a specific function key combination, causing a light to flash blue. Finally, select the ZAGG keyboard from your device’s Bluetooth settings to complete the connection.
🔄 General Steps to Pair a ZAGG Keyboard via Bluetooth
✅ 1. Charge the Keyboard
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Make sure your keyboard is fully charged using the included USB cable.
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A blinking red light usually means low battery.
✅ 2. Turn On the Keyboard
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Slide the Power switch to ON.
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You may see a green LED light briefly indicating it’s powered.
✅ 3. Put the Keyboard in Pairing Mode
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Press and hold the Bluetooth / Pair button for 3–5 seconds
(often labeled as “BT” or has a Bluetooth icon — usually near the top-right or top-left of the keyboard). -
A blinking blue LED light means it’s in pairing mode.
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✅ 4. Pair with Your Device
📱 On iOS/iPadOS (iPhone / iPad):
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Go to Settings > Bluetooth
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Ensure Bluetooth is ON
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Look for something like “ZAGG Keyboard” or “ZAGGkeys” under “Other Devices”
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Tap it to pair
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If prompted for a code, type the code on the ZAGG keyboard itself, then press Enter
💻 On Windows:
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Open Settings > Devices > Bluetooth & other devices
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Click Add Bluetooth or other device
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Select Bluetooth
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Choose the ZAGG keyboard when it appears
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Enter the pairing code (if prompted) on the keyboard, then press Enter
🤖 On Android:
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Go to Settings > Bluetooth
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Turn Bluetooth ON
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Tap on ZAGG Keyboard when it appears
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Enter the pairing code if prompted, press Enter
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🔁 Multiple Device Support
Some ZAGG keyboards support multi-device pairing:
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Bluetooth 1 / Bluetooth 2 buttons allow switching between two paired devices.
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You need to pair each device to a different Bluetooth channel.
🧠 Troubleshooting Tips
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Keyboard not showing up?
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Make sure it’s in pairing mode (blinking blue light)
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Turn Bluetooth off/on again on your device
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Restart your device and keyboard
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Forgotten or old pairing?
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Go into your device’s Bluetooth settings and “Forget” the keyboard, then re-pair
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