MT Reviews: Logitech keyboard for iPad Air

Need to type a document on your iPad? The Logitech keyboard may come in handy.

by Matthew Gwyther
Published: 27 Feb 2014
Last Updated: 27 Feb 2014

LOGITECH KEYBOARD COVER FOR IPAD AIR

£89.99

Tablets might be set to outnumber laptops three to one by 2017, but they cannot yet replace them for serious work when on the move. Typing is especially maddening on an iPad - finger versus glass just doesn't feel right.

Step in the Bluetooth-enabled Logitech iPad keyboard cover. All we need now is for Microsoft and Apple to bury the hatchet and let us write Word documents on iPads.

RATING: TWO STARS

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