Touch Screen Computer Without Keyboard

This keyboard is so much better than the one that came with my new HP Touch Screen computer. I couldn't type on that one without having a ton of typos, even after several months of using it. Every time I tried to type an "a", I hit the caps lock key instead, and I'd hit the comma instead of the period! This new keyboard is just like the one I had with my former HP, which makes typing on it seamless. It was extremely easy to set up too.

I bought this keyboard intending to use it right away but the one that came with my computer has such a nice, light touch I’m keeping it as a spare.

I just upgraded my desktop computer to an Apple Studio and wanted a keyboard with Touch ID. This keyboard is wireless and has a rechargeable battery. The Touch ID allows me to unlock the computer, open apps, websites and process payments with just a touch on my finger. The keys have a nice feel and the battery lasts a long time. Well with the cost.

This keyboard is the one I’m looking for my day works as a computer programmer. The keys are easily to touch and the distribution are very convenient for the size and looks so nice with that contrast of white/black. The other feature I love is the easy switch from one device to other. Excellent product for replacement the old one!

I use this keyboard on my desktop computer and I have to write that it undoubtedly has to be the best performing keyboard around. The great thing about it is that it requires no batteries, its corded (USB), so there is no lag time between the computer and the keyboard as battery performance winds down. The keys are quiet while typing and easy on the touch (short key stroke). Of course being from Logitech, the software is an easy download from Logitech and the keyboard is fully programable. Another great thing is that it is low profile and sturdy, it has some weight to it but not bulk, so it stays put on the desk while typing and of course, it is illuminated and has variable illumination at the touch of a button. Multimedia? Of course, more than I would ever require but it is there for the web surfer if needed. Probably the best feature of all in my opinion is that it is a USB keyboard, meaning no batteries to buy and personally I have never been fond of wireless from the beginning but somethings leave you no choice but then again, Logitech does. If there is anything about this keyboard that I don't like, I have not found it as of yet and I have two of them, one I have been using well over a year now and another thing is that there are no character decals on the keys, so no E's or T's falling or rubbing off after a months use or so. So, if you are not into wireless, purchase this keyboard from B & H, you'll love it.

I'm picky when it comes to keyboards and this is exactly what I wanted for style, touch and flexibility of a keyboard to fit with my new computer set up.

The update to include the touch ID button makes this keyboard more convenient. Logging in and locking screen is a breeze because of it. Sleek design you expect from Apple.

It works perfectly with my Citrix Workspace app. I love going back and forth between touch screen and keyboard. Very handy to be able to easily pull just the tablet out, especially since this thing is pretty heavy.

The keyboard case works well and allows me to type without use of a stylus/typing on the screen. Responsive to touch, easy to pair with iPad and battery life is good so far as it turns off when the device is inactive.

I have owned previously two iPad Pro 11in with keyboards and find the iPad 12.9 with Apple Magic keyboard more useful. The iPad12.9in with Magic keyboard works better and easier than my MacBook Pro laptop and may become a replacement for it. The touch pad on the keyboard works with different gestures for full control over the screen. It provides a small circular dot instead of a pointer on the screen and changes to a vertical line for editing when over text. I find the portability and protection for the screen to be a great asset and the ability to charge the iPad through the keyboard another plus with the option to charge on the iPad itself. The keyboard is back lit which helps in dimly lit conditions. The keys feel responsive and positive to the touch. I would recommend to buy to anyone, even with the high cost, who owns an iPad 12.9 as it truly increases the productivity factor.