Logitech - K480 Bluetooth Multidevice Keyboard - Black

I was in need to a keyboard that I can quickly dock my iPad and use it as a real keyboard. This fits the requirements well. It is sturdy and heavy so It also acts as a stand. It is not designed to be a mobile keyboard but make you iPad operate like a desktop. It fits well to 11 inch but 12.9 inch iPads will not fit. Keyboard is very good. Bluetooth pairing was piece of cake. It has quick switch to connect 3 separate devices. You can use this as you regular keyboard, for iPad and for another device and quickly switch between in a second using the mechanic build in switch. I really recommend this to anyone who likes a sturdy keyboard and wants operationally to turn iPad into a laptop. A word of warning, you can dock you iPad with a foldable case on it but you may have to use outer side rather than inner aide to fit it into the keyboard’s docking line.

This is a really nice keyboard. I'm actually typing this review using it. The only reason I gave it four stars instead of five is because of its size. By looking at it you wouldn't guess it is as large as it is. But it takes up a good size of computer desk, not leaving me as much space to jot a note down on a Post-It. Otherwise, I like how it can switch between devices by turn the knob to two or three (like an iPad or iPhone). One is set for use for my computer. This keyboard can be used with either a PC or MAC. The buttons feel nice and I like the clicking it makes when I press each key. While it may be portable because it connects via Bluetooth, just remember the size is larger than expected - which means it's heavier than you might want. As of today, the product is on sale for $35 but I got it for the regular price of $50.

We absolutely love this device! It works for several different things in our home. Up to 3 people can work on it differently which is awesome because it has settings that can be set to memory. It is also a charger while using. The device goes into the slot & chargers as you work. It’s is like a typewriter/computer on any device you choose weather it be a tablet or a phone device. It’s great. I definitely recommend. It does cost more but the options are endless.

The portable WiFi keyboard allows me to move around the house within reach of my devices. It also allows me to switch to other devices as well, I like the keyboard.

I use this keyboard in my shop. It runs on an Intel NUC attached to a VESA mount articulating arm and monitor. It is a really nice compact setup. It is hefty, and sturdy and that is good. It does not have feet which cant the keyboard which is bad. The BT works like a charm, yet when it sleeps it takes a few seconds for the keystrokes to arrive at the computer which slows me down. I know its 'glitches' now so I wait a few seconds for it to 'wake' before I type away, as I type rather quickly. The escape key is too small that that is inconvenient. I draw a lot in CAD on this setup so the escape key being substandard is a bit of a personal preference negative. Escape is a commonly used key for CAD programs. Good keyboard? Certainly! I would buy another one for the same price. No technical issues... I do wish that it switched to use a Logitech unifying receiver as well as BT. I think that would be better than BT in cases where BT is not native to the computer.

It can support three Bluetooth devices. This feature is great as you can use keyboard for your phone, tablet and laptop. Pairing is simple and user friendly. Switching among three devices is easy. However, the keys can be made bigger.

I love the keyboard and it works flawlessly BUT the huge instructions stick across the top left huge amount of undesirable goo when taken off that is hard to get off

Super easy setup with both my Asus Zenpad 3S 10 and my Samsung Galaxy S8 Active. The typing is clear and crisp, and I really appreciate the fact that the keys are not dead or soft touch. On my home computer I use and mechanical keyboard, and when I try using the flat or soft keys I spend all of my time on the backspace key. It took no time to get used to the keyboard because the key layout is exactly the same as my Tesla keyboard, except for the arrow and start keys. The slot holds both the tablet and phone with my cases and glass covers, but when I put my S8 Active in its Supcase Beetle Unicorn case, then it is too thick. Not a problem as I will rest it on the tablet since I'm not ever taking the phone out of the case. I am obviously different than many on here because I love the solid feel and weight of the keyboard. It is not going to be knocked over by the idiot in front of me while they are performing gymnastics in their seat while I have my tray table down. I've ordered the carry case for the keyboard, which will also hold my tablet and charger. If I have any gripe, and I'm not certain this is even a gripe, is that it is so deep front to back. I wonder if they could take away the 1" bezel along the back and make it a little less deep. A majority of the depth comes from the notch for your BT device, so it is expected. Currently, the extra depth is where the batteries are housed, so if they could move the batteries between the notch and the top row of keys this would be a 5 Star+ buy over my current rating of 5 stars. Landscape or portrait depends on your application, not the keyboard.