The missing piece of apple

For a few days I have a Logitech bluetooth keyboard for my iPad. Now I know what to do with all the time has been lacking (among other things) on the thing. Even writing this review is fun again. Finally there is cursor keys with alt shift and ctrl and in all combinations and Cmd + X and Cmd + V, etc ... - the fummlige finger navigation while texts to an end! (Alt + Backspace example deletes the Last word before cursor suddenly completely out of the text)

The styled layout is German-QWERTY and there are a few keys specific to the iPadlett (loud / quiet, mute, play, song back and quit screen keyboard off / on, lock iPad - strangely loud functions that you do for writing does not need). Requested I already would have me a few more function keys - especially for navigating between applications - well then I would have no Patschpad needed, you will say, but it is occasionally troublesome, constantly between the keyboard and screen back and forth fingers must if you in between something else must see, or distance from the screen because of the comfort is slightly larger. And for writing the touch operating concept is simply not sophisticated enough.

I think a price wertigeres Keyboard for the iPad, there are still not, and even if they do, this one is certainly close. The keystroke feel is good and also the Tastmarken with "f" and "j" are present. Rubber feet for non-slip grip on the pad are also there.

A few suggestions for improvements, there is still:

- There is no "A" LED, that is, I always forget to turn it off.
- Although the keyboard fits beautifully in the transport tray, but it has virtually no maintenance, so immediately slips out, you take the whole thing on the wrong side in the hand.
- The Plastikarretierung for holding the pads is determined a predetermined breaking point;
- I miss the "Del" key;

Conclusion: Nothing is perfect, not even this keyboard, but the property is a noticeable relief when you want to use an iPad.