Useful accessories for the iPad Air (1)

So far I have always carried around a separate, small Bluetooth keyboard of anchor with me. Intrigued by the reviews on Amazon and some video blogs on YouTube, I had the personal agony of choice between the anchor TC930 (here is removed open the keyboard after and optionally longitudinally or transversely from the top mounted) and this version, the TC980.

In the end I decided on the TC980, since the magnet holder
-. Raised the whole construct sometimes with one hand and, for example, can be provided to show someone over.
- The keyboard is automatically switched on / off.

Furthermore, I did not see one, call umlaut over special function keys, as is the case with solutions from Belkin or Logitech.

After the initial charging of the keyboard is given to the iPad easily into the holder and letting it snap, which turns on the keyboard on the magnetic holder oberalb the keyboard. Once the Bluetooth pairing is to produce, in future uses everything runs automatically.

Of course you have to make some compromises in the feel of small mobile keypads. Personally, I find, however, that anchor here a very workable compromise between feel, functionality (Doubly occupied keys z. B. for volume, brightness, and also from Mac usual shortcuts like copy and paste, etc.), weight, and not to forget, Price , has found. While taking the dimensions and the weight of the accessory to something, but not so that it interferes. Rather, we think that you just have a wertigeres implement it.

A few suggestions for digital nomads I have yet:
- Additional white version.
- Lasered keyboard lettering, Affixed bothers me and is probably due to the price.
- A stronger battery or a built-in battery tank to load the iPad optional wired connection to.
- Better magnetic mount underneath the keyboard when I zuklappe the whole. It's a little too easy to back, making the display on the iPad switches on or off repeatedly.

Overall, I am very pleased and will use the keyboard extensively.