Logitech Keys-to-GO 2 Portable Bluetooth Keyboard – Pale Grey

A backlight would make this awesom!. I l;ike that it is small. I’m using it for my Samsung Galaxy Tab S8 Ultra so it could be about 3 inchees w2ider qand still fit fine. I was also able to pair eaily to my Samsung Galaxy S20 Ultra phone. Why do I menion these devices? To show that it works with other environments besides Apple products as the description has yuou believe.
(if you have problems pairing, reboot the device that you are trying to connect to)

I have had a stroke so my left hand makes all sorts of mistakes but I cannot blame that on the keyboard for that. As such, m,y left hand says the keys could be a little less stiff so that I don’t have to concentrate on the pressure used. My right hand says that for the most part it is decent, but could use slightly lighter touch and would benefit for the keys to be on an angle like the MX Keys mini. If the keys were raised slightly more ,that would help with people like me orwih carpal tunnel. The pure flatness hurts both wrists a little for a lot of typinjg. Tnis is decent if you are in a bind as this is easier than using the pn screen kyboard.

Is it worh $60? So far,. i think its worth maybe $30.

I’ll up[date as new thought may be revea;led.

I love that it’s lightweight enough to toss in a case with my tablet without much noticeable difference in weight or bulk. I wanted something ultra portable and the ability to wipe it clean was really appealing to me. No crumbs from the coffee shop coming home with you!
Honestly I thought I’d hate the feel of typing on something so flat, but it’s not bad. There is a little feedback and the material on the top is soft enough my fingers don’t hurt after using it.
If you are a super heavy typer I would probably recommend a more ergonomic keyboard, but for shorter periods it’s not too shabby. Nothing like the old rigid trackpad feeling I was worried about. We’ll see how well it holds up over time, but so far so good!

Know what you’re buying. I feel like the people who are complaining in reviews didn’t realize what they were purchasing when they purchased it. Of course this keyboard isn’t going to be the most comfortable typing experience, you can just tell that from the pictures.

So what are you sacrificing comfortable typing for? You’re sacrificing it for portability. It’s called “Keys-To-Go”, you’re meant to be able to just throw this in your bag with your tablet and be ok with that. The fact that there aren’t switches/keycaps is what makes it so portable. You don’t have to worry about them breaking or falling off and it makes it easier to clean.

Anyways, typing on this keyboard definitely takes some getting used to. If you’re an experienced/comfortable typist you will adjust quickly. Just be aware that this isn’t a mechanical keyboard, typing on this is pretty funky. You can write papers and essays on it if you need to, it won’t be impossible. I just think it’s important to know what you’re getting yourself into when purchasing this product.

The keyboard is small and light, yes. Yes, it’s very quiet to use. But what’s the point if it’s almost unusable? The entire keyboard is covered, and the keys are virtually flush with the cover, so you have to type very accurately and forcefully. I’m a good typist, but now I know that I’m accurate because, on my keyboards, I don’t have to land squarely on each key as I type, and I don’t have to type forcefully. This keyboard was a complete waste of money 🙁

O teclado tem um tamanho bom para digitar, mas não recomento utilizar como teclado principal. As teclas requerem um pouco de esforço para serem pressionadas. Se você procurar um teclado ultra portátil para ser utilizado eventualmente, é uma compra excelente.

Update; I got the keys to go 2 and what a difference it makes, much better than the previous one. There are actual keys, which make typing much easier and better. It got a screenshot key, as well as the smiley key. It’s extremely light weight and portable, it’s exactly what I was looking for.

Key to go, original one;
You’d think for the price this keyboard would offer an amazing typing experience but it doesn’t. It is harsh on the fingers. I am female with carpel tunnel and let me tell you, 30 minutes typing on this keyboard and my fingers were stiff and in pain. As another reviewer said, it simply is no good…I have to press down really hard for the keys to register, or I have to double tap it. It is lightweight and waterproof (Altough how waterproof is something I have not been willing to test) and it looks adorable but the end results leave much to be desired and I wish I had returned it when I had the chance. I only bought it because I love my k380 and wanted something more portable…but I rather just carry the extra weight than endure the pain of typing on this one. Get the K380, it’s much better and smoother. It’s battery life is very good though, charge it only one a month…then again I don’t really use it.