Unfortunately, this ‘hinge’ feels cheap and like it could break or malfunction at any time. To stand you iPad 2 up, you must first set up a special triangular ‘hinge’ that will support the back of the device.
The keyboard case features a long groove designed to hold the iPad 2 in both portrait and landscape modes for typing and viewing. The keyboard also includes handy “special function” keys that let you quickly return to the iPad’s home page, cut, copy, paste, undo, redo, and control volume and playlist options. The buttons are a little more cramped and we pressed two letters at once a couple times, but for a travel keyboard it is a comfortable size and better than most. While the keyboard isn’t full-sized, it does have nice buttons that feel similar to those on a real keyboard. After that, the keyboard is paired via Bluetooth and you can start typing. Setting up the keyboard is fast and easy, requiring you to only press a button on the keyboard and select the device from the settings on your iPad 2. It barely adds any bulk to the iPad 2 when folded into the aluminum keyboard case. Why have a case for your iPad 2 and a separate Bluetooth keyboard when you could combine the two into one slim accessory? The case has the slim part down. The idea behind the Logitech Keyboard Case is solid. Logitech’s new Keyboard Case for iPad 2 aims to solve that problem by integrating a Bluetooth keyboard and a slim protective case in one item. Typing anything longer than a Facebook status or quick email on your iPad can seem arduous and frustrating.
But one of the biggest drawbacks to the functionality of the iPad is its lack of a real keyboard. Tablets like the iPad 2 are quickly sneaking up on laptops as the preferred device for computing while traveling or casual at-home use.
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