Logitech Ultrathin Keyboard Cover

The Logitech Ultrathin Keyboard Cover for the iPad is available in both white and black to suit your model. The company claims that the battery pack of the case has enough juice to run for 6 months on a single charge provided you’re using it for about...

While it doesn't protect the back of your iPad, the $99 Logitech Ultrathin Keyboard Cover is the sleekest keyboard case on the market. Even better, it doesn't sacrifice usability for style. We wish there were a dedicated row of iPad keys, but it's...

Well laid-out keyboard ; Very easy to type, good key response ; Use your iPad vertically or horizontally ; Great Build quality ; Great battery life ; Thin, Slim and easy to hold ; It’s also a case ; Uses Bluetooth instead of dock connector

Magents could be stronger ; Letters on keys might not last long ; Somewhat pricey at launch

The high price tag makes you want more from the Logitech Ultrathin Keyboard, but I’d imagine if anyone who buys one of these is going to be very happy with it.

Smart magnetic design for the cover flap and as a stand ; Very solid typing experience with low-profile rubber yet clicky keys ; Long battery life that’s rechargeable, and Bluetooth makes it work for all devices

Some of the secondary function keys are useless ; A backlight would have been nice to have

Doubles as tough screen protection when not in use ; Easy to transport, thin ; Quiet keys, comfortable layout ; Handy iOS shortcuts ; Sturdy, magnetically-locked iPad stand ; Matches iPad's design aesthetics

Doesn't protect iPad's back ; May not work with some rear shells ; Adds significant weight when attached ; Too heavy to treat as folding lid ; iPad may tip forward at extreme angles

One of the iPad's main weaknesses has always been productivity. It's not a question of apps; while it has taken a little time for a native iPad library to develop, there's usually been some way of getting essential tasks done. It's that even with tho