Logitech had several choices after releasing the best standalone Bluetooth keyboard for Apple's devices — 2013's Bluetooth Easy-Switch Keyboard: rest on its laurels, continue iteratively improving Easy-Switch, or focus on producing simpler, cheaper...
By iLounge onLogitech has been making iPad keyboards for years now, and with the introduction of the Keys-To-Go keyboard, they now have a keyboard that works with any iOS device or Mac -- in fact, the majority of this review was written using Keys-To-Go paired...
By tuaw.com onKeyboards for the iPad usually come in a folio case or a cover that attaches to the tablet via magnets. The Keys-To-Go from Logitech is instead a standalone little keyboard, covered with what the company calls FabricSkin. The construction is reminiscent...
By zdnet.com onI wouldn't say that I've reviewed a ton of keyboards that are compatible with Android, but I would say I've spent my fair share of time pecking away at various keyboards that work on various operating systems. One thing I've noticed over time is that...
By Android Police onThe best part about the Logitech Keys-to-Go is that it's completely device agnostic. Tablet keyboard folios may be a perfect match for something specific, but what happens when you decide to upgrade? What if you want to use the keyboard with a...
By technologytell.com onThe Logitech Keys to Go is an excellent way to add productivity to your iPhone or iPad without strapping a keyboard case to your...
By GottaBeMobile onIl design è simile a quello delle touch cover Microsoft, ma Keys to Go è a prova d'acqua, vanta tasti meccanici ed è pensata per iPad ma compatibile anche con AndroidMicrosoft fa scuola. C'è poco dibattito sul fatto che i prodotti collegati alla sua...
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