This is a great keyboard.  I also own the original Airbender that I used with my iPad 2.  It was very good and I've been very happy with it, but I have to admit, this is a nice improvement.The overall look is much improved.  It is very clean and professional looking.  It is also somewhat ruggedized though I haven't tested the overall durability.  It is much lighter than the original keyboard and some of the competing keyboards that I checked out.  The weight is heavier than you might expect if you haven't used a keyboard before, but it is a nice complement to the iPad Air.  The overall design makes it very stable when using it on your lap.  The case is designed to allow you to rotate the iPad from landscape to portrait.  This is very convenient and also allows you to choose which direction you like the iPad's buttons to be on.The keyboard itself is surprisingly easy to type on. They keys are normal size and have normal spacing.  I can type on this keyboard as easily as I can my desktop keyboard.  The keys have good feedback.  There are also dedicated iOS keys for home and lock.  Additionally there are the extra keys necessary to work with OSX and Windows.The keyboard connects via Bluetooth.  It is very simple to pair it with the iPad.  While designed for iPad, it also works with iPhones and computers.The keyboard charges via micro-usb.  It does not take long to charge and the battery lasts a very long time.The new Airbender 2.0 also has a nice new design that allows the iPad stand to be removed from the keyboard and stand alone.  This allows you to set it up similar to a separate keyboard and monitor like you would have with your computer.  This feature actually works very well on a solid surface.Overall, I'm pretty impressed with the improvements in this keyboard.  The design is nice, the keyboard is very easy to type on, and it is very easy to use. 

Question: How is the keyboard?
Answer: The keyboard itself is surprisingly easy to type on