Logitech Keys-To-Go Wireless Bluetooth Keyboard For iPhone, iPad, Smartphone, Tablet, Windows, Apple TV, Ultra-Thin, Ultra-Light, Short-Cut Keys, QWERTY UK Layout - Black

A well thought out design with quick access to connect to three devices. Not silent but quiet typing that won't disturb others. I'm really happy with the product and I'm using it for both of my kids who are using Ipads in secondary school.

This is a lovely little bit of kit that pairs with any tablet or phone. ( I am using it to type this review paired with a Samsung Android tablet.) The keys are quite responsive and pleasant to use. It is the same size as my 10.1 tablet and very thin and light. I like the feel of the rubbberised surface and was keen to have something sealed from spills, crumbs etc. I am not an expert typist but am able to get up quite a good level of speed and reasonable accuracy with this. It was quite easy to set up too.I decided to get this as I didn't want the weight or expense of a tablet / keyboard case or being faced with having to buy one for each of my devices. This definitely fits the bill for the occasional keyboard user, being reasonably priced, light and perfectly portable. If I was using a keyboard 24/7 I would go for a full sized model rather than this because I think this is a bit too small to comfortably use for many hours on end but it is great for someone like me to rattle off a few reviews and emails.So far I have found a couple of irritating flaws with it. The quotation marks and @ symbols are not where they are shown on the keyboard, being transposed and it is worth propping it up to use comfortably, as angled is a far better and quieter position to use it from than flat. Although it is remarkably quiet and unrattly to operate. There are very few instructions enclosed except for some rather poorly done illustrations - of the kind that are only of use if you already know what you should be doing - and no specs. This could be better. I will update this review after I have used it for a few months so can comment on battery life and if any other glitches emerge.I had done a lot of research before deciding to buy this and am pleased with it. Okay, it is not perfect but ticks a lot of boxes for me. Small, lightweight, portable, connecting across the spectrum of devices, cheap - when compared to a branded keyboard case. It definitely suits my kind of usage and budget.

ipad new version (no2)Pro's- robust enough in order to keep it light weight.- Very light, good for travel, commuting, college etc..- size is approx half width of my ipad 5 and approx same length.- Takes seconds to set up... so so easy, straight forward- holds 3 connections, so can easily switch over from mac, ipad and iphone with press of a button.- batteries are tiny coin ones, so keeps it lighter and thinner in size & meant to last a very long time.- no lag on typing, super responsive.- protective lid is handyCons- Bit too expensive ! double the price of the previous logi keyboard- need to be a bit more careful with it, as so light and thin- colour is slightly grey white, would of preferred bright white.- world button doesn't open internet, instead opens the emoji menu!! ?-------------Also bought a pebble 350 mouse, again quick to link, but have to re-link to each device, each time. So easy to use and works well on apple ipad and mac.

This is an amazing little keyboard which manages to be thinner than my iPad 3. The keyboard's dimensions are such that it fits easily within the shadow of my iPad. This leads one to the conclusion that the keyboard and iPad can be carried together. By comparison a full size keyboard would have a width far larger than the longest dimension of the iPad and it would have to be carried separately. This ultra light keyboard is no bigger than my iPad and both fit comfortably within my i-stay shoulder bag.Logitech has included a custom, 'thin', rechargeable, Lithium cell in the body of the keyboard. The keyboard does not require conventional batteries, e.g. AAAA or AAA. It takes around 2.5 hours to fully charge the internal battery using a 5V power source (not included). I use a portable power source (5V/1A) with a USB port which can be purchased separately. The power source is connected via a short USB cable (included) to the keyboard.Bluetooth v3 is integrated into the keyboard and it provide wireless connectivity (up to 10m) to the iPad which is equipped with both Wi-Fi and Bluetooth. With the keyboard switched ON and the iPad's Bluetooth switched ON, a link is established automatically within a few seconds. The iPad reports when the keyboard is 'Connected' and typing can begin.After a short period of experimentation I soon discovered that typing using this keyboard is much faster than 'typing' using a stylus pen upon the iPad's integral touchscreen keyboard. There is another advantage. My ipad is encased in an Otterbox protective hard shell which includes a protective transparent film over the front of the iPad's display. This film slightly reduces the sensitivity of the touchscreen so that stylus pressure has to be increased to achieve correct operation. However, with a Bluetooth keyboard a stylus pen is not required because operation relies upon an interchange of low power wireless signals (Bluetooth) in a similar way to laptop / other computer device and wireless router (Wi-Fi). There is little / no need to touch the iPad which can be left is any suitable position. Treat the iPad as if it were a display.I have found it best to lay the keyboard on a flat, hard surface. It is not suited to being placed on ones lap. It is far too light and there is a risk it could flex under light finger pressure. That said, the keyboard is sturdy and has been designed with a degree of rough treatment in mind. The keys are 'sealed' against the ingress of particulate material and fluids, e.g., resistant to the spillage of food and drink. When a key is pressed there is a reassuring 'click'. Since I plan to carry the keyboard with my iPad in a shoulder bag I have purchased a hard shell case for the keyboard. This case is the same size as my iPad and like the Otterbox protects the keyboard.I only have one criticism but not of the keyboard. The included documentation does not include as User Manual which is absolutely essential. However, a User Manual can be downloaded from the Logitech website but if it were printed it would occupy 171 pages! This explains why no paper User Manual was provided with the keyboard, it would be too big. I found the best remedy is to download the User Manual as a .pdf document (28.1MB) onto the iPad and link it to Adobe Reader app' (also downloadable) so that the User Manual is immediately to hand whenever the Adobe Reader icon is pressed.The Logitech Bluetooth 'Keys-to-Go' is expensive but if the iPad user plans to do a great deal of text entry (say), a keyboard is both faster and a more natural method of inputting data.

I bought this 2 months ago. It worked great for those 2 months. It's very portable and light. So easy to use. I love the folding cover to protect the keys when in my bag.But now, after only 2 months, it's started disconnecting and re-connecting every few minutes which has become very inconvenient. I tried various troubleshooting methods but it was still doing it. After 3 days of this, I unpaired it from my iPad but now it was re-pair with it at all so I cannot use it. Getting through to Logitech support takes ages. I will hopefully get a replacement but if that does the same thing I will be looking for a different product