#Bluetooth typewriter keyboard for ipad Bluetooth

The iPad Air can be secured in the groove only in landscape orientation. On the inside of the cover, there is a full-sized keyboard with a magnetic groove behind it. Its aluminium cover (space grey or silver) complements the look of the tablet. Weighing only 330g and measuring just 7.3mm thick, it is about 140g lighter and 0.2mm thinner than the iPad Air. However, it does not provide any protection for your tablet's back. It automatically wakes up your iPad Air when you open it and puts it to sleep when you close it.

#Bluetooth typewriter keyboard for ipad Bluetooth

This Bluetooth keyboard cover attaches to your tablet using a magnetic clip like Apple's Smart Cover. Logitech Ultrathin Keyboard Cover for iPad Air If you do not mind the lack of a tactile response and having to slide out a keyboard, this is close to an ideal case for the iPad Air.

But the overall weight is still under 860g, which you can easily lug around. The VersaKeyboard adds 380g of carrying weight and doubles the thickness of your iPad Air. But its tactile response is lacking and the experience feels rather flat. Overall, I made few errors typing on the keyboard. Additional iOS controls, such as volume and cut and paste, are combined with the number keys and activated using the Function button. The detachable keyboard is slightly smaller than most iPad Air keyboards. When you need to do some word processing, just slide out the keyboard and type away. You can also place your tablet in either portrait or landscape orientation using the foldable cover. Insert your iPad Air into the back case, and you can fold the front cover back to read an e-Book. On its plastic back is a slot for you to store the detachable Bluetooth keyboard. It has an origami-inspired foldable front cover which supports the iPad Air's auto-wake and sleep functions. But the Moshi VersaKeyboard offers a great solution. Add the iPad Air and the whole combo tips it over the 1kg mark.ДЄlso, this keyboard works with the tablet only in landscape orientation.Дespite these slight drawbacks, this is the best iPad Air keyboard case on the market.ДЄ major downside of owning an iPad keyboard case is that you may lose a foldable cover. The cover's major downside is that it is rather heavy at 535g. There is a dedicated button to activate the backlight and you can even change the light's colour. Usually, such functions require you to hold down a Function key and one other key.ДЇurthermore, the keyboard is backlit, which makes it great to use when you are on a long-haul flight and the plane cabin is in sleep mode.

The keyboard has an additional top row of Function keys - a dedicated Home button, Lock Button, Siri and volume controls. The full-sized keyboard means you do not need to relearn any new key positions. The connecting hinge allows you to adjust the viewing angle incrementally all the way to 135 degrees. When the cover is closed, the device is only 17.7mm thick. Its smooth exterior is made of faux leather but allows for a good grip. This folio case has a Bluetooth keyboard cover and a plastic back case, which protects both the front and back of your iPad Air. This cover is the priciest of the lot reviewed here, but it ticks every box on the list of what you would want from an iPad Air keyboard case.