Dust-Off Keyboard Quiver LAN Party Travel Bag

Charges your phone and lets you text from a keyboard with the click of a button. Reasonably priced. Looks great

Terrible key placement. The Space bar is tiny. No app software included. Keys feel mushy. Fingers can catch the underside of keys. Fn keys don't do the right things

Makes a two-handed approach to cursor control more practical. Slim, Apple-esque look. If your Wireless Keyboard’s the right size, setup's a cinch. Can be set up for right- or left-handed use

If your keyboard is a whisker too thick, setup's a bear. Seriously overpriced. Makes access to battery compartment and power switch a hassle

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Excellent connectivity ; Full hinge rotation ; iOS function keys

Cramped keyboard ; Doesn't fully cover the iPad ; Pricey

The Crux360 offers a 360-degree hinge and convenient iOS keys, but the cramped keys and lack of full iPad protection give us pause.

Plug-and-play capabilities. Numeric keypad. Keyboard dynamically adjusts to alter your typing experience

Keys are a bit stiff. No media function keys. Noisy motor when adjusting keyboard

Fits iPad snugly and securely ; Convenience keys for iOS functions ; Flexible multi-purpose design

Keyboard layout is cramped ; Heavy and bulky ; Probably won't fit iPad 2

Stylish design ; Large, responsive keys ; Helpful shortcut buttons

Heavy ; Misplaced keys ; Can't use on lap

Among the three iPad keyboard cases we've reviewed thus far, the Padacs Rubata is the one we prefer. The soft exterior combined with the crisp key feel makes for a pretty comfortable typing experience. Still, there's plenty of room for improvement. You...

High customizability via both software and hardware. Powerful, intuitive driver software. Carrying cases included for all major components

Function key row can interfere with game play. Certain design elements make typing a chore. No Mute key. Detachable cooling fan is underpowered

Sturdy design ; Responsive keys ; Helpful shortcut buttons

Small keys ; Fingers can bump against case edges when typing ; Doesn't protect back of iPad

Like the tablet category itself, the tablet accessory market is in its nascent stages, and companies are apt to get as much right as they do wrong. The $99 Zaggmate, like the similarly priced Kensington KeyFolio, is a perfect example. While we like the...