Keys-to-Go 2

Hey! Quite honestly there are so many freakin keyboards. It really depends on your use case. If you want a good all rounder that is semi portable but also a great mechanical board for home, then I’d say something like the Keychron K3 max. There are great portable options like the Logitech keys to go

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I have a QwerkyWriter 2 mechanical keyboard and a gazillion e-ink tablets (plus an iPad) that I regularly use with my keyboard (I am working on a novel... going on 150k words so the document is not small). My requirements seem to be similar to yours except that I needed to ensure that Obsidian (my w

I can confirm that the Logitech Keys to Go 2 for iPad ( not the universal one) works for all shortcuts. I now use this as my iPad coffee shop keyboard. Much better than the original KTG. Nicer keys for typing, can pair to 3 devices, and updated bluetooth now shows battery life in the Apple battery w

Here's my two favorite portable boards to use with the BYOK (one folding and the other still super portable): iClever foldable ($40): https://a.co/d/4W2nAV4Logitech keys to go 2 ($65): https://a.co/d/2Gfki3k

Logitech keys to go 2 is excellent although doesn’t quite fit in the carry case. Still highly portable

I bought a MacBook Air M4 and iPad Pro M5. Did I need both? No. Did I want both? Yes. I originally thought I’d make the iPad Pro 13” with Magic Keyboard my do-it-all piece of tech. However, when considering RAM, storage, coding, and just how much I use my MacBook Air every day to surf the web AND ho

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 don't believe Switch 2 is compatible with bluetooth keyboards (though I'd love to be proven wrong). It is compatible with USB keyboards - and that can potentially be a wireless keyboard with a USB receiver - connected to either the dock, or one of the USB-C ports with an appropriate USB-A adapter.

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