20 Best Keyboard For Tablet Android (2023 Updated)

A lot of the things I thought would be “pros” for this keyboard aren’t. For example, the tray for holding other devices only works if you don’t have a case on it. My Kindle Fire would only fit standing perfectly straight and would fall over if I bumped the keyboard.

I tried taking it out of the case but that wasn’t much better. The 3 white keys at the top of the keyboard are great as long as you only plan to use them to switch between devices. If you want to use them as F keys (F1, F2, F3) you have to press the FN key while pressing the F key.

That’s true for ALL the F keys. It should be the opposite; you should have to press the FN key to switch devices and all the other stuff. If I press the F5 key it gives a context menu instead of refreshing the webpage.

You have to hold the FN key while pressing F5 to reload. There isn’t a dedicated page up key. You have to press FN and the 9 key on the number pad (not the 9 above the letters) to go to the top of the page.

Same for Home, End, page down, and insert. There is a Delete key at the end of the F key row. I’ve used Windows keyboards for 25+ years and never had a problem. I’ve even used several Logitech keyboards and loved them.

This K780 is making me have to relearn things I’ve always done. I’m constantly hitting F5 and getting the stupid context menu. I’ve started doing CTRL+R to refresh the screen. That’s still something I have to do differently than I have for over 2 decades! I really wanted to love this keyboard.

If it’s your first keyboard you’ve ever used then you probably won’t have a problem since you won’t have to relearn basic things. If you have used keyboards before you may want to consider a different one.

If you really want the multi-device option then I hope you can learn to use the F keys again.

When it works, it works great. The keys are the perfect amount of click, with a slim enough profile to allow for fast typing. It’s a little awkward that the delete key is inline with the function buttons, but you can adjust to it with time.

I love the heft of the keyboard, with solid grippy feet that keep it in place. The problem is that this is the most unreliable bluetooth device I have ever owned. And I mean that literally. I have owned hundreds of bluetooth devices over the years and this is, bar none, the worst.

Working with a 16″ Macbook Pro, I have to use the bluetooth feature for connection, or else I’m forced to use a USB-C to USB adapter for the unifying device, and who wants to do that? When I can get this keyboard to connect, it will work for exactly one session.

The second I close the laptop lid down, it will disconnect, and won’t connect again. I am forced to go through the entire bluetooth pairing process again, which approximates: • Trying to connect it to the MacBook Pro and having it fail • Removing the device from my bluetooth memory settings • Pushing the pairing button on the keyboard • Selecting it from bluetooth settings • Entering the 6-digit pairing code • Hitting Enter • Pressing Connect from the prompt • Praying to the On High that it connects in one try • Rinse and repeat anywhere from 5-25 times before I can get a successful pairing That is way too much effort for an $80 keyboard.

This keyboard is borderline trash. The Logi Options software makes no difference. I have set up the keyboard in the software, and it does nothing to help with the pairing process. Maybe I’m being a little harsh with this review.

Maybe not. Maybe you’ll have better luck than I have. Maybe not. Maybe this review will save someone a few hundreds headaches. Maybe not. May the odds be ever in your favor.

A small clean keyboard, I was hesitant about getting round keys but they’re actually pleasant, a good size for me and my small hands, and it’s more thumpy than clacky sounding, which is fine, but preferably would like it quieter.

Like as quiet as possible. I specifically wanted this keyboard because I wanted the function (fn) key in the bottom left corner, as I am used to on my laptop. But guess what? It doesn’t really do anything.

I’m used to hitting fn+delete to forward delete and I can not get it to do that. I tried installing logitech’s LogiOptions+ so I can customize keys, and I can only customize f4, f5, f6, and f7 keys. Bummer!!! Apparently forward delete is ctrl+d which.

well the whole point was so I could continue with the shortcuts I am used to.

The device is perfection. I LOVE the sound it makes when typing. It’s easier than my MacBook to type on, and smaller than the other wireless keyboard I had. I LOVE that it’s bluetooth, which means I DON’T need to keep a use mountain of extentions just to connect the charger and the keyboard and the mouse to the 1 USB outlet.

So now about the setup. CONNECTING TO MACBOOK: Honestly, I skipped the part where it said “HOLD FOR 3 SECONDS”. Because the instructions are very minimal, you have to look at all the words in the photo to discover that when you press the F1, F2 or F3 button, you have to hold it down 3 seconds.

Then the bluetooth will recognize your keyboard. Then the MacBook will prompt you to enter a 6 digit code on your new keyboard. (This part is not in the instructions). After that, you will prompted to tap on the 2 keys directly next to your left and right “SHIFT” key.

These are NOT on the instruction sheet, but the computer will prompt you in following this flow. CONNECTING TO IPAD PRO: I had issues here, just about 45 minutes worth. At first I could not get the bluetooth on my iPad to pair with the keyboard.

I held the F2 key down 3 seconds, the keyboard was found on the bluetooth list, when I tapped on the keyboard option on my iPad and entered the 6 digit code, nothing happened. I did this several times and even watched a few YT videos.

LOL On one video the guy mentioned having an iPad Pro. So this made me wonder if I had a Pro. (I do, but this should not matter. ) I then noticed I had a 14. # update so I did that. and by the time it restarted and I was ready to connect again I convinced myself I will never use this keyboard with the iPad so I’m only trying this again 2 x max.

So here is attempt # 147. I even tried F3 to see if that would connect and nothing. I turned off the bluetooth on my MacBook to see if that was intercepting the “signal”, and nothing. Finally the last time I tried I held the F2 button down 3 seconds, Bluetooth recognized the keyboard, I entered the 6 digit code and in the heat of the moment I hit and BOOM that connected it! LOL So the instructions don’t tell that, but it’s very important you hit enter.

On the MacBook the screen prompts told you to hit enter and as you are entering the 6 digit code, it shows on the screen that it is recognizing each number individually until you get to the part where is has you hit “enter”.

But on the iPad there is no guidance.

(As part of the Best Buy Tech Insider Network program, I was provided a Logitech K380 for Mac unit in exchange for an honest review. ) Logitech released this variant of their existing K380 keyboard with a tweaked layout specialized for Apple Mac computers (it also works well for iOS and iPadOS mobile devices).

One of the key features of both this and the general K380 model is the multi-device support, which allows the easy toggling between up to 3 different devices that the keyboard can be bound to via Bluetooth.

Binding is very easy to do, and I found the Bluetooth connection to be completely stable. Although Logitech aims this keyboard particularly at Mac users, iPhones and iPads also work great. Beyond that, I tested and confirmed the K380 for Mac also works reasonably well with Windows PC’s – though beware, the relative positions of the Alt (Opt) and Windows (Cmd) keys are flipped from the standard PC layout.

(Even the Logi Options software doesn’t allow switching the functions of these keys, though it allows customization of some of the function keys. Unlike the standard K380, the keys are also not dual-labeled with both functions.

) If you would primarily use this with Apple devices, rest assured you could still use it with a PC or Android device in a pinch; but otherwise you might prefer the standard K380. They keyboard itself is quite compact.

It would definitely appeal to people that enjoy a clean (even spartan) desk. Alternately, its size makes it a great candidate to keep off to the side of a desk, ready to use with virtually any secondary device (phone, tablet, or laptop) for heavier typing.

Unfortunately, the compact size is requiring some adjustment for me. It all feels slightly more cramped than most keyboards I’m used to – the keys don’t seem smaller, but it does seem the pitch between keys is slightly less.

It may only be around 1mm less intra-key spacing, but it’s noticeable to me. My final verdict is that the K380 is a decent keyboard for the price, particularly if it’s a supplemental keyboard to use with more than one phone or tablet as an alternative to the on-screen keyboard for writing longer pieces.

If the minimalistic look appeals to you (and you’re not worried about adjusting to a layout that might be slightly smaller), it can also serve as a nice primary keyboard. This Mac-specific edition is most appealing for using with Apple products.

It does work with other brands of devices pretty well, too, though I think it would be a good improvement to add further customizability for this model to the Logi Options software on Windows.

When your fingers dont work with the mobile device you need another device for typing texting saying things. This is one of those external devices. It is very light and it does have to be paired to the mobile phone using Bluetooth.

It has one excellent feature unlike the other small keyboards. When you type insert A Capital letter there is a blue light aqnd it only shuts off when you type insert lowercase letter. I like this device J.

After a doing a decent amount online research for a bluetooth keyboard for my iPad Air, I came across this one and figured I would give it a try. I was never a fan of carrying keyboards around with me but this definitely made it an exception for me.

I was intrigued by the option of the backlit keys and the overall dimensions seemed to be a perfect fit. Once it arrived, I couldn’t have been more surprised! The size of the keyboard is just right and the backlit keys are in fact a great option.

The initial set up and pairing of the keyboard with my iPad air was seamless and took a matter of seconds. i even went as far as paring it with my 2015 Macbook Pro and it worked just fine. The overall design and feel of the keyboard is great.

The keys are very responsive and don’t feel loose or weak at all. They are well spaced out and I have no issues at all having big hands. I am very pleased with the overall design and functionality as a whole.

To top it off, knowing that its rechargeable is definitely a plus. PROS: For the value & price, the design, features. & functionalities are great. The dimensions are great for a person with slightly big hands & the overall feel is not cheap at all.

The backlit keys are a great touch too! The different color combos also a plus. CONS: the back of the keyboard is made of a thin soft plastic that easily slides. I constantly found my self trying to adjust or somehow hold the keyboard when typing long sentences on a wooden desk.

I would strongly recommend the manufacture to place a silicone strip of some kind on the back to prevent the keyboard from sliding. The other minor issue I noticed with my unit in particular was the occasional loss of connection between the keyboard and and my devices when I wasn’t using the keyboard for more than 3-4 minutes CONCLUSION: All together, I think that this a great little keyboard when comparing the quality and functionality of the unit combined.

there are many brands out there but the price definitely makes this product more competitive compared to the rest. I would recommend this keyboard to any one looking for a portable keyboard.

I chose this keyboard because of the size and the reviews were very good. I had no problem pairing it with my ASUS Zenpad S8. 0 tablet. It worked straight out of the box with no problem. The instructions are easy and works for Windows, ipad and Android.

I feel I actually type better on it than on my desktop keyboard at work! Love the backlight. The size is just what I wanted, other bluetooth keyboards were much too wide 11+ inches, this one is about 9.

25 wide by 5. 25 in depth which is perfect for my 8in tablet. It has a soft touch that is just above a whisper so you won’t disturb the person next to you with a lot of clicking taps. I haven’t had to charge it as I only use it for about 3hrs a week for homework.

So I will have to wait to see how long the initial charge out of the box will last. This is a great little bluetooth keyboard for the price and good quality too.

Nice compact design that you can keep on your couch without much notice. It works well enough if you are doing limited typing and computer work. I found that having my full size keyboard and Apple track pad was much more efficient and much faster to get done what I needed too.

I’ll keep this as a backup if my keyboard fails. The trackpad works on this Fosmon, but it small (of course) and I found it’s accuracy very touchy. It was taking me too long to move the mouse where I wanted too.

Bought this to use with my smart TV. About the same size as my Samsung Galaxy S9 phone. A lot better for entering passwords than the on screen keyboard for entering account information and such. It fills that job well.

The touch pad works fairly well for the TV’s built in web browser. One nit picky point is that the keys don’t have much “feel” to them, so don’t expect to be a fast typist with it.

Tiny keys/buttons are too close together and oddly shaped, could not feel difference between one and another. 5 keys/buttons would not respond at all, a few others also triggered nearby keys/buttons.

touchpad was very inconsistent. For lower cost you can find much higher quality. I regret this purchase.

It’s a nice keyboard cover. It is particularly nice in that it draws power from the tablet so charging is not required. The only downside is it sits very close to the screen as they all do and bumping the screen with a finger or knuckle while typing is very annoying.

It would be clever of them to have a way to disable the touch screen while typing on the keyboard. Even a 1 second delay after a key is tapped would cover nearly all accidental screen taps. It does seem a little expensive though.

This item acts as a Protective cover, and a keyboard, and a stand. I have not yet needed to remove my tablet from the keyboard cover yet. It is however extremely easy to remove the tablet from the keyboard/cover as it is just held in there by magnets.

When you open it up to use the tablet and keyboard you find the tablet just sits on the electrical contacts of the keyboard to power it. Simple. There is even a position to leave your S Pen safely held in place by magnets.

Disappointed. There is no Capitals Locked indication. Found this when typing in my password for online banking. Kept getting rejected then realised Caps Lock key had been pressed earlier. Because passwords are hidden I didn’t see the caps as I typed and not all password entry screens have an eyeball to allow viewing of what you have typed.

The cheap USD40 one I have on my old tablet has a blue LED which lights when the Caps Lock is selected.

I’ve owned several Logitech portable Bluetooth keyboards. Actually they were manufactured by Targus, but performed in many similar ways. The difference in this Logitch mini wireless tablet keyboard for windows is that it has more heft and the keys are easier to strike.

I’ve used my other portable keyboards to take on long 17 hour flights to Manila, Philippines and have used them in my hotel rooms when I got there. One of those keyboards is a folding Targus style — which is handy, very portable and has it’s own stand for my smartphone built into its exterior carrying case.

I like this Logitech flat keyboard better because it rests in your lap without collapsing AND has a portable stand to keep the smartphone on a 90 degree angle for good viewing. It also has an exterior plastic case which protects the keyboard when traveling.

The keyboard layout is superior on this Logitech too. The Targus boards have misplaced the delete and backspace making for a learning curve I’ve never quite mastered. Both brands offer their advantages.

Oh, this Logitech also uses batteries — which I prefer over charging on the Targus portable. I just carry an extra set of batteries and replace them when they wear out instead of looking for a charging plug and waiting for the charge to take hold.

All it all I’m happy with this Logitech as a portable keyboard for my smartphone use even though it is designed for a large tablet — which I assume would work even better with a large holder keeping the tablet upright for good viewing.

Plus the price is pretty damn good if you do a little shopping you can get the price down to what I consider a reasonable level —- like around $25. I’m sure I’d be great for students or business folks on the go who appreciate working on a near full size keyboard rather than a dinky smart phone keyboard or shrunken portable keyboard.

Just to recap — Targus offers a flat, lap sized keyboard as well as a folding smart phone sized mini keyboard. The flat Targus offers battery power with the folding Targus mini keyboard offers recharging.

The Logitech is flat and perfect for across the lap use and used batteries for power. I like ’em all for different reasons — but I’ll be taking this Logitech to Manila this time because it seems more convenient for overall use.

I purchased this keyboard after reading several reviews from owners who tried other Bluetooth keyboards. I wanted this keyboard to link with my Samsung Galaxy S4 running Android 4. 2. 2 because I hate typing long email responses on the touch screen.

It linked easily and quickly. I agree with other reviews on this keyboard that it is practically close to that of a regular full size keyboard and is very ergo friendly. The only thing I’m not crazy about is I hate what I call “flat” low-profile keys (that are not raised like a regular PC keyboard) because it just feels odd.

But, I’m not holding that against this product too strongly because I can’t find a good-rated full-size keyboard that is Bluetooth, and these “flat” keys don’t feel too bad when I type. Overall, I will trade some odd feeling or discomfort for reliability – and this product lived up to the praising reviews.

I just purchased this item used but in excellent condition for $22 including shipping. I am very pleased – and can highly recommend it to others.

This little keyboard is small enough to fit into my computer bag but not so small that my hands are cramped when typing on it. The keys feel responsive and travel is good. I don’t like the delete key location (down by the arrow keys), but I can get used to that.

I mainly use this with my windows laptop, travel monitor and wireless mouse. This keyboard gives me the flexibility to use my keyboard wherever I want it, which is nice because some desks aren’t friendly when it comes to keyboard height.

I don’t use the case as a stand, but I could see how that would be a neat feature with tablets. I like the fact that it uses external batteries (2 AAAs) instead of a rechargeable one (which often wear out early).

It would be nice to be able to power via a usb cable too, but you can’t have everything. It doesn’t have back-lit keys, but I can live with that too. Overall I am very happy with it.

I was weary on purchasing such an inexpensive tablet keyboard at first and I should have listened to my gut. I waited for about a week because the keyboard was not in stock online (and the price was different online at that time- more expensive) until eventually after looking at a few Walmart stores I finally found it! I immediately purchased the item (I even waited about ten mins until I found a customer service person to unlock the item for me so you know I was committed) and happily took it home.

Upon opening the keyboard I connected it to my tablet and it immediately slowed my tablet down. Way down. I experienced slow loading times, lagging entry. just an overall slower processing than before.

I have now had the keyboard for a couple of weeks and I just tried using it again and it will not stay on. I figured the batteries had died already because they were the generic ones that came with the keyboard (although in only 2 weeks with a hanfdul of uses you would think the batteries would still be good) but I changed them out and again the tablet will turn on but then after a few seconds it will turn off.

I suppose you get what you pay for so I would suggest just paying a few dollars more and getting a better quality keyboard. I always look at customer reviews too and now Im pretty shocked looking at the other reviews that no one else had this issue.

It could just be mine is a defective keyboard so purchase at your own risk but I will spend the extra few dollars here on out and get one thats a little more costly for the better quality.

Absolutely one of the best keyboards I’ve ever used. Superb quality at a superb price. Superb key action. Pros: -fn lock. Too many manufacturers overlook this feature. -superb key action. -magnetic foldout device holders -connects to multiple devices.

too many device manufacturers overlook this feature. -sound and brightness on F keys. too many manufacturers overlook brightness or sound or don’t include both. Issues: 1. No backlight. 2. I’d rather have the sound and brightness keys independent of F keys on their own row above the F keys.

3. It’s excessively weighty. But then weight also makes it so it doesn’t move. So it’s a pro and a con.

I found this keyboard awhile ago when I was vacationing in Las Vegas. At the time I had a smaller 14” laptop that I used for gaming while on the go. This keyboard made it to where I could set the laptop further back on a desk while playing.

Now I have done some browsing after buying this one and there are definitely a few pluses to this keyboard versus other ones of this style. Firstly the key layout is and labels are geared towards Windows versus Apple devices (which is what these keyboards are more geared for).

The keyboard also uses 2 AAA batteries and lasts a long time. Even longer if you use “premium” batteries like lithiums or something of that nature. Thirdly (and most importantly) the dimensions are actually fairly nice.

This keyboard is roughly 11” long which makes the layout more comfortable than some of the other keyboards I’ve see with 9. 5” length. The width (if you can call it that. The up-down measurements) is also less at closer to 5” versus the 6” other ones measure at.

Overall for my needs this is a fantastic keyboard. I’ve since upgraded to a larger laptop, but am still using this keyboard when I game.

The Onn Ultra thin keyboard is actually quite nice. It is very thin and extremely light. Pairing is quick and easy with the press of a single button. The charge lasts a long time and it’s easy to use.

I am very impressed with it. The only con I can think of is that the right hand shift key is very close to the enter button and I have a tendency to hit the enter key instead of the shift. It will take a little while to get used to it, but it’s really not a problem.

I have only used it on a Windows 10 computer, so I don’t know how it will work on other systems or devices.

The onn ultra slim keyboard is a new technology that is long overdue. I found the keyboard to be a great addition to the onn android streaming platform. Additionally the manufacturer thought of everything including usb rechargeable batteries.

The keyboard was very easy to connect to the onn device. The keyboard is very sturdy Overall great product.

I bought this as a Christmas present for my grandson, I will say that it arrived promptly and in perfect shape. I hope he enjoys it as much as I did being able to get him something he really wanted for a price I could afford.

I use my tablet for work and this keyboard makes my work so much easier. Definitely worth the money.

Manuel font is too small and hard to read. Syncing Bluetooth to tablet was easy.

Dramatically increases functionality of a plain tablet. Keyboard feels solid and works well. But a lack of a closure seems odd. If dropped, the tablet would just fall out, since there is nothing keeping the flap closed.

This keyboard requires you to stick your tablet to it. It’s very flimsy and cheap looking. It did not wrap around neatly on my 7″ tablet. The keyboard does work, and I was able to connect to my tablet; however, there are a lot of other bluetooth keyboards that are cheaper and look nicer that do the same thing.

I was very unhappy with this keyboard and ended up returning it.

A bargain, definitely, but not as secure as a similarly-priced one I recently for my partner’s iPad – it doesn’t close up as tidily & tends to flap around a bit when carried. The velour exterior is a dirt magnet too, which can be annoying.

I bought this keyboard to use in the place of my new budget laptop keyboard. As this laptop is shared by my wife I thought it would be a good idea to get a wireless keyboard to use with either my laptop or phone.

For a start the keyboard, for its size is heavier than it looks. It has four rubberized feet, between that and the weight helps keep it in place while in use. As a matter of fact Im using it as I write this review.

The keyboard is slim and compact making it easy to carry. I have large hands although my typing skills are poor, I have little trouble using it. Users with moderate to smaller sized hands should have no trouble, especially if they have better typing shills than me.

More skilled typists with large hands will possibly experience accidentally striking the CAPS LOCK key instead of the A key. Additionally the main keys are round instead of square and dont stand up very high from the main chassis, this is similar to my laptop keyboard, however the K380 is a far superior keyboard.

The key operation for me is satisfying and consistent through all the keys showing a supremely better construction process. Each keystroke responds with a quiet click, helping me become a quicker more accurate typist.

Setup was quicker than I expected, and once set there was no fuss. This keyboard features the ability to switch between up to 3 devices without having to repair in between. Switching between devices once they are paired is as simple as tapping a button.

All the user has to remember which device he or she has designated to each button. The Bluetooth device buttons are bright yellow easily distinguishing them from the rest of the keyboard. While writhing this review my laptop became available so I switched from my smartphone only because of the larger screen.

The K380 is offered in two colors, blue and medium grey, I prefer the grey. Its still early yet but so far the battery life is good, and yes 2 AAA batteries are included, Im still using the supplied batteries.

The power switch is located on the left side of the device. When the switch is slid to turn the device on the power indicator LED glows green briefly when there is sufficient battery power, when the battery power becomes low the LED glows red.

I suspect it will be better than another wireless keyboard Ive tried. The score Just to let the readers know, Im new to reviewing products and I must warn you I never give a top score on anything. This is because I believe there is no perfect product.

That being said out of 5 I would give the Logitech K380 wireless Bluetooth keyboard a strong 4. 7. If any of the readers are looking for a portable keyboard, they wont be disappointed with this one.

We bought our 65 inch OLED LG TV and along with it a new Sound Bar and Surround blue tooth speakers. We have watched a lot of 4K videos and Youtube. The definition is truly realistic. The infinite flexibility of the settings in the TV has been a bit much.

I have set up a lot of TVs in the past and had little trouble after the initial setup using any of the HDMI input signals for video source data. This seems to forget what it knows when things are changed.

Changing hdmi inputs is awkward and finding anything in the the settings windows is the opposite of intuitive. Totally hate the rolling scroll wheel in place of the OK BUTTON on the remote control. There is a very annoying feature programmed into the pause mode of the TV.

Instead of pausing with a nice full screen image of say, a football fumble, the screen goes half dark with writing on the screen. I finally found pressing yet another button on the remote will restore the frozen image to full brightness with text gone.

Very awkward. The darkening, text overwritten, image should wait at least three minutes to happen. ‘They’ say its to preserve the OLEDs but so why is that function available in an alternate button if its destructive.

? I’m happy I found the button but the logic of it is illusive. The auto reconnect to the WIFI does not always happen and the TV offers the fact that it did not reconnect instead of just trying until it does.

Usually turning it off and back on eliminates the message like most of Bill Gates stuff. I’m getting surround sound from my new sound LG sound bar. The most dismaying problem comes from having to go through setup after what seem like the simplest operational settings and the sound bar somehow just changes, goes to an unusable mode or turns completely off.

We use our new TV everyday and love the imagery. I’ve explained why it might be bittersweet.

If you want a portable Bluetooth keyboard for your laptop, tablet or phone dont look any further this is the best choice. Check Wirecutter and youll see there helpful review. However, you will need the nearly twice as expensive K780 in the following situations 1 Your computer doesnt have Bluetooth and you need a dongle in addition to Bluetooth the K380 only has Bluetooth but K780 has dongle and Bluetooth 2 Your tablet Or phone doesnt have a good stand and you need the stand feature of the K780 3 You prefer or need a number pad none on the K380.

One work around for the dongle that might save you 20 is to get the K380 and an Insignia Bluetooth dongle only if your computer doesnt have Bluetooth this will allow you to use other Bluetooth devices with your computer using the dongle, too.

However, some people experience frustration when installing the Insignia dongle and potential need to download drivers may require a call to Insignia tech support. We tried the K380 with Insignia dongle for my wifes work computer but the security features and lack of administrative rights to download drivers for the Insignia drivers didnt work for us.

We bought the K780 my wife ended up needing the dongle, numberpad, and she liked the tablet stand so worth the extra money. Otherwise, we would have bought the K380.

Bought my keys to go from best buy. I have a 2018 ipad (9. 7 inch). I was looking for a budget setup to have full portability, productivity, and protection on the go. These keys to go are AWESOME. First off, the battery lasts forever and is quick to charge.

something like for every minute of charging you get 2 hours of battery life, so you are really never stuck without a keyboard. Even if it runs down all the way, just plug it in for 5 minutes and you have a full days charge.

The keys are super soft to the touch. It is SUPER light. I also like the “hot” keys on the top row. (Something the ipad magic keyboard doesnt have). Some of my favorites are the home button, dim/brighten, volume up/down, rewind/play/fwd.

Very convenient. The included tray stand is nice if you dont already have a case that will prop up your ipad for viewing. I have tried various “portable” or mini keyboards and this is the best by far.

So, my budget setup is a soft pleather folio with zipper (by Onn) from walmart ($17), keys to go ($60), bellemond kent paper screen protector ($18), apple smart cover ($49), and either a logi crayon or zagg pro stylus ($69).

Total $215 and I have full productivity, type like a laptop or take notes by hand, and protection, and its super light. Apple want $300 for a magic keyboard and >$100 for an apple pencil, and that setup is super heavy compared to what I have.

Also, the magic keyboard drains the ipad battery. Keys to Go does not. I just lay it in my folio and zip it shut.

Statement that this keyboard is designed for and compatible with Apple devices specifically with iPad is a false advertising! This keyboard has Globe [🌐] key in the bottom-left corner. But this key is not implemented as corresponding modifier key, it is dumb [Ctrl]+[Space] shortcut.

Thus all of the useful iPadOS system keyboard shortcuts that uses Globe [🌐] key modifier does not work on this keyboard. Logitech is aware about this problem long time and it is disappointing that they nothing to do about it.

No firmware update, no iPadOS update, no device recall, new devices are still produced and sold with no change. All that Logitech support can do in this case is to give you a polite FU – create a ticked where you will be awarded with a miserable workaround to remap and use CapsLock as Globe modifier key.

So better think 43 quintillion times before you decide to buy this device from Logitech!.

Great portable keyboard for use with my ipad. I have seen reviews where others did not like the feel of this keyboard because of the thin protective skin that covers and protects it. I actually like the feel of the keyboard and how the keys respond to touch.

It is virtually weightless, flat, and small yet providing a comfortable, full size key placement feel. I bought this for an upcoming international trip. I am tired of lugging a laptop with me when I travel and it appears the Keys to Go with my ipad is the perfect solution to meet my internet needs.

The item description did not mention the included iphone stand. Pease note the Iphone stand is included. This is the same product sold on the Apple website for $70. Make no mistake as this is not a replacement for a standard size laptop and it is not a keyboard I would want to be typing on for hours to write long papers.

That being said, it is perfect for travel and I would highly recommend!.

I bought two of these a few weeks back because I run two computers simultaneously. Like: Quiet keys, almost similar to laptop keys, quiet but a tat harder. Smaller than a full size keyboard. Round keys, I thought it would be an issue hence I bought from Office works in case I need to return, but it turned out, round keys prevent mistyping the next key which is great.

Fast change of specific computer connection at the press of button. Bluetooth. Dislike: no CAPS lock indicator. heavy weight due to the tablet holder. Additional width due to table holder. No keyboard stand to tilt it.

F1 to F12 and PrintScreen keys need to be accessed with Fn key. Conclusion: My dislikes can be worked around, so overall, great keyboard for what I need, it’s a keeper. I use it for work, mostly typing.

I noticed the price has gone up a fair bit, was under 100 just a few weeks back.

IšverstiShow in original languageI purchased the Logitech K380 MultiDevice Bluetooth Keyboard along with the M590 Silent Bluetooth Mouse, and I have to say they make a great combination for my setup.

K380 Pros Overall size of the keyboard makes this a perfect travel device Flow between three devices works flawlessly K380 can be linked to follow any Logitech Flow enabled mouse like the M590, M720, or MX Series Keyboard is very comfortable for me to type on first test was 57 WPM, 96 accuracy vs my 6596 avg.

Keyboard layout is excellent for PC all keys are exactly where they should be Home, End, Page Up, Page Down work with fnarrow keys despite others saying they dont work 2 AAA Batteries will last a long time Dont have to plug it in to charge or connect Physical OnOff Switch is always good to have Very good build quality feels much more sturdy than it looks Decent Price 29 at time of purchase in 2019 Q2 got this and M590 for 60 Logitech Options software is very useful and easy to use Great value and feature set for the priceK380 Cons Round keys on keyboards always look atrocious and unprofessional Not enough programmable keys through Logitech Options software can only modify F4, F5, F6 and F7 Arrow keys are too small, especially up and down which essentially touch each other No USB connectivity limits compatibility only connects to devices that have Bluetooth Weighs a bit more than you would expect it to not necessarily a bad thing since its built well No height angle adjustment legs Wish it was more Black instead of Gray Wish the ugly Yellow function keys were any shade of gray instead of any color like on the K375s or K810Overall Impressions and other thoughtsThe Logitech K380 Keyboard has quickly established its place on my desk and in my daily carry bag.

Its diminutive size, excellent build quality and comfortable typing experience are standout features. The round keys look completely ridiculous but actually work shockingly better than I expected. The three bright yellow function keys are gaudy and should be replaced with a more subtle contrasting shade of gray or let them just match the keyboard like the K810 does.

The F keys work without having to hit the fn button, which is always preferred, and the fnarrow keys work for Home, End, Page Up and Page Down, which is critically important for me. Setup was very simple and everything has worked flawlessly with this keyboard, from pairing through Bluetooth on multiple devices, and syncing it to follow my M590 Flow Mouse, to configuring the keys in Logitech Options its all been a very satisfying experience.

I wish Logitech would make a separate similar device that was just an addon number pad with trackpad no keyboard that was the same design as this. I know there are tons of nonLogitech options out there for this purpose, but a matching Logi number trackpad with the same color scheme and build quality would be nice.

I really didnt think Id like typing on this keyboard when I saw it at Best Buy, but as soon as I touched it, I was immediately surprised by how typing felt on it, in a very good way. I typed on all of the keyboards in the store, and I ended up buying this one, so that says something.

It wasnt the very best typing experience of them all, but the overall size, features, and total package of this product was the best offering for the price and for my needs right now. I wish they had the K810 for me to look at, but that unit seems very difficult to find.

Would I pay 99 for that keyboard with squaredkeys, black finish, matching F1F3 keys, backlighting with hand detection and 5 adjustment levels, etc. Yes, indeed I probably would, although a sale price around 60 would make it a nobrainer for me.

Even despite my preference for common replaceable batteries versus having to recharge the device with a cable every 10 days or so, Id still rather the K810 for its design. But my current search shows prices from 125 for a used one to 280 for a new one, which is out of the question.

Overall, I am very happy with my purchase of both the Logitech K380 and M590, as I think they work very nicely together and are both ultraportable for on the go readiness. I would highly recommend this product.

IšverstiShow in original languagePaired with the Logitech MX Master 2S mouse, the Logitech K380 MultiDevice Bluetooth Keyboard gives me the ability to operate 2 or 3 computers even a mix of Apple and PC devices.

They enable me to use a single mouse and keyboard to move seamlessly among my iMac, desktop PC, and laptop PC. I am a graphic designer and do my primary design tasks on an iMac, using Adobe Creative Cloud.

I cant afford to put the Adobe software on more than one computer, and, for my own purposes, the iMac is sufficient. However, I have clients who need me to provide them with files in Publisher, and Publisher is not available for OS systems the rest of the Microsoft Office package is, but Publisher is specifically excluded.

In addition, Microsoft Word has more bells and whistles in its PC version than the OS version, and sometimes I need those extra features. So, I ended up using a combination of Dropbox, email, and thumb drives to move things back and forth between my iMac and my PC computers.

Now, I can create an asset on the iMac, copy the asset, move the MX Master 2S onto the PC screen, paste the asset where it needs to go, and proceed with my work on the PC. Thats where the Logitech K380 MultiDevice Bluetooth Keyboard comes in.

The Logitech K380 MultiDevice Bluetooth Keyboard also operates all 3 of my computers, and it feels exactly like the keyboard that came with my iMac, while having those function keys that are specific to a PC.

That means that it conserves the time and energy I was wasting every time I made the mental and physical jump between two computers. Instead, I just click one of the 3 easy to spot yellow buttons on the top tier of the keyboard to tell the keyboard which computer to control, then continue working on that computer.

The functional area of the Logitech K380 MultiDevice Bluetooth Keyboard is the same depth as my Apple keyboard and about onequarter inch shorter in length. The keys are all where my fingers expect them to be, so I had no trouble switching over from the Apple keyboard.

It does have the PCspecific keys, as well, and they, too, are where my fingers expect them to be I like having a Back key again, which the Apple keyboard lacks. Setup was simple, with the Logitech K380 MultiDevice Bluetooth Keyboard pairing quickly and easily with my various computers via Bluetooth.

Total setup time for all 3 computers was under 10 minutes. Having just one keyboard and one mouse to operate 2 or 3 computers is a very worthwhile change for me.

IšverstiShow in original languageDie Logitech K380-Tastatur arbeitet mit Bluetooth – eines vorweg: Es ist KEIN Bluetooth-Stick und auch kein anderer USB-Empfängerstick dabei. Man braucht also ein Gerät, das selbst schon Bluetooth bietet, bzw.

einen PC plus separatem Bluetooth-Stick. Sofern das Gerät aber Bluetooth hat, kann man die Logitech K380 prinzipiell überall anmelden. Sie läuft nicht nur an Windows-PCs/Laptops, sondern auch an Android-Geräten wie Smartphones, Tablets oder Smart-TVs mit Android oder Chrome OS.

Auch zu Macs, AppleTV und iOS ist die Tastatur laut Logitech kompatibel. Insgesamt kann man sie an 3 Geräten anmelden und wählt über drei gelbe Tasten aus, an welchem der Geräte man sie aktuell nutzen will.

Zum Neuanmelden hält man die entsprechende Taste gedrückt, bis eine LED blinkt, und wählt am Gerät (zB PC, Smartphone oder Smart-TV) in den Bluetooth-Einstellungen aus, dass man etwas hinzufügen will.

Die Tastatur erscheint dann in der Liste. Nachdem man sie ausgewählt hat, gibt man eine Zahlenkombination ein, die das Gerät angezeigt, und drückt die Entertaste. Diese Abfrage soll verhindern, dass man die falsche Tastatur anmeldet, verhindert aber auch, dass die eigene Tastatur versehentlich zB vom Nachbarn in Beschlag genommen wird, dem sie auf einem seiner Geräte zum Koppeln angezeigt wird.

In der Praxis funktioniert meine Tastatur bisher einwandfrei, ich nutze sie für einen PC mit Bluetooth-Stick, einen Samsung-Smart-TV und mein Android-Smartphone. Die Anmeldung, wenn man von einem Gerät zum anderen umschalten will, dauert nur wenige Sekunden – wenn ich zB statt des PCs die Tastatur für das Handy nutzen will, drücke ich die gelbe F2-Taste und kann nach etwa 4 Sekunden die Tastatur für das Smartphone schon zum Schreiben benutzen.

Als Batterien benötigt man 2x AAA (Micro) – zwei Stück liegen der Tastatur bei, ich werde, sobald sie leer sind, AAA-Akkus nutzen. Nachteile: Vielleicht ist die Tastatur ein BISSCHEN zu klein, damit man stabil und komfortabel tippen kann.

Ich habe sie für den PC u. a. für Spiele, und bei Strategiegames ist es nicht optimal, dass sie nur auf EINEM meiner beiden Oberschenkel liegt. Ein anderer kleiner Nachteil ist am PC und je nach Nutzer, dass die F-Tasten als Primärfunktion NICHT die F-Tasten-Funktion, sondern eben zB auch das Anmelden der Tastatur auf F1 bis F3 liegt.

Für die normalen F-Tasten-Funktionen muss man die Fn-Taste gedrückt halten und dann die passende F-Taste drücken. Dies dürfte aber nur Gewöhnungssache sein, falls man denn überhaupt oft die F-Tasten benutzt.

Ingesamt aber eine Top-Bluetooth-Tastatur.

This is a great product for what it is. The keyboard is solid and the trackpad is very responsive. However, if you are looking to make an iPad a complete laptop replacement, then this may not be the right choice.

Perhaps the biggest issue is that it’s not “lapable. ” You will need to set it on a table or flat surface as it requires the kickstand to stand up. A hinged case would probably be better for a laptop replacement.

The other issue would be the trackpad, while excellent, it has the “diving board” issue. It is hinged at the top so if you have to click and drag upwards, you will eventually lose the click, releasing whatever you were dragging.

(It can also be set to where you just tap to click, but I’m not aware you can drag in that mode. ) Overall, the quality is great, and there are numerous little thoughtful design choices that make this case stand out.

One of those being if you flip the case backwards to use it as a base then the keyboard and trackpad become inoperable to prevent accidental input. There are also several places for the magnetic latch, which keeps the case shut tightly no matter if you have an Apple Pencil, Logitech Crayon or nothing at all underneath it.

If you are only using your iPad for occasional/casual use when traveling or have a specific spot you plan to use it at home this is a great option. I tend to be very picky about keyboards and I’m quite happy with this keyboard’s travel and physical click.

Unless you pound the keys, it is silent. The backlighting, which can be dimmed or brightened, is excellent too. Overall, I would recommend this case, depending on your usage needs.

I just got an iPad Air 4th gen hot off the Apple presses, and one of the first things I look for with any tablet is a good keyboard/case combo. Bonus though — the Logitech Folio Touch has a touchpad too which really sets this up as a complete package for using an iPad Air 4 for near-laptop levels of productivity.

Personally, I find on-screen tablet keyboards to be slow and tedious for much more than short messages, so I love having a keyboard/touchpad case to keep that additional capability handy for taking and marking-up notes during a class, meeting, etc.

To this specific case, it’s sturdy and noticeably hefty, especially considering it has no internal battery of its own as it seamlessly gets its power and connectivity directly through the iPad’s SmartConnector.

I found this great for reliable connectivity, ease of setup, and makes for one less battery-powered-device I need to keep track of and charge separately. It helps the case “become one” with the iPad so they operate like a single device instead of thinking of them as separate components.

The case itself is nicely textured, reasonably protective, prudent in appearance, and includes the ability to secure an Apple Pencil or similar device in the flap/strap side. For me, the highlight of this is the backlit keyboard for working in a dark or dim room without needing to turn ambient lights up much if it all.

I’ve used backlit keyboards on my desktops and laptops for years already but this is the first time I’ve used one on an iPad and IMHO it is a meaningful step in feel and function to narrowing the gap to the usefulness of a full PC.

The feel of the keys themselves is a bit shallow to my liking but then that’s understandable given the case already adds non-trivial bulk to the iPad Air 4. So I don’t consider this a negative really: it’s just a reason why — as nice as it is — a keyboard case like this isn’t a replacement for a full-size keyboard for writing long documents, though this at least lets you do so in a pinch.

The keys are nicely sized but as-a-whole it seems ever-so-slightly cramped to me, understandable though given it’s constrained to the dimensions of the iPad itself, Having the row of device control keys on the top row for tapping into keyboard-speed functions like media control, volume, backlight, brightness, home, device lock, etc.

is fantastic and quickly became a natural part of navigating my device. The touchpad definitely adds a nice… [wait for it]… touch. What I found especially handy, once I got used to them, are the multi-touch gestures for navigating apps without needing to fully move my hands from the keyboard or touch the iPad screen itself any more than necessary.

This of course added to the PC-like function and feel, which to me is a good thing. One thing — the case allows access to the USB-C port but the case itself adds just a bit of thickness around the immediate area of the port so depending on how your devices are shaped you might have some issues plugging some of them in.

Just to say that if you plan to use USB-C accessories with this case you might want to consider adding a short USB-C extension cable to your bag of tricks to keep yourself from ever needing to remove the case just to get a USB-C accessory inserted properly.

Finally, the price. It’s not the cheapest iPad keyboard/case but it’s also not very expensive in comparison to Apple’s own, and it brings so much to the table in terms of additional functionality that I’m sold on it as a solid overall value.

This thing is amazing. The things I love about this that stand out above all other keyboards accessories for the iPad are: 1. This acts as a case as well. Most of the products, including the Magic Keyboard, only cover the front and back.

And if you’re like me. There is no way I am okay with the outer rim or anywhere on these expensive devices to be vulnerable to damage. The rim is also some type of durable sturdy rubber/silicone, so there is a slight give to it, which is great makes it fit in all nice and cozy.

2. The quality of the materials are A+. Can’t ask for anything better. Its solid, professional, love. 3. Unlike the detachable keyboard version of this product, this product has a sturdy magnetic clasp that securely keeps the pencil contained while ensuring the case will not open accidentally.

I previously tried the detachable version, and immediately was not happy. There is no clasp at all. The pencil is open to fall off and get lost, and though the feature is nice, the keyboard has to be removed too often for me to bother, and its just one more thing to get lost.

This is a very sturdy and high quality product that I am so happy with!!!.