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Question: Mine is only 2 weeks old. I can't find the charging cord.  My Plantronics charger fits. Can I use that?  Where can I get a new cord?
Document: I have not used this yet, need to find the USB cord I just miisplaced. They need a separate charger though . There are iPad users that do not have a computer. I have a lap top stored away that I only use to play guild wars or sims 3 and with the new xbox, not even for that. All I ever used my desk top for was to surf, email and play games. I use my iPad for that.
Does what it is supposed to do. Works fine. Easy to use. Only problem I have is I misplaced the charge cord and can't find a place to buy a new one. Everyone tells me that I can use any similar type cord so I'll try that when I need to.
This is probably the best keyboard made for the iPAD. The keys are soft and nimble the spacing makes it easy for typing. The keyboard can last about 2-3 weeks of constant use.The only thing that I would change is to have Logitech incorporate a light indicator to show how much battery life is left.Their service is phenomenal. After 4 months of use the product stopped charging. I wrote directly to the company and within 72 hours a new keyboard was being shipped to me. No Questions asked.
I will have to get used to the smaller layout with a few uses, but it's nothing that bothers me too much.I haven't used the charger yet, so I can't say anything about battery life or charging speed/time, though I have heard good things about it.The magnet for the storage mode is very sturdy, but I also wish there was some way to close it with the ipad and not have it just flop open.
The keyboard is great. The battery life is fantastic. The one drawback is the charging cord for the keyboard. It is small and easily lost especially since the battery charge lasts for months. They should have enabled you to charge it with an iPad charger since that is what it is used with. This would have allowed them to save on the costs of a cord in exchange for making their product even easier to use.
Got so frustrated trying to use the keyboard on the IPAD2 screen, that I decided to buy an external keyboard.The Logitech keyboard works great and fits my BIG hands OK.I like that it has a rechargeable battery and the USB cord for charging fits into the plug used to charge the IPAD2.When we received the IPAD2 as a gift, our cousins included a protective covering, so we don't directly mate the keyboard to the IPAD2.
I purchased this from Amazon after using my Apple wireless keyboard for a couple of years with my iPad 2, Macbook Pro, Dell laptop, and most recently my new iPad. I love my Apple keyboard and find it very comfortable to use but it's bulky to carry around. It took a bit of time to get used to the smaller form factor of the Logitech ultrathin keyboard cover but after just one day I'm typing this review on it without too much difficulty.
The brushed metal finish slides into any bag or bookshelf without much fuss.The charger has one of the harder-to-find USB connectors, so not just any old USB charger or cable will work. Best keep up with the one that came with it, and buy a spare in case you lose it. The upside? A charge can last literally for months. It uses so little current that even when I'm using it a lot, it just keeps on going.
Works fine as a wireless keyboard. Problem is that I mostly use the Ipad in bed, and I find I'm constantly taking the keyboard off since it doesn't fold back on itself like my old cover. Unless you plan to use a keyboard most of the time you use your Ipad, then don't get this cover
While there is probably a new one, and I'll probably get it, I still use the old one anyway. It's not a good fit, but the device is just too good not to use. This gets my highest recommendation!Shooshie
Answer: It's a standard USB to mini cord. I use one that is for one of my Bluetooth headsets. Nothing unique or special. I also use my iPad wall plug with USB to mini cable too