Logitech Keys-to-GO 2 Portable Wireless iPad Keyboard with Built-in Cover, Slim and Compact Bluetooth Keyboard for iPad, iPhone, Mac, and Apple TV, Easily Switch with Devices - Pale Grey

Absolute joy to type on and the perfect keyboard companion to an iPad Pro. Apple's keyboard is large and heavy (and expensive). This works very well. Only con is that there is no backlighting. Certainly a huge improvement over the first Keys-to-Go keyboard that had mushy and imprecise keys. Very nice keyboard.

This is a great little keyboard for pairing with an iPad or a Raspberry Pi. It's really easy to switch between devices with just a button press and perfect for travel.I use this with my iPad mini. It's perfect for that device as there are no cases with a built-in keyboard made for it and it's about as small and portable as an iPad mini. I really like how slim it is and how I can carry it in a bag or wherever. I keep it in a drawer these days and bring it out when I need to do some serious typing on a touchscreen device.I also use this with my Raspberry Pi because I don't always use it and don't want to have to pair my Mac keyboard with it so I have this very slim portable keys-to-go that I can flip open, press a button on, and it's connected.The typing experience is great for long form typing. It's not going to be an experience like you'll get out of a full sized keyboard but it's the best quality and feel and experience you can get from a portable keyboard.The cover also doubles as a sort of stand so that the keyboard lays at an angle and you get a decent typing angle. Then when you're done you can just flip it shut and travel. You can (but don't have to) turn the keyboard off to save even more power. Speaking of power, this thing last something like a whole year and takes just one replaceable coin cell battery.

Very light, slim and portable keyboard that travels well with an iPad. The key travel is quite good and it also pairs seamlessly with my M4 iPad Pro. With that said, I do think this keyboard is overpriced given that there is nothing premium about this keyboard --it is a very basic keyboard made from very basic materials. The Logitech Pebble keyboard at ~$30 is a bit bigger and works just as well and uses AAA batteries instead of the inconvenient button batteries that this keyboard uses. I'm not too bothered by the torx screws as I have a torx screwdriver at home but I think a regular phillips screw would have made more sense. Or just pushpin mechanism like a SIM card slot to eject the battery tray. Overall, a good keyboard, but it should be priced at $40 and haveUSB-C charging. Logitech gouging customers at $80.

I absolutely love my Logitech Keys-To-Go keyboard! It pairs effortlessly with my iPad Air and makes typing on the go so much easier. The keys have a great feel despite how slim and lightweight the keyboard is. It’s super portable—fits right in my bag without adding bulk—and the battery life is impressive. Perfect for travel, quick emails, or working from anywhere. Definitely a must-have accessory for iPad users!

When I first received this product, I loved it. It is small but it gets the job done and I found it to be durable while still being lightweight. However, over the course of the last two months it has started typing on its own, it deletes my work, and disconnects/reconnects on its own when i'm actively typing. As a student this is extremely frustrating as it is significantly harder to use the keyboard at this point than it is to just type on my ipad screen. My friend who also bought this product in a different color around the same time has also had the exact same issues. After calling logitech support they asked me to email them a pdf of my invoice and then they connected me with a different representative "to solve my case", and it has now been 4 days of back and forth where the new representative just asks for the same information instead of actually solving the issue. It should not be this hard to receive a refund, and by far this is one of the most unhelpful customer service experiences i've had. I loved the keyboard at first but I don't recommend purchasing based on the actual product having so many issues, and the lack of supportive customer service. Not worth the money.

This compact keyboard is perfect for on-the-go typing! It connects easily (Bluetooth/USB), has a long battery life, and feels sturdy. The keys are comfortable, and it works flawlessly with my laptop, tablet, and phone. Lightweight yet durable—excellent value! Highly recommend.

I was looking for a "full size" keyboard that was ultralight for travelling. I've tried smaller keyboards but it's too hard to type when they shrink the size of the keys and the distance between your pinkie fingers (the "a" and semicolon keys). This keyboard was perfect. You can still type naturally on it and it is VERY thin and VERY light. It uses two CR2025 batteries which weigh almost nothing. While I'd rather have this be rechargeable, like the MX Keys Mini, the light weight and thinness are more than worth the tradeoff. The cover works exactly as I hoped. You fold it under the keyboard to type and flip it over the keys when you want to slide it in your backpack. There also appears to be a small magnet that keeps the cover securely in place in both configurations which is a nice touch.

I loved how compact and lightweight this keyboard is, but I've already had to replace the batteries twice in 7 months which is very frustrating, especially considering that you need a tiny star head screwdriver and special batteries. It also just started glitching and randomly disconnecting.If you have a surplus of coin cell batteries this might still be worth it for you.