Keys-to-Go 2

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

I’ve had great success with the Logitech Keys-to-GO 2 portable keyboard. It doesn’t fold but fits well for travel along side my Manta. I only use it with the TXT app, though. It isn’t laggy with that at all. But I had issues with the Word Doc app. I haven’t tried it since the latest SN update to see

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 have a Zugu case and am writing this with my Logitech Keys to Go 2 keyboard and this is the only combo I’ve had but it works very well. There are a lot of useful angles and the keyboard is comfortable and not loud and both can travel easily. The Zugu case isn’t the lightest but it’s very durable a

For mobility: Logitech keys-to-go 2: nice feel, very compact in the bag and the built in cove let's you slip it the bag without worrying or additional case. You can even fit a small Samsung phone spen stylus in the cover. At home I actually much prefer the mx keys mini. This pebble is a middle groun

I also rock an iPad A16 and an Apple Pencil. But I chose to buy the Logitech Keys-To-Go 2 for practicality (I seldom use a keyboard with my iPad anyway, but I still want to have one just in case). The KTG 2 is portable, feels nice to type on, and does the job without the hefty price tag that comes w

It really depends on her use case. For about 95% of people, the basic iPad with as much storage as you want is usually a better option. I like the 512 version. You can spend more but might not get better utility. I recommend the ZUGU case and the Apple Pencil as accessories. The Best Keyboard I have

I don't know about transferring the Markdown notes via cable because I haven't needed to try. I have Obsidian Sync, so I don't need to manually transfer. That said, I don't see why I couldn't transfer the notes using the Boox Drop application (which uses WiFi. I haven't needed to switch layouts usin

I’m thinking the Doohoek mini keyboard or Logitech Keys to go 2 are good options. Any other suggestions for small keyboards that are good enough to touch type on?

Not a big fan of keyboard cases for the mini six because it’s too small to really be effective. I carry a Logitech keys to go 2 in my backpack and that gives me enough room to actually type.