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This keyboard is $100+ at other stores. No idea how it is but purchased one for the price.
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Logitech Keys-to-Go Portable Keyboard (Black) $24 + $5 Delivery @ The Good Guys eBay
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Yogi555 on 08/10/2024 - 19:34 ebay.com.au (2424 clicks)
Last edited 08/10/2024 - 19:57 by 3 other users
Last edited 08/10/2024 - 19:57 by 3 other users
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This is from Good Guys website
"Easy Bluetooth Pairing: The Bluetooth keyboard connects to almost any Smartphone, Tablet or Bluetooth media device"
https://www.thegoodguys.com.au/logitech-keys-to-go-portable-…
Micro usb. Ahh ill still get one.
Keys-to-Go 2 was just released. TGG is really trying to clear these out.
I have this. It’s easily one of the biggest piles of junk I’ve ever bought. Concept is great. Impossible for my fingers to touch type.
it requires a bit of force.
Just out of curiosity, do you not recommend the keyboard at this price as well ?
Not for me.
I’m honestly faster typing on phone keyboard.
I actually really liked it back when I got it in 2014. Needed something for occasional typing with my iPad Air 2, and didn't want a full on heavy keyboard case which added bulk and couldn't be moved around.
Apparently the 2nd version is decent. Anyone have one?
Yeah. It does look good. I use pluggable folding keyboard which does the job. I think the new keys to go will be better tho.
Keys to go 2 is actually worth getting and the one I have been waiting to go on sale.
Keys to go 2 is actual ultra low profile keyboard not mushy buttons under a layer of silicone like the 1st keys to go.
it also has 3 years battery life from a coin battery.
Ergonomics… not applicable.
Even at this price seems over priced
Oos..
I've had one for years. It's fine for an ipad or a phone on the go, it's very portable and light. You're probably not typing the great Australian novel on it, but it's better than the onscreen keyboard. But for a desktop computer or mac, get a real keyboard instead.
Dang missed this, any good alternatives?
Nothing this thin IMO. I looked into laser projection keyboards but thought zero tactility would be horrible.
Alternatively, you might want to try one of the various folding keyboards. I use an iClever one with a built in trackpad for Dex on my Samsung phone. Costs about double this one but works well and also has better typing feel than the Keys to Go did.
It's just a bluetooth keyboard, will work on basically anything that pairs with a BT input device. It doesn't use any proprietary connectors.