Logitech - Keys-To-Go Keyboard for iPhone, iPad, and Apple TV with Durable Spill-Proof Design - Black

Logitech and Zagg are the leaders for iOS bluetooth keyboards. I've owned several Zagg BT keyboards and ALL of them (more than 4!) have an issue where the keys occasionally repeat themselves 2 or even 3 times causing words like "error" to result in "errror," I am happy to report that I have NEVER had a problem with repeating keys on ANY of the Logitech BT keyboards which include the Ultrathin Keyboard Cover, FabricSkin Keyboard Folio, and Ultrathin Keyboard Folio (I own them all for both the iPad Air and iPad Mini). So here's what I like about the Logitech Keys To Go: + It's the slimmest and lightest bluetooth keyboard available today; It weighs almost half of the weight of Logitech's Ultrathin Keyboard Cover! + The dimensions are tailor made for an iPad Air (It's exactly the same width in landscape mode). + iOS specific buttons for volume, Home screen, camera, etc. + Water/splash resistant design + The keys are COMPLETELY silent which is great for a classroom environment Here's what I don't like: - WAY overpriced at $80! Check the weekly ads because it occasionally goes on sale for $60. - The keys lack the tactile feedback of a traditional keyboard, but it only took me about a minute to acclimate. - The power switch on the side is tiny and difficult to slide; I always have to use the tip of my fingernail to move it. - The texture of the case is rubbery and attracts dust and other particles. Fortunately, the keyboard is easy to clean so it's no big deal. Here's why why I bought it: My old case for the iPad Air was the Logitech Hinge case which is great but a tad heavy. My new case is the excellent ZeroChroma Slide (also available at Best Buy) and the combined weight of this and the Keys To Go is LESS than iPad Air and Logitech Hinge cover!!! I've attached a pic of this combination which weighs less than 1 lbs 12 ounces. Weight and portability are huge factors for me which is why this is my current favorite bluetooth keyboard. The great think about the Keys To Go is that it's compatible with any case that you currently use and it's slim enough to carry without even noticing the extra weight. The Logitech Ultrathin Keyboard Cover is also a great product but it nearly doubles the weight of the iPad Air and it leaves your iPad without a case. Even though the price is a little higher than I like, I have zero regrets purchasing it. I wrote this review using the Keys To Go and I NEVER found myself yearing for the more tactile experience of a traditional keyboard. Your mileage may vary, but the adjustment period to the ultrathin design was seamless. Check it out for yourself!

I have had nearly every portable keyboard on the market for the past decade. From the original foldable keyboards to various 3rd party keyboards on off-branded shopping sites. But this all changed when Logitech started making portable bluetooth keyboards. Not just keyboards, but keyboards that are amazing! I’ve had several over the years that have been great. The 920 tablet keyboard with the cover/stand was great for both my iPad and iPhone. The Ultrathin Keyboard Cover was great and now is my backup when I need a 2nd keyboard to travel with for my iPad. Then there’s my favourite for my office: the Logitech Easy-Switch K811 keyboard and now the uber-awesome - Keys-To-Go Portable Keyboard. As an international photographer, filmmaker and educator, it is increasingly more & more important to travel lighter and with gear that is durable. The Logitech Keys-To-Go Portable Keyboard meets all of that criteria. It’s totally small & thin, fitting in my backpack, camera bag or messenger bag for all my various photography or teaching jobs. It connects quickly and flawlessly with my iPhone 6 Plus, and it has a terrific battery life. If you’re looking for a great travel keyboard, I would highly recommend this keyboard. You won’t regret it! David Esquire Caffeinated Photographer

Very simple to use. Compatible to iPhone, iPad and AppleTV. All the feature of a pro keyboard available. Very lightweight.

Overall I like this keyboard. It takes a little getting used to. It initially was stiff to type on. Over time the keys have gotten easier to hit. The space bar is still a little stiff. It needs more pressure than you would use on your regular keyboard on your laptop or desk top models. The only reason I gave this particular keyboard a 4 star instead of a 5, is that for some reason, the hot keys on this keyboard do not match the hotkeys I find on. The Logitech website, in the start up guide for this keyboard or on any website, youtube review. This keyboard is for Apple products only and that is fine since I use it on my iPad only. In searching for the hot keys that match my Keys To Go model, it is simply not out there. I do not have an email hotkey, a screen shot hot key or a few others. I wouldn't mind except I would like to find a guide for how to do a screen shot or get to my email or switch screens on this keyboard. I'm sure there is a way, and I have been playing with different combinations on the key board, I just can't seem to find the right combos. This keyboard could be the newest version or one of the oldest versions out there. I have registered it with Logitech and emailed them with a photo of the keyboard hoping they can tell me what generation it is and supply me with the right hot key info. Maybe this keyboard was made for Best Buy only. It comes in the Keys To Go Logitech box, so I'm stumped. Except for that one little issue, I like this keyboard and look for word from Logitech on what version I really own.

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.