Customer Reviews

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Easily connects with zero latency. Extremely slim and durable feel. Lightweight and easy to store in my backpack with my laptop and iPad.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I got an iPad for school purposes to be able to access any documents/powerpoints during class and not having to carry my MacBook (which was adding too much weight to my backpack in addition to books, etc.). A couple of weeks later I realized needed a keyboard, but I had already purchased a case for my iPad which I really like due to the protection it provides and how lightweight it is. I had to decide between buying a keyboard-case combo or a wireless keyboard - I chose this keyboard and couldn't be happier. pros: -it's very lightweight (the main reason I got the iPad in the first place) and thin yet very sturdy so far -connects to my iPad super quickly -typing is just as real-time as typing on my laptop, meaning it doesn't lag at all -ONE OF MY FAVORITES: it ended up fitting perfectly with my case... (see picture attached). My case has an elastic band to close it, so what I do is I flip the keyboard over to protect the keys and tuck it into the elastic. The keyboard stays in place no matter how I hold the case or move it around which is great, it keeps the iPad and keyboard together and protects the keys -I can grab the keyboard if i need it and leave it if I don't. For example, if I was in bed watching a movie on my iPad I obviously wouldn't need the keyboard and if I'd chosen the keyboard-case combo the keyboard part of it would be in the way and sort of annoying. cons: -so it worked out that i can easily hold they keyboard with my case because of the elastic, but otherwise for on-the-go purposes I'd be a little afraid of the keys getting squished from other things in my backpack and breaking it -this keyboard has a small tendency of collecting some dust, but it's really not that bad, definitely not a deal breaker for me So far it's been exactly what I needed.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] This is a nice thin lightweight keyboard which will turn your iPad into a laptop. The keys are a bit different, since they aren't raised & it's a little hard to get use to but I'm sure if I use it more often it won't be a problem. The keyboard is covered in a rubber like surface so it's easy to clean. I still have been unable to pair it with my iPhone. The first time I used it the connection to my iPad was rather easy but I tried again & was unable, I found the answer quickly on Logitechs website & after holding the Bluetooth key down for 2 seconds I was able to connect again. I'll keep using it & see if pairing gets any easier.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Keys to Go is an incredibly thin and light, rechargeable, stand-alone, water-resistant bluetooth keyboard. Dedicated navigation and media keys, and support for keyboard-triggered cut-and-paste promote quicker, full-screen use of your iPad, but don't expect to set any new words-per-minute records at first--the size, placement, and height of keys just doesn't match a regular keyboard, so it takes getting used to. The teeny, side on/off slide switch is pretty low-tech, but I'm willing to sacrifice all that for a keyboard light and thin enough to drop in the same slip cover with an iPad without adding any discernable weight or bulk.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] On the surface it's a great looking product. - Lightweight - Easy pairing with multiple devices - water/liquid resistant - works well The major (and I mean major enough that I returned this item) issue is that the typing experience absolutely horrid if you're a seasoned typist. - Very compact meaning those with larger hands will be cramped - Space bar requires lots of force to be recognized - horrible feeling when typing. It feels like I'm typing on a cheap keyboard with an even cheaper dust cover permanently attached. However, my friend who "hunts and pecks" on a keyboard said he loved it. Another who, like me, types "properly" hated the tactile feel.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I like the keyboard because of its size and portability. The keys are quiet too. Sometimes I have to hit the keys twice because it doesn't always capture my action, especially with the space bar. The power switch has been hard to move up/down because it's inside a crevice. I guess my finger is too big. I tend to grab the keyboard from the bottom and inadvertently hit a key unintentionally. I wish the flat space was at the bottom of the keyboard instead of the top, but that's my personal preference. I also wish it had dimming hi/lo keys which I use very often on another keyboard. My device has a cover and does not fit in the stand provided so I don't use it. Overall no deal breakers.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I use this with my iPad Pro for taking notes for office meeting. It stores unnoticed inside my case pocket. I have no difficulty typing on it. I have been using it weekly for four months without needing to charge it yet and zero connectivity issues. It also came in handy when my Bluetooth keyboard for my office computer suddenly failed, I had no issues connecting this one in a pinch to get me through the day on my Windows All-in-one system. I also had an unfortunate issue where my backpack was out overnight and it had rained. This keyboard was wet on both sides and there has been zero issues with it both in connection and performance since the incident, confirming it is waterproof.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I was looking for a mobile keyboard that was rechargeable, silent, and big enough I didn't feel like I was still typing on my iPad screen. This fits beautifully. I looked at and tried other keyboards but in the end the silent keys (perfect for church, bible studies, meetings) comfortable typing and rechargeable battery sealed the deal (I almost got another Logitech mini keyboard but what you save initially up front you will spend on aaa batteries and the keys went "click, click, click." Can't speak to battery life yet but I'm sure that won't be an issue. Easy Bluetooth connection too.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I am using the iPad Pro when I travel. I wanted to use a physical keyboard instead of the one one the screen. After using this keyboard for 3 months, I am completely satisfied with my purchase. The battery life is amazing. The Bluetooth connection is perfect. The keys have a good tactile feeling without being bulky. Best of all, it is thin and lightweight. The keyboard is the exact size of my 9.7 iPad case. I debated getting the Apple keyboard and case, but this one is a better choice for me. I don't have to take it along with me, but I can add it when I will be needing it.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I found this to be a perfect solution for my iPad Air (1) and Apple TV. I was looking for a thin keyboard with Apple keys that can be used with different devices. At the same time, not be tied to a case/keyboard combo I'd dispose of when the time comes to upgrade my iPad. This little keyboard works great and meets what I was looking for, A few cons: - $70 is way too much for what it is. I got it on sale for $50. - The material attracts lint and dust easily. However, because it is so light, the material is necessary so that the keyboard does not slide. - It should have a switch to operate 3 different Bluetooth devices (like the Logitech K480) without having to remove it from one device and reconnecting to another.