The Apple iPad is good at a lot of things, but most people agree that typing long missives isn't one of them. Many on-screen keyboards are tough to use for long periods, and the iPad's is no exception.

Heavy; Doesn't double as an iPad cover like many other add-on keyboard options

I'm a PC user at heart, but I can't deny that I've grown quite attached to my fiancée's iPad. It's a great sit-back-and-kill-some-time gadget, and it's arguably the best 10in content-consumption device currently on the market. As the other half quite often puts it; "it does everything I need".

Comfortable typing action; Doubles as an iPad stand; Attractive design; Simple setup

Limited app integration leaves you reaching for the screen; Weighs more than a second-gen iPad; Remembers only one Bluetooth device

I love my iPad. I truly do and its insanely great form and function blended together in an all around awesomely inspirational touch-based interface makes using it a joy. Just one little quandary. I hate using the onscreen keyboard.

There's no shortage of reasons to be writing on Apple's iPad : emails, memos, office suites with word processors and spreadsheets, angry internet comments…

Great build quality; iOS-friendly function keys; Excellent comfort and usability

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Ever since the iPad was released in 2010, people around the world have been able to press it into all kinds of uses due to its utilitarian nature. But where the tablet falls down is in productivity - its on-screen keyboard cannot match a true QWERTY keyboard for typing tasks.

Well made; Typing is pleasant; Easy pairing

Not suited for use on your lap; Bulky and heavy; Notebook would be more convenient

I was pleasantly surprised by the construction of the Tablet; it is much more solid than I expected. The keys are not spongy and give good feedback when pressed. I was surprised to find it as enjoyable to use as the k760, maybe even more since it's so small.

I have an Ipad and an Iphone which I use for writing emails and penning out some reviews for my favourite review sites. I bought the Logitech keyboard for the ipad as it was really cheap on eBay and it seemed like a good solution to be able to use my ipad more like a netbook.

good value for money

no incline

One could be a proficient virtual keyboard typist on an iPad but having a physical companion around does come in handy, especially when you need to type for a longer period of time.

Easy to use; no fuss Bluetooth connectivity; provides easy access to most used functions

Nothing major

I got this because I am 70 yrs old and my fumble fingers are not that swift on my Ipod touch. If I have a lot of keying to do its terrific and its Bluetooth. No F***** wires.

Have loads of documents and emails to respond to so the keyboard for the ipad 4 had to work pretty much like a normal keyboard. After much searching and research I finally settled on this and it is everything I could possibly expect of a keyboard and as a fast touch typist I have pretty high...