Logitech Tablet Keyboard for iPad 1st-4th Generation and iPad Mini Review

I bought this product for an iPad 4 which I have not bought yet. This is an amazing price compared to other big brand products. It's also a decent product in terms of quality. The keys are not overloaded and I can type relatively quickly. I'm not sure about the responsiveness when it comes to using the product with an iPad 4, but I expect that won't be an issue. Before you buy this product, you should know that it is longer than iPad height. The only thing that could be better about this…

Bought when it was pretty cheap. I've spent a few hours on it since then and find it to be a very comfortable keyboard. The construction looks solid. The keys feel a little heavy and a little plasticky to me. It's certainly not as sophisticated as the Apple keyboard, but it's not as expensive either. The iPad-centric buttons are excellent and essential. Pairing is easy and the battery life seems great. I haven't had to change them yet. If you type a lot on your iPad or iPhone and don't want to…

I set this up easily to use with my cool new Nexus 10 tablet. It works great and is much easier to type than with a virtual keyboard. The feel and response is the same as a good laptop keyboard (or a thin desktop keyboard), although it would have been nice to have a separate number pad. In fact, the key layout is better than on my desktop keyboard. It feels solid - which is good as I'll be carrying it in my briefcase all the time.

I'm usually very generous with reviews and I'm sure most people would give this keyboard a 1 or 2 star rating. Box and the Fn key fell out. And I didn't want to go back, fiddle with it for like 20 minutes, I figured it was a manufacturing defect. Basically, I had to snap off the loop on the key and superglue it in place, and only then could the key snap into the plastic retainer. So for $35 I had to spend about an hour trying to figure out what was wrong and then fixing it to get full use of my

This is the only Bluetooth keyboard we own so I honestly can't compare it to many but it was good. It's easy to set up (we didn't even read the instructions) and seems to work well. I'm not sure what else you could ask for! The only thing that might be a bit concerning is that if you pair it with something else, you'll have to set it up again. We have two iPads so if I've paired it with my husband's iPad and then want to use it on mine, ok I've set it up on mine. But if he wants to use it…

I have used this keyboard on both my PC (Mac) and iPad mini. Works great, buns last a long time. It uses 4 AAA batteries. It connects flawlessly via Bluetooth and has familiar Mac shortcuts. It's thin, easy to carry, yet feels durable and offers a comfortable typing experience. Also, I'm a big man with big hands and this keyboard is perfect for me.

The keyboard made me realize I love having a keyboard with my new iPad, but after a few months of use (warranty expired) the left button fell off and wouldn't turn on again. Now this is really annoying. The button has a few thin pieces of white plastic that broke off and now the button won't stay in place. I really thought Logitech was better than that.

I don't NEED a keyboard all the time but for some meetings I needed something for faster data entry and I didn't want to talk to my iPad during meetings. Extremely easy to pair, this keyboard has classic Logitech quality and feel. I've had several other iPad cases with built-in keyboards in the past that were too small for comfortable and fast typing. This keyboard has just one minor annoyance - enough to deduct a star, the BACKSPACE key is labeled DELETE. Yes, it can be picky, but actually…

I'm usually very generous with reviews and I'm sure most people would give this keyboard 1 or 2 stars. But as soon as I took it out of the box, the Fn key fell out. And not wanting to go back, fiddling with it for about 20 minutes, I found it was a manufacturing defect. Basically I had to snap off the loop on the key and super glue it in place and only then could the key snap into the plastic retainer. So for $35 I had to spend about an hour trying to figure out what was wrong and then fixing…

Like all the other reviewers, I agree that this keyboard is easy to set up, has decent battery life, and makes the iPad a lot more powerful. It's a bit heavy, but that doesn't really bother me as I prefer my products not to be too light (and feel brittle). Plus it's a fantastic price. No one has commented on that yet, but the arrow keys were a big disappointment. While they're great for text navigation, I can't move between cells in spreadsheets. Every time I want to move horizontally from one…

I had an Ipad (3rd generation) a while ago and I think it's a great device, especially for web surfing and email. But the on-screen keyboard is certainly not optimal for answering e-mails. And if I want to type a little long, I've opted for a wireless keyboard. I tried friends built into the ipad case but it wasn't very good. I found it too small for my hands to type comfortably and accurately. So I started looking for one of the standard sizes. Note, however, that I didn't put much emphasis on