Brydge 9.7 Wireless Keyboard: Perfectly Compatible with iPad 6th Gen, iPad Pro, and iPad Air (Silver) Review

I bought Brydge after buying at least 4 or 5 Belkin keyboard cases. My problem with all Belkins is that they kept disconnecting from Bluetooth and it took a long time to reconnect the keyboard. Brydge keeps your device connected with Bluetooth very reliably. That's a relief. This is slightly smaller than Belkin. My iPad Air 2 fits snugly in the two brackets on each side of the keyboard. The negative is that it slides back and forth. I have to keep aligning it in place. The Belkin snapped into…

I really like this keyboard when it works as advertised. However, the company's warranty practice is shameful. It looks like there is a fault in the charging circuit. When I tried to charge it, the keyboard completely stopped working. No light, no reaction. Before connecting to the charger, everything worked without problems. After that he did nothing. I later found that plugging in another USB charger reactivated the keyboard and it became fully functional again. I repeated this behavior with…

UPDATE 12/11/2020 Multiple buttons are unresponsive. It's really annoying. Yes, there is a guarantee. Yes, I can replace it under warranty. Why? Why would I need another one that others have noticed has stopped working with the keys? Right weight, right style, etc., but buttons? Control Center cannot be started. Due to the keyboard hinges, it's impossible to reach the bottom of the screen to swipe up to launch the Control Center app. Otherwise a great keyboard. Edit: Well, the "d" key doesn't…

There is a problem after ordering 2 pieces. The device is chic, looks great, everything is fine. But if you type a letter, it will be skipped. constant. Now I thought it might just be one bad block, but now that it's happening with the second I can see it's a problem. So for a little less money. I will order an Apple keyboard because it doesn't skip every 4th or 5th letter. And it's very frustrating. I've tried, but for you like me it means writing with as little effort as possible. Keep…

I am very satisfied with this keyboard. It turns my new iPad into a laptop as soon as I put the iPad on the hinges. These loops work much better than I expected. The iPad slides in easily - no risk of scratching the surface thanks to the gel-like flip-up pads. I like this keyboard a lot more than the Belkin model I had for my previous iPad. Brydge holds the iPad at the exact angle I choose in relation to the buttons and I don't have to worry about it tipping over or tipping forward when I…

This is my second. I had my first one almost 2 years before I spilled a whole cup of coffee on it last week and ruined it. I've read the latest reviews on this keyboard and the latest and greatest options as I'm ready to upgrade from iPad Air 2 to iPad Pro. After reading about the latest keyboards I decided to just pick this one up again. I'm sooo happy I did it. Here's what I like best and why it works for me: 1. It's super light. Most other keyboards I've had in the past have added noticeable

EDIT: Update, just over 1 year old and I'm still very happy with my purchase. The only issue I had was literally the little rubber bumpers that keep the iPad from rubbing against the keyboard falling out. So I contacted Brydge, explained what had happened, they contacted straight away and asked for my postal address to send a replacement. You couldn't ask for better customer service! Thanks Brydge, I still highly recommend this keyboard! I did quite a bit of research before deciding to buy this