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Question: Is it black with aluminum case & adaptable to IPad II?
Document: Ordered this bad boy to turn my iPad into more of a workstation-esque kind of unit. I previously had the Belkin Ultimate Keyboard Case, and I ditched that rather quickly. The design of this unit is nice with a matching aluminum housing and sleek black keyboard. The iPad feels sturdy when docked, and looks clean.
I love how the keyboard is durable and feels just like a regular keyboard. I barely charge the keyboard and it has a long battery life before you have to go charge it again. I love the aluminum like design on the bottom. Matches with the back of my iPad2. Feels very nice. But the black part of the keyboard stratches very easily and you can't do anything about it, thats one of the bad things about that. Another one is that the "case" isn't good.
The great thing about this keyboard is how easy it is to charge, setup, and use. The price was right and it makes a great protective traveling case as well.The major disadvantage - no spel correksion (:  That's one of my favorite functions of my iPad II, and this keyboard does not do that, unfortunately. Otherwise, I'd give 5 stars.
The Logitech Keyboard Case for IPad 2 works as advertised. My feeling when using it is just like typing on my laptop. The brushed aluminum case complements the IPad. But you would need a separate sleeve to give both the IPad and the Logitech Keyboard Case some form of protection against scratches. Overall I love it.
Since I am late to the game this keyboard/case has already been covered well.It does what Logitech says it will and I very much appreciate the look and feel of the keyboard and the machined aluminum case. Sometimes it can be a bit tricky getting my iPad out of the case but this isn't a demerit at all. Given the price point it is worth considering if a physical keyboard would be helpful to you.
It would earn another star if I could adjust the angle, and it had support from the back rather than just the bottom. The Transformer Prime dock is more what I was looking for, but of course that doesn't work for the iPad (and is much more expensive).As a case: 4.5 stars. I like that the iPad automatically turns off, and the aluminum obviously protects the screen well.
)Slot is not deep enough to hold iPad alone; must use imbedded kickstand. (easy to use though)The aluminum edges of the case are not as rounded as I would like.Overall, I really like the case (I am typing this review with it). Having a very small, light, dedicated keyboard for the iPad will make it even less likely for me to carry around my netbook.
I just bought an IPAD 4 and got this case here on amazon, and its working great so far. The keyboard is perfect size and links up wirelessly via bluetooth to the IPAD. The case is well designed out of aluminum and matches well with the IPad in terms of asthetics too. The price is also a wonderful thing, I would suggest this case to anyone who owns or buys an IPad 2, 3, or 4.
For my purposes, I basically only need the keyboard at home or when traveling out of town. So, I elected to buy a Snugg case when taking the iPad 'on the go' and I leave the keyboard at home. Some people have mentioned about dings in the aluminum. I guess that could happen, but I think if you really want to use the keyboard and have it available at all times, you might be better served to get the Brookstone.
Bluetooth range from the iPad is about 40'. The aluminum case is light and attractive.If you do a significant amount of typing, this keyboard is much better than the iPad's. I've looked at several other keyboards and they all have about the same size keys. This one has more extra keys and it will make up for the extra time it takes you to type if you have large fingers.If the Logitech keyboard was priced around $79 I would call it a bargain. Is it worth a little more?
Answer: Yes it is (for both).