Logitech has announced a new keyboard suite for the 2018 edition of the iPad Pro.
Logitech has announced a new keyboard suite for the 2018 edition of the iPad Pro.
Are you a little eager to pay between NOK 1,900 - 2,200 for Apple's Smart Keyboard Folio?
Then Logitech's Slim Folio Pro may be for you. The company has just announced a keyboard for the 2018 edition of the iPad Pro (both the 11 and 12.9 versions).
Full option
The keyboard for the 11-inch costs $ 120, which is equivalent to about one thousand dollars in Norwegian kroner. The 12.9-inch costs $ 130, ie around $ 1,100.
In other words, there is a lot of money to save here. Nor is it stupid that it is not at the expense of functionality.
The Slim Folio Pro acts like a locker that protects both the front and the back of the iPad, and it also has a tripod feature.
Three months on one charge
The case has a backlit keyboard with multiple media buttons and also features a dedicated magnetic holder for the Apple Pencil.
For example, the media buttons allow you to quickly access the home screen, brightness adjustment, spotlight search, and music/video management.
The keyboard turns on automatically when the item is set to write mode. According to Logitech, the battery should last for up to three months on a single charge.
Unlike Apple's official keyboard, which uses the iPad's Smart Connector, the Slim Folio Pro uses Bluetooth LE. That means you have to charge the keyboard separately or use a USB-C cable directly between the keyboard and the iPad.
You can pre-order the keyboard already now - launch is later in April.
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