Subj : Logitechs smallest ever wireless keyboard looks ideal for creativ
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From : TechnologyDaily
Date : Wed Jun 19 2024 12:15:05

Logitechs smallest ever wireless keyboard looks ideal for creatives on the 
move

Date:
Wed, 19 Jun 2024 11:04:13 +0000

Description:
The Logitech Keys-To-Go 2 keyboard is thin, light and primed for working on 
the go or out of the office.

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Accessory maker Logitech has just launched the Keys-To-Go 2 , a 
super-slimline keyboard for tablets and phones thats designed for working on 
the move. It provides a much-needed update to the original Keys-To-Go and 
offers a range of intriguing new features. 

Weighing 222g, the Keys-To-Go 2 is thin and lightweight, which should make it 
ideal for dropping into a bag when you hit the road. It comes with a built-in 
cover to protect it from the kinds of scuffs that can frequently occur when 
working and traveling. The cover also doubles up as a makeshift stand. 

Logitech says the keyboard is multi-OS compatible, and it can switch between 
three different devices connected using Bluetooth. Theres one version with a 
Universal keyboard layout that works with Android, ChromeOS, Windows, iPadOS, 
iOS and macOS, plus an Apple-specific edition with a layout for iPadOS, iOS 
and macOS. 

The Keys-To-Go 2 is partly constructed from recycled plastic, with this 
material making up 36% of the Pale Grey and Graphite versions and 33% of the 
Lilac model. The aluminum in the keys is also apparently made with renewable 
energy, while the products paper packaging comes from FSC-certified forests. 
Your next iPad accessory? (Image credit: Logitech) 

The original Logitech Keys-To-Go launched in 2014 and has had a few revisions 
since then. The new version, though, is a totally redesigned product and 
looks very different to its predecessor. 

Whereas the first Keys-To-Go had thin fabric keys and lacked a cover, the new 
version features scissor switches underneath its keys, which should make for 
a better typing experience. The keyboards chassis, meanwhile, is a more 
traditional plastic affair. 

The original Keys-To-Go had a thickness of 6mm. The new edition runs from 
4.35mm at its thinnest to 8.97mm at its thickest point. Instead of 
rechargeable or AA batteries, it uses a coin cell that Logitech says will 
give it up to three years of juice. 

Logitech is selling the Keys-To-Go 2 for $79 / 79 (around AU$150). If youre 
after a portable keyboard that works with multiple devices at once, it could 
well be worth a look. You might also like The best keyboards 2024: top picks 
for typing and gaming Best smart bags, suitcases, luggage and rucksacks for 
the future of travel The best budget keyboards in 2024



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Link to news story:
https://www.techradar.com/computing/logitechs-smallest-ever-wireless-keyboard-
looks-ideal-for-creatives-on-the-move


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