It didn't feel exactly necessary, though, so I haven't used it on a daily basis.Īt $149 to $169, the Brydge Pro keyboard cases sit in the middle of the pack, still pricey enough to keep them from being an impulse buy.
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MORE: How to Access Alternate Characters on the iPad KeyboardĪlso, there's a back-flap cover piece, so the hinges won't protrude. When I carried around the iPad Pro connected to the Brydge in laptop mode, though, I noticed the tablet part of the makeshift 2-in-1 would rotate backward: The weight of the tablet pulled it down - though that’s acceptable when this is the only case that allows you to rotate the iPad Pro freely on its hinge. In terms of stability, the Brydge Pro’s hinges are strong enough for me to use the device in my lap and barely see any shaking as I type (and I type rather forcefully, mind you). It's a metallic keyboard deck that comes in silver and space gray, and its pair of hinges allow you to slide in the iPad Pro. If you want a traditional laptop experience, you've probably got your eye on the Brydge Pro keyboard, which is the least case-like option. The Best iPad Pro keyboard case for typing. Specs (12.9-inch model): Required activation force: 61 grams | Travel: 1.2 mm | Weight (iPad Pro attached): 2.3 pounds | Thickness: 0.6 inches The display also stays stable in the case as I type. That may be because I’m most used to this accessory, since it’s been out the longest and we’ve had it since we reviewed the iPad Pro. Testing the Apple Smart Keyboard Folio on the 10fastfingers typing test, I clicked my way to 79 words per minute with 97.5% accuracy, which is the speediest typing I recorded on any of these keyboard covers.
MORE: Best iPad Keyboard Shortcuts (for Smart Keyboards or Bluetooth) Yes, Apple's keyboard case costs the most ($30 more than the Brydge keyboard and $60 more than the Logitech folio), but it earns that price tag by being the thinnest and lightest option.
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