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The best keyboard for the iPad Air
Logitech Fabric Skin Folio Keyboard - $150 (923 yuan)
The full-size keyboard is slimmer than Logitech's previous keyboard cases, protects both sides of the iPad from liquid splashes when closed, holds it in both landscape and portrait mode, has the same automatic sleep and wake function as most mainstream cases, and lasts for nearly three months on a single charge. It also provides shortcut keys for copy, paste and undo operations for iOS. Its design may make people feel a little thin, but it can still play a more comprehensive protection.
ZAGG backlit Keyboard case - $100 (615 yuan)
ZAGG's flagship product is the only keyboard we've picked for you this time with a backlight function. It looks and feels much like a laptop keyboard, with a choice of black and white colors and a variety of backlight colors and brightness options. In addition, it can also change the Angle of tilt slightly through the built-in hinge.
The keyboard, which claims to last about six months on a single charge, has a wakeup sleep feature, multiple function keys designed specifically for the iPad Air, and a leathery sheath to protect your device from scratches. It doesn't have as much adjustment as other keyboards, and it doesn't support portrait mode, but the keyboard backlight is a highlight.
Belkin QODE Ultimate Wireless keyboard -- $130
The keyboard case is beautiful and gives the iPad Air a laptop-like feel. It boasts nearly twice the battery life of the aforementioned ZAGG keyboard, with just the right amount of key spacing and travel, a rugged aero-grade aluminum case, and three neodymium magnets for precise angles.
Users can also flip the entire keyboard back to play with the iPad Air in their hands as they normally would - built-in sensors turn it off when the keyboard isn't working, saving battery power. The keyboard is a little thick, but it feels great.
The best keyboard for the second to fourth generation iPad
Belkin QODE Ultimate Wireless keyboard -- $70
For those who want to use the iPad as a laptop, the keyboard case has large keys with just the right spacing and key-travel, three angles and both portrait and landscape modes, an aluminum case that serves as both protection and a stand, and lasts 160 hours on a single charge. It doesn't have a lot of unique features, but it's pretty cost-effective.
Logitech Ultrathin iPad keyboard Case -- $100
The Bluetooth keyboard quickly attaches to the iPad through magnetic lobes, supports both landscape and portrait viewing modes, has a six-month battery life, an aluminum case and backing that complement the iPad's own aluminum case, is available in black and red, and is extremely portable with a slim design of just over 6 millimeters.
ZAGG Keys Profolio keyboard Case - $130 (about 800 yuan)
Keyboard case with backlight function, backlight comes in seven different colors for you to choose from, you can also adjust the backlight brightness. If used for less than two hours a day, the battery life is claimed to be more than 30 days. There are several special function keys on the keyboard, and the leather texture of the case can effectively protect your device. While it's a bit heavier than most of the keyboards we recommend this time, it's responsive and lets you work easily in low-light environments.
ClamCase Pro -- $170
ClamCase Pro is made of materials and shapes that make your iPad look like a MacBook Pro laptop. It's not cheap and weighs more than 1.3kg in your hand, but the hover keyboard feels great and the hinges rotate 360 degrees. The keyboard can last for months on a single charge, and its strong battery life and elegant design partly compensate for its heavy weight.
The best keyboard for the iPad mini
Logitech Ultrathin Keyboard for iPad mini -- $80
We recommend Logitech as the best keyboard for all three ipads because Logitech's keyboard is really great for typing. The iPad mini isn't exactly the right size for typing, but Logitech's Bluetooth keyboard has plenty of key spacing and travel, and its black or white aluminum case matches the iPad mini. In addition, it supports sleep wake and multi-angle viewing, and has a special cut, paste and other function keys, if the use time is not more than two hours a day, a full charge can be used for six months.
ClamCase for iPad mini -- $130
Like the ClamCase Pro for second - to fourth-generation ipads, the ClamCase for the iPad mini is more expensive and heavier than Logitech's Ultrathin keyboard. It's made of aluminum and polycarbonate, with leaves that rotate 360 degrees, and although it weighs nearly a pound, it's still a lot lighter than the ClamCase Pro. In addition, the hover keyboard and automatic shutdown function are also welcome.
Logitech K3802. Logitech K380 is a Bluetooth keyboard, suitable for iPad mini and other devices, the keyboard feels good, the keys are sensitive, and the connection is stable, not easy to disconnect.
In addition, it can connect three devices at the same time, which is very convenient. 3. If you need more functionality, consider buying the Logitech K810, which not only connects multiple devices, but also comes with advanced features such as backlighting and gesture controls.
But the price will be higher.
1. There are plenty of iPad minis out there that work well with keyboards. 2. But choose according to your needs, such as whether you need a backlight, whether you need to support multiple devices, whether you need to support multiple languages, and so on. 3. Recommend some popular models, such as Logitech K380, Anker Bluetooth Ultra-Slim Keyboard, Apple Smart Keyboard, etc. At the same time, you can make choices according to your needs and budget.