Logitech Tablet Keyboard and Stand Combo for Android 3.0+ Review

Pros: I bought this product to use almost exclusively with my Nexus 7. I use it for taking notes in college and for quick email and texting. After owning it for about a month I am in love with this product. The stand seemed unnecessary at first, but if like me you don't use a case with a stand, this is a great addition. I use a case to support the N7 every time I print. There's an adjustable stand to change the viewing angle so I can sit upright or recline in my chair and still see the screen…

After a few months using my Kindle Fire HD, I realized that I can actually use it for a lot more than a simple e-book, web browser, movie viewer, and email review. The desire became a necessity when I started teaching a college seminar where my students didn't use my laptop for PowerPoint presentations and I had to view annotations on my Kindle Fire HD. So I decided to order the Logitech Tablet Keyboard for Android 3.0 Plus. Setup was easy: insert a AAA battery into the keyboard, turn it on…

I was considering this keyboard for my Kindle Fire HD 8.9 keyboard. There's a newer model of the keyboard, but it's sold as compatible with Windows 8/RT and Android 3.0 plus for $61. The latest model image shows the "Windows" key between the ALT and FN keys, as well as some of the extra keys you'll find on a standard PC (Windows) keyboard. The picture of the keyboard in this review is FALSE unless I'm wrong, but my packaging showed the same model name as the Revain listing. The model I received

Worked great right out of the box! On my Verizon Droid RAZR smartphone (1st gen, not the fancier ones that came later; bought Fall 2011) I just went to Settings > Bluetooth and clicked "Scan for devices" at the bottom. Then I turned on the keyboard, pressed the little connect button on the back, and a short numeric code appeared on the keyboard. Instant pairing! It's great to be able to type in full screen instead of taking up half the screen from the virtual keyboard! Even after you turn…

I wanted a bluetooth keyboard with a kind of travel case for my backpack. The keyboard case serves as a stand. I don't use a stand because my tablet case is also a stand, but it's very sturdy and durable with a nice mechanical click when you snap it into place. When I use my tablet in portrait mode I use a stand case which is great. I only use it with Samsung Galaxy Tab 2 10.1 Wi-Fi. Your own tablet experience may vary. Everything was great for me. PROS: The keyboard is very quick to set up and

Originally paired with Nexus7 (2013) on Android 4.3. Initially I had some problems with sticky keys. If I were to press a key, it could potentially be transmitted as a held key. It's fine unless that key was the delete key. I've learned to select first and not hold down the delete key. The simple fix is to turn off Wi-Fi and GPS so they don't interfere with the Bluetooth signal, which shouldn't be the case, but I found that fixed the issue. Updated to Android 4.4 and the issue has been…