Logitech Keys-to-Go 2 hands-on review: testing its typing feel, built-in cover, Easy-Switch, battery life and value as a ...
If you like using a desktop keyboard when you’re on the move, but don’t want to carry a full-sized one around with you, then check out the Atek Onboard Travel Keyboard. This travel keyboard features ...
We're always on the look out for sturdy travel keyboards, and Atek's bucks the trend by looking to have the same key size and apparently the same key travel as your desktop 'board. The payoff with the ...
The Lofree Edge keyboard is a bit of a surprise. I generally don’t enjoy typing on a typical low-profile keyboard, and my enjoyment doesn’t improve as keyboards get thinner. With the Edge, Lofree ...
Tablets with their own keyboard cases are great travel companions, but they’re rarely cheap. The Cherry KW 7100 Mini BT is a portable keyboard that can be paired with a bargain tablet or even a phone ...
The Nuphy Air75 is a low profile keyboard for a new generation. At only 16mm in height, it’s able to slide into any bag and taken on the go without a second thought. Thanks to its innovative foot ...
While it’s unlikely to be your first choice, your humble smartphone can work if you need to quickly set up a writing or work station in a cafe or on the train. With smartphone display sizes almost ...
If you’ve got a nice mechanical keyboard, typing on anything else can often become an unpleasant experience. Unfortunately, full-sized versions are bulky and not ideal when you’re travelling or for ...
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The only keyboard I need for travel now is also Razer's first designed for macOS, but it has a weakness
Not everyone needs a keyboard that can connect to multiple devices across operating systems and go wherever they go, but those who do are often met with the same compromises. Ultraportable keyboards ...
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