iPad Air and MAudio Keystation Mini 32

I switched some time ago from the 3er iPad's new Air and constructional reasons, I must now also provide a new USB connectivity for my Mini Keyboard. Shocked by the price of Apple's original component I have my hopes on the KiwiBird OTG 3-in-1 adapter set, which has very fair looked pricewise. Clear as emblazoned on the product page, the information that some USB devices may not work, but "some" is just not "all" and so I've got it then ordered the same times.

Home then the disillusionment. Besides being the KiwiBird adapter packaging was already buckled visible on opening slot (the packaging has been opened before Hmm?) Is, indeed settled the device itself from the Verarbeitsqualität forth in midfield (it creaks slightly, but works stable; plastic is not excessively thin, but not so thick and secure grip, basically "built" not disastrous-bad as the original Apple parts), but.
The functionality on the device itself but - and that's the knockout argument here - was very gaga and ambivalent. First attempt was an 8GB SD card. Infected adapter card pure - Result: not happen's. From the old iOS 6's I was previously accustomed to immediately after Adapter Anstöppelung same time opens the photo app and asks me what I want to do with the images on the card. Here? Nothing. Njente.
So map out and again clean. Then: Surprise! Out of nowhere, suddenly folds the import dialog into the already open photo app! Nice! Somehow halt ... Import works well ... not always, but still.

Then "la grande expérience". With the Keystation. Adapter again fresh out as fresh and pure, USB cable from the Keystation and ran then: Blue Screen & crash! "Huh ?!" Tear old Microsoft Windows 95-traumas and break back on ... but who cares ... the old "Reboot Recipe" is applied. iPad Air restarts, this time I start stop times preventively GarageBand. Time watching. So: GarageBand is running, KiwiBird Adapter pure Keystation pure - no bluescreen but otherwise no more ... mhm ... So again from the beginning, the "old in-out game". Then: again a blue screen and automatic restart of the device. Sadness and a little frustration, a versa. So off with cheaper alternative to the overpriced original adapter.

Consequence: not too damaging to my iPad Air by the constant bluescreen-en, I just sent back the adapter. A function of the unit is more like winning at roulette combined with pounding, apple unfamiliar and perhaps harmful device reboots. So makes no joy.

Therefore, only two stars (because yes, at least sometimes the SD card would have folded Import).