Review on 📱 Arteck Ultra-Thin Bluetooth Keyboard Folio Case with Stand for iPad Mini: Swivel Rotating, Retina Display Compatible by Bryce Marshall

A few years ago I "switched" from carrying my MacBook Pro to a 12-inch iPad Pro when traveling. I bought the iPad Mini primarily for use with ForeFlight, but bought the Arteck keyboard because I prefer to use the "standard" keyboard than the onscreen keyboard when typing. I've made my first trip since buying the keyboard for the Mini and she discovers value , for example during a conference call when viewing documents. On the iPad Pro, I was able to take notes on the Mini. The keyboard is easy to use, although some symbolic keys aren't where you'd find them on a full-size keyboard. This slows down typing a bit initially, but I was able to access those characters quickly. The keyboard is very light; My wife compared the weight to her mini which had a plain lid and found no significant difference. The case offers more than enough screen protection. en closed, and the Mini can be easily removed if you need to use it without a keyboard. Even if the Mini is not physically connected to the keyboard, the Bluetooth connection remains activated. I am more than happy with my purchase and remembering how much the Apple built in keyboard for my iPad Pro cost me, I am more than happy with the price.