I am debating between this highly-rated keyboard and the ultra-thin Logitech keyboard. Can someone compare the two?
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The shark covers the mini iPad. I think the ultra thin Logitech is only the keyboard that you attach to ipad
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Personally, I think the keyboard on the Sharkk feels much cheaper than the Logitech. I also think it's a bit thicker (haven't compared measurements). That said, the reason I went with the Sharkk was because of its rotating clamshell design and low price.
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I have had both and like the Sharkk better because it is more stable, and feels more like a laptop. The Logitech was nice, and very slim, but offered no protection to the iPad itself (which the Sharkk does) and was harder to use on my lap, since the connection is easily detachable. The thing I did like more about the Logitech was the ease of removing the iPad to use alone and the option to use it in portrait or landscape. But, with the Sharkk, I have better protection of the iPad, a more stable device, and I can flip the keyboard behind to use it as just a tablet or to view in portait. So, overall, unless popping it out of the case pretty regularly is very important, I would recommend the Sharkk. I have had both and like the Sharkk better because it is more stable, and feels more like a laptop. The Logitech was nice, and very slim, but offered no protection to the iPad itself (which the Sharkk does) and was harder to use on my lap, since the connection is easily detachable. The thing I did like more about the Logitech was the ease of removing the iPad to use alone and the option to use it in portrait or landscape. But, with the Sharkk, I have better protection of the iPad, a more stable device, and I can flip the keyboard behind to use it as just a tablet or to view in portait. So,... » Read More I have had both and like the Sharkk better because it is more stable, and feels more like a laptop. The Logitech was nice, and very slim, but offered no protection to the iPad itself (which the Sharkk does) and was harder to use on my lap, since the connection is easily detachable. The thing I did like more about the Logitech was the ease of removing the iPad to use alone and the option to use it in portrait or landscape. But, with the Sharkk, I have better protection of the iPad, a more stable device, and I can flip the keyboard behind to use it as just a tablet or to view in portait. So, overall, unless popping it out of the case pretty regularly is very important, I would recommend the Sharkk. « Show Less
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I have had both and like the Sharkk better because it is more stable, and feels more like a laptop. The Logitech was nice, and very slim, but offered no protection to the iPad itself (which the Sharkk does) and was harder to use on my lap, since the connection is easily detachable. The thing I did like more about the Logitech was the ease of removing the iPad to use alone and the option to use it in portrait or landscape. But, with the Sharkk, I have better protection of the iPad, a more stable device, and I can flip the keyboard behind to use it as just a tablet or to view in portait. So, overall, unless popping it out of the case pretty regularly is very important, I would recommend the Sharkk.
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Yes! That is the whole point of this keyboard! I higly recomend it, and to me, this is by far the best keyboard that I have ever used! Ps, you can also costumice the keyboard keys to work as you see fit.
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I wanted to replace the Logitech K350 2.4Ghz Wireless Keyboard as it takes quite some effort to type (cleaning the keys has not helped significantly). The Microsoft sculpt worked better in that respect but since it broke down so soon I am going to stick with Logitech mouse and keyboard.
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I bought two from newegg. The wife likes hers, mine was so terribly sticky I had to throw it out. Especially bad were the large keys, like shift. You had to hit it dead center. any pressure at the ends and it wouldn't go down without tons of pressure. I loved the lighting (yes, it turns off), but I'd avoid this keyboard.
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The keyboard is what sold the Samsung for me. I didn't like the feel of the Asus but the Samsung keyboard feels like a normal keyboard to me. Both companies make quality products though I don't think you can go wrong with either. Other then the keyboard I don't really see any difference between the two except for maybe the screen qualities which I can't really comment on. I think the new 10.1" Aspire One is worth looking at too if you're considering price.
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It's more of a soft click. They have more depth than a laptop keyboard but it's nothing compared to a mechanical keyboard which is what it sounds like you're looking for.
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In a word YES! The layout of the board is just flat bad. It was a mistake to purchase it. I have since gifted it to a young neighbor and purchased another keyboard for myself.
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Good morning ArtGirl -- I have had my Tactile KB for about 2 years. No problem on my iMac --install or use. . It has strong sound when typing, the response from the keys is solid and robust compared to the slim KB. I like the sound, solid feel and response. Good luck.
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I have the same preference for keyboards. This one, which I've been using for many months is definitely heavy. The key feel is somewhere between the soft feel of most modern keyboards and the older ones I really liked. I find it acceptable if not ideal, but I'm not a touch typist. The key travel is about 1/8 inch. Hope this helps.
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Thanks for your reply. I a using the ipad2. Do you think that will fit into the logitech ultrathin keyboard as well?
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Sorry, Can't help, I returned my keyboard. The arrangement was too bulky for me. I replaced it with a belkin slim keyboard that was more expensive, but quite a bit higher in quality.
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"This is great for gaming. "- my nephew. I had Logitech gaming keyboards myself and this one seems bigger and better built.
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It's not bad. It is a little firm, but palm rests are like beds. Everyone likes them a little different when it comes to firmness. It's 1000x better than the hard plastic the keyboards come with. I'm using it on a logitech G510.
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I'm shocked at the other answers. This keyboard is horrible compared to the keyboards found on Thinkpad laptops, which I've been using for years. If you are expecting the same good, solid feel of the keys you'll be disappointed with this keyboard. Very soft, weak feel to them. The mouse is also very small, which you may or may not like.
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Not much difference at all. the G510 has a little more control over the color of the lights for the keys, and conrtol over the sound system including mute. In my opinion either board you select you will have as good ad there is on the market. ps Logitech didn't pay me a nickle for this testimony and I mean every word of it!
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The keyboard is very responsive. That is the best thing about this particular keyboard is that it is very fast. It is slightly slower than my laptop keyboard, but still very quick and way better than all of the other ones out therer that I have tried (the silicone molded keyboards).
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Average space, but I have replaced them more than I should, I found a logitech mk750 (at Costco) that is much better and I love the low keys. Take care