Logitech Keys-To-Go 2 Portable Bluetooth Keyboard for Tablet With Built-in Cover, Slim and Compact Wireless Keyboard for Windows, Android, Linux, iPad, iPhone, Mac, Apple TV, QWERTY UK - Graphite

Seriously good for the nomad worker. I use it when I'm working remotely, on the move, or at a meeting. I have had to change the battery once since I've had it. Provided you have the right screwdriver it's very straightforward. I like the fact that it's so thin and lightweight.

The Logitech Keys-To-Go 2 is a fantastic portable keyboard. It's thin, light, and offers an exceptional typing experience. Despite minimal key travel, comparable to Apple keyboards and far less than the MX Keys, it provides a reassuring amount of feedback and feels solid to type on.The keys are well spaced for its size, and I can easily touch type on it, far more so than the cheaper ProtoArc folding keyboard. While I wouldn’t use it for gaming or coding long-term, it’s perfect for writing on the go, whether in a coffee shop or on a train with a phone or tablet.It pairs with up to three devices, allowing easy switching via function buttons. Re-pairing is also simple if swapping to a new device. The compact design even fits in a coat pocket.A standout feature is the replaceable CR2032 batteries. Unlike most keyboards with non-replaceable lithium-ion batteries (including Logitech’s MX Keys), these last for years and are easily found in supermarkets. I love that this keyboard could still be in use a decade from now instead of becoming e-waste.The main downside is the case, which folds behind the keyboard when in use, problematic on sticky café tables.Overall, it's a near-perfect portable keyboard with great typing feel, durability, and user-replaceable batteries. I’d love to see more keyboards with similar features in the future.

Have to advise you to avoid. This keyboard is nice and slim, but fails to work! It keeps losing Bluetooth connection and then, when it reconnects, dumps on the screen a load of the last button pressed, so you get a load offfffffffffffffffff letttttttttttttters appppppppppppearing on the screen at the same time. Shame that it is so awful. Happened on two separate Keys2Go keyboards so must be an issue with the keyboard manufacturing process....

Lovely bit of engineering and very portable and slim. I love the option of using the dedicated buttons to switch between devices. I use it on my work laptop and from time to time switch to my iPad if I need to use it. My first keyboard had a key come loose and logitech were very quick to provide a replacement. On both the original and the replacement keyboards the battery life has been nowhere near what is advertised - a few months rather than a few years. It is such a good keyboard that I can actually live with this, as the batteries aren't that expensive, but it is a shame that logitech couldn't find a way of incorporating a rechargeable battery perhaps due to how slim the key board is. I look forward to seeing whether there is a version 3 at some point with perhaps support for wireless charging!

Wasn’t sure this would be good but it’s paid for itself already. I use it with my iPhone 16 pro max, which is essentially my iPad also (don’t want an extra device). I use it to write my journal daily when out and about. It’s lightweight and small so it fits into my sling nicely. Well designed. So far so good.

This keyboard is the final piece of the jigsaw to replace my laptop when I'm travelling. It connects very easily with the tablet and works very well. It is very low profile, though the keys have enough travel and feel to make typing a pleasant experience. It is not a full width keyboard, but I don't notice this when in use.My full travel set up is:- Lenovo Tab M10 Gen 3 10.1 inch Android tablet- MoKo Phone/Tablet Stand (from Amazon)- MoKo 9-11 Inch Felt Tablet Sleeve- Logitech Keys-To-Go 2 keyboard- Logitech M240 mouse

Such a shame - this is a great keyboard, but it keeps losing connection. I have five Logitech keyboards, so I am familiar with connectivity that can bug some of them 9generaqly can be worked around). This seems to be a power issue. When batteries are new, it's ok. But any pressure on the power or just age (and this is a couple of months of light use, not years), and the drop-offs start. Replace the battery - better. Got exactly nowhere with support. pure denial of the issue. Yet other descriptions match exactly.

Very good. Works with all of my devices Samsung (Android), Apple (IOS) and even Windows and is very light and portable