Keys-to-Go 2

Why don’t you just return the product you don’t like? And maybe wierd take but Magic Keyboard is overrated for its price, imagine paying $300 for a product for your iPad that you can’t even type on while it’s on your lap or on the couch. For me I find the Logitech keys to go 2 far more convenient, s

I haven't found a decent pocketable keyboard. I used to have a folding one, and it worked okay, but it was still bulky and not pocketable. I prefer the flatter ones like Logitech Keys-to-Go and Keys-to-Go 2. Microsoft had a thin ish folding keyboard but it's an older model now (micro USB instead of

It's the Logitech Keys-To-Go 2. According to specs batteries should hold 3 years on a 2 hour daily usage. If it holds just half of the time I'll be happy. I tried several folding keyboards, they all are crap kind of. For some productivity work they may be ok, but for gaming even this Logitech one is

I had a Journo keyboard laying around, which was what I paired first with the BYOK, and was horrified by how bad the Journo felt to type on; it was no wonder that I'd paired it with my phone, used it once, and forgot about it. But it is fairly small, fairly light, and paired and worked just fine. To

You know, it's not a mechanical, but I've been very pleased with my Logitech Keys To Go 2 keyboard. It works fine with the BYOK, and can pair to three devices, so you can still pair it to your phone or a tablet if you want. It is ridiculously thin. The typing experience is OK. It's not like an MX or

I have the pop keys, it’s fine, but you would want to put it in a case if you want to travel with it. There is a good chance of keycaps popping off in your bag. I would say it is less portable than other options. Someone else said the key shape makes it hard to hit the keys, but I think it is more a