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Question: Is the keyboard hard or silicon?
Document: This product is more  for people who like to use tablet on the desk.hard to use this keyboard when you lay on the bed or something,Definitely for Desk or Table use.
Outstanding, works great. A little hard to get started and charge but after that it is pretty good. Makes it difficult to use the keyboard on your iPad.
I really like my iPad keyboard because I am used to typing my letters, etc. Hard to adjust to the &#34;touch&#34; thingy. Also, I like to answer my e-mail as I receive it and make comments as I check my facebook.
First off the seller of this product delivered it on time and did everything they said they would. I would do business with them again. But this is just a badly designed product. The angle of the screen and the keyboard is 90 degrees. This means that you look down on the screen at an angle that makes the screen hard to read or you move the Ipad up to eye level and type with your fingers way up there.
It was not exactly what I expected but it works pretty good. The keyboard is easy to use and the material of the cover is really good. The only thing I didn't like is that is hard to use on your lap to take notes. However I noticed that all the covers that bring keyboard are as hard to use, so I think that among the options out there, this is one of the bests. I am happy with my purchase!
I was issued an iPad by my office and was very reluctant to use it because I tend to be technophobic. I find that my Targus Keyboard makes using the iPad easier for me. I was able to charge the case and sync it with my iPad fairly easily-given my phobia. I insisted on doing it myself. I love that the case is hard-cover and protects the screen from scratches and provides some protection from breakage.
So, you have to tap very lightly (and thus the iPad sometimes doesn't recognize that you are tapping) or you tap hard and it pops out and falls onto the keyboard.After a day the side on which the iPad is mounted (the side with the big hole) started warping upwards, creating a wave-shaped back on the case.Finally, the strap that is supposed to keep the case together is placed too far at the edge to provide any real safety if the case were to fall.
The screen is protected from the keys buy a hard but material coated ridge along three sides of the keyboard. When you close the case you have a rubberized strap to secure the top and bottom together. This works well.Overall this is a nice but flawed product. I like the convenience of typing on a real keyboard but find it a little cramped and clumsy. Still, it is much better than trying to type longer documents on glass.
I got this for my wife, who just received an Ipad II for her birthday. She's pretty hard on her electronics, and I also knew that in many instances that this would be replacing the clunkier macbook pro for around the house and on the go use. I wanted something that both protected the Ipad as well as offered a keyboard.Pros:1. It looks sleek. It's a bit heavy, but the design is solid, thick, and looks professional.2. Snap in/out.
I really liked my case until i took it on a trip. The way the Hard parts of the case line up on the screen...the case cracked my screen. I put the case in my carry on, there was no turbulance and the overhead compartment was not overcrowded. My warenty was void because there was a 'point of impact'.
Answer: The keyboard is hard plastic