Review on 💼 Logitech Ultrathin Keyboard Folio for iPad 5: Sleek and Stylish Carbon Black Edition by Christian Bennett

I bought this for my new iPad Air and also the Belkin Qode Ultimate Keyboard Case. I like the way it looks and feels, it's easy to set up and works well overall, but I didn't like a few things. First, the keyboard's keys are larger than the Belkin, but at the expense of the standard keys on the left side of the keyboard, specifically the Tab key, which is used on this keyboard when you press "Q" plus a function key. What a problem for a commonly used key. The period key ("".") is also slightly to the right of the "L" key, making it a little easier to press. Also, this keyboard is too flexible unless it's on a completely flat, hard surface (resulting in the screen/iPad tipping backwards). Small bits, but I hate the "Logitech" tab on the front of the case that rests your left palm when using this keyboard. a bit chunkier and less slick than Logitech) - as it has a standard keyboard (reminiscent of a netbook/ultrabook keyboard) with a regular "Tab" key and a period key with less deflection, making it easier to use. Would recommend this instead (and no, I don't work for Belkin. Check my other reviews to see if that's the case).