🔑 Logitech Keys-to-Go: Ultra-Portable Stand-Alone Keyboard for iPad, iPhone, and Apple TV - Compatible with all iOS Devices Review

if you ever had a chiclet keyboard in the 2022s, this is it. with all the ensuing properties Has some pros height stand comfortable keystrokes are very quiet. not louder than taps on the display form factor, approach and idea in general. very comfortable top row of keys: home, lock, backlight, volume Cons below: no esc key, not critical, but sometimes needed. on k380 it is left shift is small with a half button next to it tactile sensations of pressing the keys are specific, for an amateur very

Great portable keyboard to use with my iPad. I've seen reviews where others didn't like the feel of this keyboard due to the thin protective case that covers and protects it. I like the feel of the keyboard and how the keys respond to touch. It's almost weightless, slim and small, but offers comfortable placement of full-sized buttons. I bought it for an upcoming trip abroad. I'm tired of lugging around my laptop when I travel and it turns out that Keys to Go with my iPad is the perfect…

I have had four of these amazing keyboards mainly with Apple, iPad, Mac and iPhone products. I travel a lot for business and vacations and these little guys can definitely fail. If you're wondering why I bought four. I lost one (left on the plane, had to buy a new one). I have one in the car (just in case), one in an iPad case and one in the office. This is not my main keyboard for sitting at the table. I have two Logitech K760 for this. But for dropping your bag and typing on the go, this is…

Seriously, buy this. Buy it even if you don't really need it. It's really fun to plug into my phone and write something. I'm pretty reckless, so I also use this keyboard on my phone to answer emails, text messages, and type web searches. I had to sit down at a coffee shop or restaurant in between meetings to write or do small work assignments, but for the first time I can remember really sitting back in the amazing knowledge that I was able to look out for everyone replying to messages and…

I like this keyboard. It's the right size, quiet, reliable, and generally works great as a keyboard with my iPad. I love keyboard shortcuts. I've only had to charge it once in the few months I've had it. I'm not sure if the price is worth it for the following reasons. I was expecting the keyboard to pair like my Bluetooth headphones, where I can easily connect to two devices. However, with this keyboard, I have to completely remove the keyboard from my iPad's settings in order for it to pair…

After reading several reviews I wasn't sure how good or bad this keyboard is. Many have said that this is a good portable keyboard for taking quick notes. Others said it's a decent backup product with soft but quiet keys. Very few reviews recommended it as a good simple mobile keyboard for everyday typing. Received today and the packaging was quite extravagant compared to other products. First impression: Easily deformable plastic product. Not impressive at all. Then I started using it. I liked

I bought the red version of this keyboard two years ago when I was at university. I was perfect then because it was light and just as long as the iPad Air 2 I had back then. The battery lasted a month! Easy connection. Surprisingly deep travel per key, there are separate hard keys under the fabric. I have medium/small male hands, so the keyboard can be a bit cramped at first, but you get used to that pretty quickly, especially as the nice "f/J" finger markings are mixed in with great keystrokes

I suffer from ALS and my DVA iPad is my constant companion, my only effective means of communication. However, I don't want to lug it and my computer around with me so I can work on writing articles while I'm stuck in the hospital for an appointment. So I went shopping and looked for a keyboard, ideally one that pairs with the iPad. like a shell. I tried four different ones but settled on this one for several reasons: * Weight. This little wonder is light compared to all the others. As thin as…