Zagg Pro Keys for iPad vs Logitech K780 Multi-Device Wireless Keyboard

The front and back of the folio case are padded for additional protection from bumps and scratches, but it's still light and thin. Like the Rugged Folio, the Slim Folio includes an integrated holder for a Logitech Crayon or first-generation Apple Pencil, keeping your writing utensil firmly in place until you're ready to use it.

The best quiet office keyboard that we've tested is the Logitech K780. This office keyboard is very quiet to use thanks to its scissor switches, which are quieter than mechanical switches, so you don't have to worry about disrupting your coworkers at the office. Although it doesn't have a wrist rest or incline settings, it's comfortable to use because of its low profile.

Of course I looked at the Apple Magic Keyboard first and was appalled at the price. Even more so, the lower-end model did not have a removeable backlit keyboard, so that was out. I went in search on Amazon and looked every night for over a week. There are the cheaper models that average ~$40-60, and I was tempted to buy one of those, until this case

I love the idea of having a wireless keyboard at an affordable price point that is hotswap with good build quality to boot. I think this board is a good transition point from a traditional gaming keyboard into something more luxurious and fits the needs of both enthusiasts and people starting their journey into the keyboard scene at a price point that is surprising to the buyer.

So far this is a great product; sturdy, good keyboard, love that the table can be removed from the keyboard case (magnetic); would be 5 stars if not for the misleading packaging. The ZAGG - Pro Keys Wireless Keyboard and Detachable Case was purchased to accompany a new iPad Air (4). The critique is in the labeling of the package of the Pro Keys, as it relates to power source. The package leads you to believe a charging cable comes with the keyboard

Reviews claim it's a well built keyboard. Advertised as waterproof. Has simple RGB. The battery is only 1850mAh though

Not to be redundant, the keyboard - case combo makes the iPad quite heavy. All and all, the ZAGG keyboard case combo is the best I've used. I've purchased many for customers at work when issuing iPads, but have also purchased 3 for personal use.

The K780 Multi-Device Wireless keyboard is available now for $80. Sarah Tew/CNETSounded interesting, so I called one in to test in advance of its launch. Indeed, the K780 is bigger and while it's pretty slim, it's significantly heavier and sturdier than the K380 and really is designed to be a true desktop keyboard.I like the way the stand has been integrated -- it's hard plastic that's covered with a grippy finish, which helps keep smartphones and tablets from sliding around in the slot

The feel is actually pretty decent, despite the same flat, gray, cheap-looking plastic and retro-without-being-cool chiclet key. I am unable to give it a win in this category due to a couple unfortunate design choices. The worst of these is the choice to put the function (fn) key in the lower left corner. Thus, the prime pinky finger location is occupied by a key that has very few routine uses (except toggling delete/backspace, which is nice to have but only confuses the positioning further)

The keyboard will be practically not used for games at all, it will be used mainly for programming. It would be good if it had a numerical part on the right side (standard) but it is not necessary - it may be tiny/compact. I love the sound of "clicking" but not too much, it shouldn't work like AK47. I am a programmer and I need a comfortable keyboard that I could pack in my backpack