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Question: does the keyboard have a dedicated backspace key? or does it have to be used in conjuction with delete key and some other key?
Document: At least the Delete is full size, which is good because I tend to it hit several times when typing.The Enter/Return is smaller, so you might occasionally miss it, as well the apostrophe key. Less used keys (e.g. the =, +, _ keys) have been combined into one key, requiring modification keys to use them. There are special keys for selecting and copying and pasting text, as well as a special key for taking you back to the home screen.So for the most part I really like the typing on the ZAGGKeys, though I only use it for shorter pieces of writing like this review.The hinge works really well.
I've been using the ZAGGkeyys Cover nearly everyday, mainly because I can use it both as an iPad cover (well sort of) and mostly because I can slip the iPad in out of the hinge for both typing and in portrait mode for reading.The keyboard is not full size as the first model but typing on it is manageable. If you type on your full size Mac keyboard all day, you will find yourself miss hitting the Delete key on the ZAGGKey, but after you type for  a while, your brain should adjust to smaller keyboard.
You can actually type with the keyboard rather than hunt and peck or get used to some awkward key placement. If you own a 1st Gen Mini and want the versatility that the Zaggkeys Cover has to offer then this is the one and only keyboard to use. It is a 5 Star product. It is too bad the Zaggkeys Cover for the Retina Mini is not available yet. I ended up purchasing the Zagg Folio, which fits the Retina Mini, when I need to type.
I've been needing a keyboard for my Ipad Mini for a while to take quick notes in meetings, this thing is perfect for that. It may be a small keyboard, but I was able to get used to it pretty quickly. Reason why I didn't give this thing 5 stars is because when I first got the keyboard, I got it and the &#34;S&#34; key had been knocked out of it's position. I wasn't able to put it back because thee mechnism that held the key in had been broke as well, so I sent it back and they replaced it in a timely manner.
The remaining 25% is used for indicator lights or a groove to sit your iPad mini in. This means that the keyboard has to be scaled down, with all the attendant layout compromises, to a vertically short area. This means really cramming in some keys, and making odd calls like a narrow spacebar, or holding down the fn key with another key to make an apostrophe or quotation mark appear on screen. That renders the keyboard unusable to someone who needs to get text into their device quickly.The ZAGG keyboard, however, takes up almost all the available space it has on its face, meaning keys can be taller and wider...and ZAGG paid particular attention to making the more commonly used keys larger.
Leaves something to be desired, but it's really easy to get used to. 5 minutes with the keyboard and you're touch typing (and I have big hands). * Sane key arrangement (many keyboards make bizarre tradeoffs like making you use function keys to type single and/or double quotes or other common keys)* Problem-free Bluetooth functionality (unlike everything else we tried except for Logitech and Apple's own original wireless keyboard -- although this appears to be an iOS 7 problem on this specific iPad model, not a problem with the keyboards, but still a keyboard that doesn't work isn't a useful keyboard)* Firm hold on the iPad (it appears to use the magnets a little, but the primary means of holding it is pinching one edge in a plastic groove)* Very light and small* Backlighting* Wide angle adjustment, hard to appreciate until you try a case that doesn't* Works with the iPad sleep mode* Easy to put into the case and easy to take out* When opened, little rubber feet grab hold of the surface it's on, and they keep it surprisingly stable, for example on glass, granite, or other smooth surfacesThe only Con that matters is:* The bottom edge of the iPad is covered by the plastic groove and it is difficult (to say the least) to bring up the new, and useful, Control CenterNot a Pro or a Con, but depends on your needs:* Doesn't cover the back, but is lighter and thinner because of itMy summary: perfect case given the need for functionality, flexibility, and the lightest and thinnest added bulk to the iPad Mini possible.
Love this keyboard! I'm typing on it right now actually.. it was a little hard to get used to with the keyboard being significantly smaller, however once you get used to it, it is awesome!
I was underwhelmed by the light up keyboard. Keys were rather small for someone with big hands and the placement of certain keys seemed counter intuitive, but I'm sure I would've gotten used to it.Battery life seemed nice. Good material for a cover, although I would've preferred an actual case.
I just recieved this case/keyboard for the iPad Mini and was pleasantly surprised at how easily and quickly it paired with the mini. As I'd expect, the keyboard takes a little getting used to as it is smaller than the one I use with my regular iPad, but I LOVE the backlit keys and expect that I will rely on that feature when typing in darkened rooms during conferences. As always, with Prime it arrived very quickly.
It's sturdy and adjustable for viewing the screen while typing. The keyboard also has backlit keys, which is useful for when you have to type in very low light.The biggest problem I with the keyboard though is that the back is very smooth, so it's difficult to get a grip on the iPad, as I could with my former leather iPad mini case. But I think I'm going to get used to it, mainly because I like how I can turn the iPad over, insert it into the hinge and start typing.
Answer: It has a backspace key- which deletes as it goes. It has transformed my mini into an incredibly multifunctional system, adjusts to any angle- really I'm a huge fan!!! So many people have asked me about it that have seen it, and then immediately ordered one, I can't tell you. I think you'll be very pleased!