iPad keyboard case

BRYDGE PRO Bluetooth keyboard for the 2018 iPad Pro review

REVIEW – OK, I’m going to lead with…I LOVE this thing. I know the BRYDGE PRO is not for all iPad users for reasons I’ll get to. But for me it fits into, at least in part, how I want to use my tablet. Last year Bill Henderson reviewed the Brydge 12.9 Series II Bluetooth keyboard for the previous generation of iPad Pros. But with new iPad designs come new accessories. Well the engineers at Brydge went back to the drawing board and have created an even better wireless keyboard that truly does transform your iPad Pro into a small MacBook.

A bit of the backstory: for years Julie and I have discussed the possibility of using a tablet as our primary computing device. And over that time, the tech world has ever so slowly moved in that direction. Many could argue, Android tablets are closer to the finish line than iPads, but with iPadOS coming soon, Apple is finally in the game. With folks like BRYDGE creating feature enhancing accessories, Adobe releasing full-blown Photoshop for the iPad, and the iPadOS becoming its own mobile operating system…we’re finally at a point, where this tech-dream is becoming reality.

What is it?

The BRYDGE PRO is a Bluetooth keyboard engineered specifically for the latest generation of iPad Pros and designed to give a (surprisingly) MacBook-like experience. The aluminum chassis is perfectly fitted and color-matched for the current iPad Pros, transforming your tablet into a mini, touchscreen MacBook Pro.

What’s in the box?

Brydge Pro 11.0 Bluetooth Keyboard
Snap-on Magnetic Protective Cover
USB-C Charging Cable
Quick Start Guide

Design and features

The BRYDGE PRO keyboard is made from a solid high-grade aircraft aluminum, giving the casing a very Apple feel to it. The PRO has a great heft and sturdy build quality. And like the MacBook and MacBook Pros, the BRYDGE PRO has four rubber feet so that your iPad Pro & keyboard combo doesn’t slide around your desk or table while in use.

The BRYDGE PRO can be configured into three modes: Laptop for typing, Tablet for drawing/note-taking, and Movie for hands-free video watching. In general, I kept my setup in Laptop mode 99% of the time, where I typed and watch movies/videos. When I wanted to use my iPad as a pure tablet, I simply pulled my iPad out of the BRYDGE PRO’s hinges/clamps.

The iPad Pro is held securely in place by two very sturdy clamps that use just the right amount of friction/pressure to keep the iPad Pro from slipping out. These U-clamps are rubber lined so they do not damage your tablet. The hinges themselves are very strong, and well-engineered to withstand the force needed to press (aka shove) the long edge of the iPad into place.

I have an ultra-thin tempered glass screen protector and Slickwrap skin on the back of my iPad Pro. These combine to ever so slightly increase (< 0.5mm) the thickness of my tablet but due to the extremely exact tolerances, it does cause the iPad to not sit in the hinge perfectly. But only by a millimeter or so…the BRYDGE PRO still works as designed.

When opened, the BRYDGE PRO engineering raises the rear of the keyboard for a better angle of typing.

The keyboard is well thought out with a great build quality and key travel. I find using the BRYDGE PRO a better typing experience as compared to the Apple iPad Pro smart keyboard folio and about equal to the MacBook butterfly mechanism. In addition to having good travel distance, the keys are (mostly) responsive and have a great feel/click to them. I say “mostly” because I found the need to type with a hint more force and accuracy, occasionally needing to retap a key if I wasn’t spot on. That said, I got better with practice…

The BRYDGE PRO keyboard is backlit with three levels of brightness.

The 11″ BRYDGE PRO layout is smaller and more compact than a standard full-sized keyboard but no worse than the Apple iPad Pro smart keyboard folio. I am not the greatest typist but found the PRO’s smaller layout and firm base more than useable and extremely lap-friendly. Truth be told, it felt just like using a MacBook when typing on my lap.

The BRYDGE PRO charges via USB-C, enabling you to use the same cord that came with your iPad Pro to power up. You can also connect the iPad Pro and the BRYDGE PRO keyboard using the included USB-C to USB-C cable for a direct, no lag connection.

According to BRYDGE, the PRO’s battery life is impressive, lasting as long as 12 months of use. But that is with limited use and no backlighting on the keys. But with the backlight on, the battery should last nearly a full day of typing (aka 20hrs). What I can say is that I have been using the BRYDGE PRO keyboard for several wks, on & off for a total of about 12+hrs, and battery life is still going strong.

BRYDGE includes a magnetic back cover that works really well with the PRO’s hinge design. The rigid rubbery back cover is relatively thin with a cutout for the iPad Pro’s camera assembly. Overall, the back cover works well enough though it does pop off pretty easily and could use stronger magnets.

Hardware specs

Material: Aluminum
Weight: 1.14 lb.
Backlit Keys: Yes (3 levels)
Battery Life: 12 months (rechargeable) via USB-C
Connectivity: USB-C + Bluetooth 4.1
Warranty: Limited Lifetime Warranty
Colors: Silver & Space Gray

Brydge Pro 11.0

Length: 9.74 in (247.6mm)
Width: 7.02 in (178.5mm)
Height: 0.26 in (6.7mm)
Weight: 1.14 lb (550g)

Brydge Pro 12.9

Length: 11.04 in (280.6mm)
Width: 8.46 in (214.9mm)
Height: 0.27 in (6.8mm)
Weight: 1.51 lb (690g)

The BRYDGE PRO does add some girth and heft to the sleek and slim iPad Pro. Here you can see it compared to my 12″ MacBook. The combined thickness of the iPad Pro and BRYDGE PRO keyboard are nearly double that of my 12″ MacBook.

OK, here is the elephant in the room…the BRYDGE PRO more than doubles the weight of the 11″ iPad Pro, weighing in at nearly the same weight as a 13″ MacBook Pro. Truth be told, I doubt I will travel that often with the BRYDGE PRO but I love this setup for around the house or (nearby) coffeeshop use.

What I like

Very well built with sturdy engineering
Made from high-grade materials
Perfectly designed for the iPad Pro
Excellent keyboard design
Backlit keys

What I’d change

Heavy/adds a significant amount of weight and volume
Keyboard a bit cramped on 11″ version
Doesn’t utilize iPad Pro’s Smart Connector
Back cover could have used stronger magnets

The new Brydge Pros are by far our best iPad keyboards yet. Designed to create an experience that amplifies the iPad as a tablet, and delivers the perfect MacBook-like experience.

Final thoughts

The BRYDGE design and material engineers have done an incredible job creating a Bluetooth keyboard that transforms your iPad Pro into a mini touchscreen MacBook Pro. The BRYDGE PRO integrates perfectly with the iPad Pro…the quality feel, high-grade materials, and user experience all feel like they came from Cupertino. The BRYDGE PRO adds excellent usability and functionality to your tablet. I’m just hoping the next generation includes a built-in touchpad . But for now, if you can live with the additional weight and bulk, the BRYDGE PRO is definitely worth considering if you’re looking for a keyboard for your iPad Pro.

Price: $149.99 ($169.99 for the 12.9″ iPPro)
Where to buy: The BRYDGE PRO is available from bridge.com or Amazon.
Source: The sample of this product was provided by Bridge.

Filed in categories: Reviews

Tagged: iPad keyboard case, iPad Pro

BRYDGE PRO Bluetooth keyboard for the 2018 iPad Pro review originally appeared on The Gadgeteer on September 1, 2019 at 8:30 am.

Note: If you are subscribed to this feed through FeedBurner, please switch to our native feed URL http://the-gadgeteer.com/feed/ in order to ensure continuous delivery.

Zagg Slim Book Go iPad Pro 12.9in keyboard case review

REVIEW – I have owned the previous 3 or 4 versions of the iPad and the last 2 versions of the iPad Pro 12.9″. I now use it so often that it is a daily part of my workflow. The ability to have a good case with a sturdy kickstand and an integrated keyboard is a must for me. I have a tried a few combinations of a case and a separate Bluetooth keyboard, but that solution is clumsy. I now get the opportunity to try the Zagg Slim Book Go iPad Pro 12.9″ case/keyboard combination. I am excited about it, so let’s get going!!

What is it?

The Zagg Slim Book Go iPad Pro 12.9″ keyboard case is slim, sleek and lightweight and connects to your iPad via Bluetooth. It can also simultaneously connect your smartphone. (2 devices at once)

What’s in the box

1 x Zagg Slim Book Go iPad Pro 12.9″ Keyboard Case
1 x Instruction Manual

Design and features

Specifications:

Device Compatibility: 12.9-inch iPad Pro (2018)
InvisibleShield® Friendly: Yes
Battery Life: 1 year
Backlighting: Yes (7 colors)
Dimensions: 11.5” x 9.6” x .8”
Tablet Function Keys: Yes
Multi Pairing: Yes
Language Options Available: Yes
Multi-Angle Viewing: Yes
Laptop-Style Keys: Yes
Detachable Case: Yes

Features:

Lightweight, Portable Design:
The sleek, streamlined design fits easily in your bag so you can take the lightweight Slim Book Go keyboard and case with you wherever you go.

Holder for Apple Pencil:
Built-in holders for the Apple Pencil are located at the top of the keyboard and at the base of the cover. So your Apple Pencil is stored safely when it’s not in use and is right where you need it.

Laptop-style Keys:
The laptop-style keys have optimal key travel so that you get clean, precise, even pressure with each keystroke which facilitates fast and accurate touch typing. Backlighting is available in seven different colors, so it’s easy to type in lowlight conditions.

Detachable Keyboard for Multiple Uses:
The Slim Book Go keyboard and case can be easily detached to accommodate different uses and work environments. The cover of the Slim Book Go, with its reverse kickstand, can support your tablet on one surface while you type with the keyboard on another.

Multi-device Pairing:
The Slim Book Go keyboard and case can pair with two devices at once, so you can sync with both your iPad and your smartphone and toggle between them.

Long-lasting Battery:
The Slim Book Go keyboard’s long-lasting battery lets you type up to one year between charges, so you don’t have to drag along extra cords for charging.*
*based on regular use of one hour per day without backlight.

The keyboard has a built-in magnetic pencil holder and a rubber hinge that connects magnetically to the tablet case.

At the bottom of the tablet part of the case, is the second half of the magnetic rubber hinge that connects with the keyboard portion of the case. There are 2 small rectangle notches that match up with the other half of the hinge.

When not in use, the kickstand folds flat against the case.

The built-in hinged kickstand allows you to place the tablet in a standing position and can be adjusted as needed at increments of your choice.

Performance

This Zagg case is just easy to use right out of the box. The iPad fits snugly in the case and the keyboard half of the case attaches magnetically to the tablet half of the case via a rubber hinge that folds easily to allow the two halves to fold and close together into one flat case.

The keyboard charges via its USB-C port and once charged, you are ready to go. Press the #1 Bluetooth key and the case immediately shows up in the Bluetooth device list on the tablet.

The keys offer just enough resistance to provide a very nice typing experience and other than a small delay if the keyboard has not been used for a while, it is very responsive.

The keyboard is backlit and offers the choice of 7 different colors of lighting. There is also the ability to use the function and backlight key to change the level of brightness of the LEDs.

On the bottom front of the tablet half of the case, there is a magnetic cutout for the pencil which matches a similar cutout in the keyboard portion of the case to provide a perfect enclosure when the case and keyboard are folded together in the closed position.

The case has the perfectly placed cutout for the Apple Pencil which allows you to connect and charge the pencil.

What I like

Build quality
Keyboard functionality
Apple Pencil accommodation

What can be improved

- There does not seem to be an auto shutoff for the keyboard. I forget to press the power key so it stays on and the battery drains in a few days
- The depth of the cutout in the case around the iPad’s USB-C port will not likely accommodate some of the currently available USB-C hubs that have a built-in USB-C jack. (See pics below)

Final thoughts

After trying a few cases for my 2018 12.9″ iPad Pro, I can easily say that I think that I have found the winning case for me. I like the feel and build quality of this case, and the stiff hinged kickstand that allows me to place the iPad on my desktop at any angle. The tablet is always secure and even with the keyboard attached the package is slim enough to easily fit in my backpack along with my laptop. The keyboard functionality is great and the dual Bluetooth connectivity comes in handy. I also love the fact that the keyboard is backlit. As long as the hinged kickstand does not become loose from constant movement, this case is good to go. I give Zagg two thumbs up and well done!!

Price: $129.99
Where to buy: The Zagg website and Amazon
Source: The sample for this review was provided by Zagg

Filed in categories: Reviews

Tagged: iPad keyboard case

Zagg Slim Book Go iPad Pro 12.9in keyboard case review originally appeared on The Gadgeteer on April 19, 2019 at 11:00 am.

Note: If you are subscribed to this feed through FeedBurner, please switch to our native feed URL http://the-gadgeteer.com/feed/ in order to ensure continuous delivery.

Brydge 12.9 Series II Bluetooth iPad Pro keyboard review

REVIEW – When I got a 12.9 in. IPad pro, I had already purchased a case for it. I’m that paranoid of dropping and ruining any iDevice I buy. The case I bought was the Speck Stylefolio Pencil Case—a great case that does not include a keyboard. I’ve never been thrilled with the choice of keyboard cases (including Apple’s), so I resorted to using a discarded Apple Bluetooth keyboard to do my typing. What I really wanted was something that was as easy to type with as my wife’s MacBook Pro laptop. I now have that keyboard—the Brydge 12.9 Series II Bluetooth keyboard.

What is it?

The Brydge 12.9 Series II Bluetooth keyboard is just that—a full-size keyboard for the larger iPad Pro. But it’s a bit more than that. The Brydge keyboard is so perfectly matched to my iPad Pro, that when closed, it looks just like a Mac laptop. You can feel the engineering quality as you open/close the lid or type on the keyboard. This is what Brydge calls the Series II Bluetooth keyboard.

Specs

Compatibility: iPad Pro 12.9 in.
Dimensions: 12 in. x 8.75 in. x 0.25 in.
Material: Aluminum
Weight: 1.55 lb.
Backlit Keys: Yes (3 levels)
Battery Life: 12 months (rechargeable)”
Connectivity: Bluetooth 4.1
Warranty: Limited Lifetime Warranty
Colors: Silver / Space Gray / Gold
What’s In The Box: Keyboard / USB Charging Cable / Quick Start Guide

Series II improvements over Series I

Faster connectivity
Longer battery life
Lower profile “butterfly” keys
Improved backlighting

Design and features

If you’re familiar with how the keyboard on an Apple MacBook laptop looks and feels, you will feel right at home with the Brydge 12.9 Series II Bluetooth keyboard. When paired with the 12.9 in. iPad Pro, the combination keyboard/iPad will fool anyone except an astute person that you’re typing on a Mac laptop. The giveaway is when you start touching the screen to perform certain functions. No Mac has a touchscreen option.

Since the Brydge Bluetooth keyboard has Bluetooth 4.1, there is no noticeable lag time—typing is instantaneous. Plus, the Brydge keyboard comes with many features that make typing much faster than using the on-screen keyboard. For instance, Command-C will copy any selected text and Command-V will paste—just like a Mac. The top row of keys features keys that control screen brightness, speaker volume, play/pause, on/off and battery life. There’s also a home button that will take you back to the home page regardless of what app you’re in. Speaking of battery life, the Brydge keyboard will last 12 months between charges. Impressive.

One of my favorite features are the backlit keys that can be set in three brightness levels at the touch of a key. Apple’s own overpriced keyboard case doesn’t even have backlighting. I also appreciate the directional text arrow keys. I don’t have to touch the screen to place the cursor. The arrow keys move it much more efficiently—just like a Mac. (Notice a trend here?)

One thing the Brydge 12.9 Series II Bluetooth keyboard does not have is a way to connect to the iPad’s built-in Apple Smart Connector. This connector bypasses Bluetooth completely and allows an attached keyboard to have more custom functions than is possible with Bluetooth alone. Maybe Brydge can incorporate the Smart Connector in a future version of their keyboard. Time will tell.

When the Brydge 12.9 Series II Bluetooth keyboard is open for typing, there’s a large area below the keys for resting the palms while typing. Ordinarily, this is where a trackpad would go, but Apple’s iOS does not support trackpad gestures.

One thing to note is that the Brydge is a “clip-on” keyboard only. It is not a case and does not add any protection to the iPad, except maybe the screen surface when it’s closed. But it was never Brydge’s intention to design a case that also happens to have a built-in keyboard. Let others do that. Brydge set out to make an aluminum keyboard that perfectly matches the iPad and that’s exactly what they accomplished.

What I like

The Brydge 12.9 Series II Bluetooth keyboard ranks up there with Apple’s own laptop keyboards.
3-level backlighting for typing in less than favorable conditions
Superb 12-month battery life
Quality construction

What needs to be improved

Offers no protection
Doesn’t connect to iPad’s Smart Connector

Final Thoughts

The last 3 reviews I’ve written have been typed mostly using the Brydge 12.9 Series II Bluetooth keyboard. I tend to switch between my iMac and iPad when writing reviews and the Brydge makes it much easier to jump from one to the other using Apple Pages with iCloud. It’s becoming my new—and improved—way of working. The Brydge has made my portable life more efficient, productive and fun. I may not be a quick typist, but my typing speed has noticeably improved since using the Brydge keyboard. It’s a keeper.

Price: $149.99
Where to buy: Amazon
Source: The samples for this product were provided by Brydge.

Filed in categories: Reviews

Tagged: iPad keyboard case

Brydge 12.9 Series II Bluetooth iPad Pro keyboard review originally appeared on The Gadgeteer on September 22, 2018 at 11:00 am.

Note: If you are subscribed to this feed through FeedBurner, please switch to our native feed URL http://the-gadgeteer.com/feed/ in order to ensure continuous delivery.

Zagg Nomad Book tablet case review

REVIEW – There is always the worry, when you buy an expensive case for a device, that you’re going to lose that investment when you upgrade to a new device. Or, perhaps you have a device that is not exactly the market leader and need a case that can be adjusted to fit your device. Well, the fine folks at Zagg have taken these fears into account and answered with the Nomad Book tablet case. I was sent one to test, and am ready to show it to you now.

Note: Photos may be tapped or clicked for a larger image.

What is it?

The Zagg Nomad Book is a keyboard case for tablets in the 9-10-ish screen size range. There are gaskets, button mapping levers, and ways of setting this case up that will handle many different models.

Hardware specs

The top case is configured for use with an iPad 9.7” device of recent vintage, as well as 9.7” devices from Samsung (S2 or S3), as well as the 10.5” iPad. Unless you own several of these devices and want to swap back and forth between them, this is a one-time configuration.

What’s in the box?

Included in the box is a rechargeable Bluetooth keyboard cover (with a charging cable) that is used for all the tablet sizes. It magnetically attaches to one side and can hinge up to cover whichever tablet is installed in the other half of the case.
The top half consists of a basic shell, two gaskets for various sizes of tablet, four button levers to actuate various models of tablet, and a magnetic plate that attaches to the back of the tablet to keep it in the case.

Design and features

A case that adjusts to the size of the device is more desirable for makers than for users, in many ways. Users just want their stuff to fit and not look like the case is meant for another device. Manufacturers don’t want to have to make a custom device for every single form factor on the market. Early in the life of the iPad, it was said: “There is no tablet market, there is only an iPad market.” (Search that phrase to see what I mean.) Everyone wanted their tablet to resemble the size, shape, and weight of the iPad. This has held true for the most popular tablets, so this case can easily accommodate a good swath of the market, but once you’ve set it up for your device, you won’t need the other gasket or button levers. They can be stored in the event you ever want to change the tablet or give the case to another.
To set it up for your tablet, first choose the button levers that correspond to your model and insert it into the case. Next, select the proper gasket and push the stylus holder through the slot for it in the case. (The stylus holder keeps the gasket in place. To change the gasket, push the stylus holder back through the slot.)
Once you have the correct gasket in place, you only have to mount the 4” x 4” magnetic plate to the back of your device with the bonding tape. This prevents the tablet from falling out of the case easily. (In testing, I found it was pretty strong, but if the keyboard was not covering the tablet, there was a decent chance the magnetic hold would release. So, not really a secure attachment method.)

Here is the layout of the magnets in both the base and the attachment plate.

The other downside of the one-eighth-inch thick bloc being stuck on the back of your iPad is that it prevents it from fitting into most all other cases. If you happen to use a folio or slipcase for your bare iPad when not using the Nomad Book, it will make your folio wear oddly, kinda giving your iPad case the equivalent of a “Skoal ring.”

To my surprise, I was able to remove the mounting block with relative ease, and it didn’t really negatively affect any of the stickers I had under it. There was no residue at all on the iPad itself. It stuck back with ease, but I’m not sure how many times that can be done before the stickiness of the magnet block is reduced to nothing.

The top case itself is a nice solid housing for your tablet and has both a kickstand and a stylus sleeve. The stylus sleeve is long and flexible, so it not only holds your Pencil securely, but it’s easy enough to remove that you don’t fear you’re going to snap the stylus in half in the process.

The kickstand feature I have mentioned with other products. I am a huge fan. This one is properly stiff to open and get into place, but then it holds without wavering while you type, tap, and jiggle the table. This is possibly the best thing about this case, to me. It can hold the iPad up from almost completely flat on a surface to past 90º so that you can even use it while watching from a lower angle. With the detachable keyboard, this is not a bad thing. You can have the iPad on a higher shelf while you’re sitting back, but you can still enter information. When it’s in that nearly flat state, however, without the keyboard, tapping can cause it to fall over backward. There’s a sweet spot around 45º where it becomes very stable.

I found the responsiveness of the keyboard to be great. It’s certainly not a clickety-clack mechanical keyboard (which I loathe), but the keys have actual travel, and you can feel them, not like typing on glass or using a membrane keyboard. There are shortcuts for everything I expected, and few that I didn’t, like a way to check the battery status of the keyboard itself.
The keyboard isn’t backlit, but you can pair it with another device besides the one in the stand. (Actually, you can pair it with any 2 devices, in the case or not!) The size and layout is enough larger than the screen keyboard as to seem almost 100%. I found myself having far fewer typos with it than with some other cases I’ve used. I really missed that backlighting, though.
The combination of the magnet, the heavy-duty case, and kickstand, and the keyboard increases the weight of my 1.05 pound iPad Pro 10.5″ to 2 pounds, 10.5 ounces. That’s a huge increase, even given the protection it affords. Also, there is no view port for the iPad’s camera. Sure, you can pop the iPad out of the case to take a shot, but then, what do you do with the case while you’re framing and snapping? And not getting the benefit of the steadiness of the kickstand to help with taking pictures is criminal.

What I Like

Holds tablet securely
Removable keyboard
Easy to recharge both tablet and keyboard while attached
Integrated Kickstand

What needs to be improved

No camera view port
Must use stick-on magnet to use securely
Keyboard detaches easily while in a bag, exposing the screen
Keyboard not backlit
Really heavy

Final thoughts

I really wanted to love this case. When I realized I’d have to stick on a huge square of plastic to use it securely, I was really crestfallen. Having moved from an iPad Air 2 to the 10.5” iPad, I was right in the target demographic. I could move back to the older form factor, or gift this to my Mom, who has the older size. But if it means prying off this growth, and then finding the sticky-tape to reapply it to the next device, it’s really not worth the effort to me.

If the magnetic attachment and occasional in-bag uncoupling don’t bother you, and you can deal with not having a way to take pictures while in the case, you may find this solid kickstand and light, tight keyboard combination a winner.

If you’re one who doesn’t have an iPad, but instead has been trying to find a protective, solid case and keyboard combination for your not-so-mainstream tablet, this may let you get into a case/keyboard combination that you’ll really love.

Price: $99.99
Where to buy: Amazon or Zagg
Source: The sample of this product was provided by Zagg.

Filed in categories: Reviews

Tagged: iPad keyboard case, Tablet accessory

Zagg Nomad Book tablet case review originally appeared on The Gadgeteer on August 23, 2018 at 9:00 am.

Note: If you are subscribed to this feed through FeedBurner, please switch to our native feed URL http://the-gadgeteer.com/feed/ in order to ensure continuous delivery.

The ZAGG Messenger Folio adds functionality and versatility to your Apple 10.5-inch iPad Pro

NEWS – So for those of us that are fans of the Apple tablets, purchasing the iPad or iPad Pro tablet is a serious investment. Apart from paying a premium for the device in the configuration that we choose, we also tend to invest quite a bit of money on accessories, including things like a protective case and a functional physical keyboard.

Once again, ZAGG has responded to the needs of their customers, and they have announced the Messenger Folio which is a case and Bluetooth keyboard combination made specifically for the Apple 10.5-inch iPad Pro. This keyboard/case combination is lightweight, and turns the tablet into a portable workstation, much like a laptop. It features a magnetic closure, Bluetooth technology for connectivity, and a built-in battery that lasts up to 3 months between charges. There is also a built-in holder for the Apple Pencil.

You can purchase the ZAGG Messenger Folio is at ZAGG.com and Target locations nationwide for $59.99.

The post The ZAGG Messenger Folio adds functionality and versatility to your Apple 10.5-inch iPad Pro appeared first on The Gadgeteer.

Filed in categories: News

Tagged: iPad keyboard case

The ZAGG Messenger Folio adds functionality and versatility to your Apple 10.5-inch iPad Pro originally appeared on The Gadgeteer on July 3, 2018 at 12:00 pm.

Note: If you are subscribed to this feed through FeedBurner, please switch to our native feed URL http://the-gadgeteer.com/feed/ in order to ensure continuous delivery.