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Built-in Bluetooth wireless keyboard: Type with precision and get up to six months of battery power on a full charge (based on average use of 2 hours per day)
Product Features
- Clip-and-go design: Magnetic clip instantly attaches the keyboard cover securely to your iPad 2 and iPad (3rd Generation)
- Versatile iPad stand: Holds your iPad 3 at the optimum viewing angle in either portrait or landscape position
- Instant on/off: Automatically wakes and sleeps your iPad when you open and close the cover
- Color Black
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Will change how you use the iPad Having seen this keyboard/case a few weeks ago online I’d been waiting for it to finally be released. I was fortunate that the Best Buy local to my current client had one in stock this evening.First off I will say this kayboard will change how I use the iPad. I’ve been considering getting a Macbook Air for use while chatting with friends and doing e-mail and documents. This keyboard has eliminated that need for me and I couldn’t be happier with the quality of the product.It’s best to “dock” your iPad in landscape mode as you will here an audible click when everything is just right. The keyboard can be used in portrait mode though the iPad is slightly less secure in that orientation due to its lack of magnets. In landscape mode I am able to pick both items up as a single unit which is very handy.The keyboard is sufficient given its compact size. I am writing this review using the keyboard with average typing speed. I might get a bit more speed were I in front of my iMac. Likewise I am sure an Apple keyboard would yield slightly better results but it isn’t nearly as portable as this unit.When done one tilts the iPad forward, pulls it out and then attaches it to the hinge on the back of the keyboard. The pieces then fold together and become one sharp looking piece of tech. When closed the iPad does turn off once the magnets on the front of the keyboard meet those on the iPad.I do have two issues with the keyboard and only one of them is really Logitech’s fault.1. When using an external keyboard the iPad stops auto-correction and auto-punctuation. It took me a while to start using the shift key and remember periods. (I left any typos in on purpose to show there could be a few issues with spelling when typing as fast as an external keyboard allows.2. The rubber pads on the front of the keyboard are meant to protext the iPad when closed. Problem is they can also get in the way when typing.Aside from those two issues it is a bit weird typing on a keyboard with out more of a palm wrest. I suppose it’s not reasonable to expect such a mobile keyboard to have the palm wrest space of a laptop. In addition it does take a while to remember that the lack of a track pad means you need to be tapping the screen.Overall I am very pleased with my purchase and can’t wait to get it home and integrated into every day use.
Logitech Ultrathin Keyboard Cover I just purchased this product from my local Best Buy. They have several in stock, but none on display. Luckily, there was a box that had already been open for me to check out. I first saw this keyboard on Logitech’s website last week, after scouring the web for similar options. Was initially skeptical about it since there were no reviews. I picked this on over the Zagg option because it appeared to add to much bulk to my iPad. I’m actually sitting on the couch with the keyboard in my lap as I write this review on my iPad 2. I purchased this to replace my HP bluetooth keyboard (the one that goes with the HP touchpad). It became a hassle to carry it around town with me, and I wanted to find something smaller and more compact.I’m actually sitting on the couch with the keyboard in my lap as I write this review on my iPad 2. Here are some of my obervations.1. The design is very sleek and compact. The keys are tightly spaced together, but I’m still able to type pretty fast. The keys are somewhat noisy and it sounds like I’m hitting each key with my fingernails. But not noisy enough to be a nuisance. The delete (backspace) key is a little small for my taste, but may be on par with other keyboards similar in size. I am switching from a full-sized option though.2. My main area of concern dealt with the case I use to cover the back of my iPad. I have the Speck smart shell that works with the Apple Smart Cover. I wasn’t sure if it would fit, but it does with no problem. Both the Speck case and the Logitech keyboard fit together flawlessly. However, the case has to be removed when the iPad is placed on the keyboard. The keyboard magnets are not able to secure the iPad with the case on. Also, the hinge on the keyboard is not deep enough to fit the iPad with the case on at the same time. This could be a deal breaker for me. I’m still on the fence about it.3. The back of the keyboard seems to be constructed of some thin “aluminum type” material. I think it will scratch very easily as it slides across various surfaces during use. It may also get dinged up when being transported. I have a sleeve that I carry my iPad in, so it may not be an issue. But over time, I think it will look very worn.4. I was able to connect the keyboard to the iPad in seconds. And so far, the keys appear to be very responsive. Unlike my HP keyboard, which tended to lag when keys were pressed. Causing the same letter to appear numerous times.5. The black plastic surface of the keyboard already has several fingerprints on it. I guess that why it shipped with a cleaning cloth. Not a big deal for me, but may be an issue for some.6. The various shortcut keys are a nice touch. Especially the ones focused around manipulating text. I can see how those keys will be very useful.7. I just noticed that the number keys were of no use when I opened up the Evernote app and attempted to enter my security pin. Haven’t tested this on other apps yet.So far, these are my thoughts about the product. Overall, I’m leaning towards keeping it (only purchased it a few hours ago). I like this better than the other options I’ve seen in person. There is another option currently being funded on Kickstarter called the Brydge ([…]). If it were available on the market now, I would have probably gotten that one. However, it doesn’t appear that I can use the other one with the Speck case when transporting the iPad. But I do like the overall design of the Brydge, and the option for an integrated speaker. Let me know if you have any specific questions, and I’ll try to answer them.
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