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Add to SafariWhen comparing TouchPal Emoji Keyboard vs Keyboard designer, the Slant community recommends TouchPal Emoji Keyboard for most people. In the question“What are the best Android soft keyboards?” TouchPal Emoji Keyboard is ranked 9th while Keyboard designer is ranked 10th. The most important reason people chose TouchPal Emoji Keyboard is:
Other keyboards do one thing well, or predict or slide, touchpal integrates both very well
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Pros
Pro Great integration between slide and predict
Other keyboards do one thing well, or predict or slide, touchpal integrates both very well
Pro Fast
Touchpal offers a very smooth and speedy UI, something quite noticeable over some of the other more popular keyboards on Android.
Pro Comprehensive dictionaries
Touchpal offers many regional dictionaries, some are free and some cost money. The extra dictionaries can be convenient for those that do not wish to have the keyboard learn words from their usage or wait .
Pro Great support for gesture to input numbers and symbols
Pro You can create your own keyboard or adjust the existing one to your needs
You have got a lot of options to define the design of the keyboard, you can define your own functions, move keys, use any character that is available in Android (unicode)!
Pro It does not request critical permissions
Many keyboard request the permission to access the network - this keyboard does not
Pro Export or import with extended design package
If you purchase the extended design package within the app, you can even share the keyboard to your friends or back it up!
Cons
Con Many ads
There are ads on the lock screen, pop-up "bubble" ads on the homescreens, full page ads, notification panel ads, "Daily summary" popup (which can be disabled) which is basically a full screen excuse to show more ads, "Boost charge" which shows ads when charging (again can be disabled) and many complain that once they have purchased the full version, it still has ads.
Con Settings and setup do not work in landscape on tablets
When accessing settings or setup on a tablet the UI is only oriented for landscape, forcing the user to rotate their device to read them if they are in landscape.
