Logitech Keys-To-Go

Ultra-portable and slim design ; Protective cover doubles as a stand ; Scissor-switch keys provide a satisfying typing experience ; Supports multiple devices with tri-mode Bluetooth ; Long battery life (up to 36 months)

Non-rechargeable batteries (CR2032) ; Small key size may not be comfortable for everyone ; Lacks backlighting ; No caps lock indicator

The Logitech Keys-to-Go 2 is a sleek, travel-friendly keyboard ideal for professionals needing a portable tablet, smartphone, or computer. While the use of non-rechargeable batteries and small keys may not appeal to everyone, its durability,...

Tablets and phones have changed the way we work on the move: we're not all bound to laptops and power bricks, letting us slim down our bags with lighter gadgets that still let us get stuff done on the go. Software keyboards leave a lot to be desired...

While we had hardly any issues with typing on the Keys-to-Go keyboard, some people might find its lack of key travel rather disorientating - the lack of any proper feedback that you'd find on regular keyboards is rather odd at first, but it may be...

If you want the option of using a keyboard when it suits you while on the move, Logitech's Keys-to-Go is a great choice as it's slim and light enough to just sit in your bag without taking up a lot of room. While it retails at around £50, it can be...

Thin and sturdy design ; Nice typing feel ; Plenty of hotkeys

No programmable keys ; No easy way to toggle between multiple devices ; Android version of the keyboard doesn't support iOS, and vice-versa

If you need to write a report or compose lengthy email while you're on the road, the sturdy and comfy Logitech Keys-To-Go keyboard will make typing on your Android or iOS device a lot easier.

Lightweight and compact. Familiar keyboard layout. FabricSkin material is spill/dirt proof and cleans easily.

Relatively expensive. FabricSkin material reduces the tactile feel of the keyboard.

Performance and Conclusion The FabricSkin covering the Keys-to-Go's mechanical keyboard has a dulling effect on the keys' feedback, but there's still a surprising amount of spring to them. Key travel is as deep as most keyboard cases for iPads, but the...

Lightweight and compact. Familiar keyboard layout. FabricSkin material is spill/dirt proof and cleans easily

Frustratingly inconsistent performance. Relatively expensive. FabricSkin material reduces the tactile feel of the keyboard

Logitech's Keys-to-Go is for those who'd rather not add the weight of an iPad keyboard case, but still want the option of a keyboard. And while it's designed for iOS devices, it works with any device with Bluetooth. Unfortunately, the Keys-to-Go has...

High mechanical quality ; Slim and portable ; Compatible with most devices

Keys feel slightly cramped ; No physical support for mobile and tablet ; Battery change requires chisel

The Logitech Keys To Go 2 is a compact portable keyboard can turn your mobile phone into a workstation wherever you are.

The Logitech Ultrathin is a thin and light magnetic clip-on keyboard cover for your iPad Air 2. The cover protects the screen of your tablet when you’re on the go and is constructed from high-grade aluminum material that perfectly matches the iPad Air...

Extremely light and portable ; Great battery life ; Durable, rubber skin ; Quiet operation ; Use with any case ; Works with iPhone, iPad and Apple TV ; Cons: ; Slighty expensive ; Not very tactile ; Ill suited for lap-typing

Slighty expensive ; Not very tactile ; Ill suited for lap-typing

After using the Logitech Keys to Go with the iPhone 6 Plus and the iPad mini it is an essential tool and helps deliver portable productivity that blows typing on the screen out of the water and doesn’t add the same bulk or commitment as a traditional...