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
579990
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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Very similar mouse - but the mouse is not going to drop keystrokes on you. You cannot type on it. It is a mouse...7000 keyboards (I have had 3) all seem to eventually start dropping strokes. They feel good, but if you do more than extremely casual use, go with something else.I am sure OP has already made decision, but I see there was not a definitive answer, so here it is.
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There's no comparison. Zagg is so much better. The Sharkk has very poor placement of the shift and arrow keys, the keyboard is set in the case and the lip catches on your sleeve or wrist. I returned it and have purchased a Zagg. The Zagg has the same placement of the keys as the Mac keyboard and the fit is comfortable.
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No this is not a slim keyboard. It is just like a standard keyboard with no frills, but I had trouble with the computer from the moment I plugged it in. Problems stopped the moment I took it off.
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I have the cherry MX Blue version, typing on it write now, and yes... very much so. I recommend not getting the KB though because it uses a miniUSB interface to connect to the KB itself and for me that comes unpluggled a lot... I want my money back and want a new keyboard.
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I switched to a Logitech K811 keyboard. The keys have a slight indentation and the keyboard letters are illuminated. Well worth the difference in cost.
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Nah it feels a lot like a regular PC keyboard. Only main difference is it's layout. Otherwise, it's the same.
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I think that touch & feel is awfully subjective and dependent on personal preference. But I'd say the keys on this board are relatively "tall" and distinct. In fact, this stands out for me because I'm on the heavy handed side and prefer this board's configuration to something like the Zagg tablet board that I'm typing this note on. Hope that helps.
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I found it to be very quiet which was my primary reason for choosing this model. If you have longer fingernails, II suspect it will "click" . I really love this keyboard! Good luck"
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I would say fairy quiet, it's not as quite as the silicon ones, but definitely better than many logitech keyboards. the best way is to go to the shop a try it out, I did that.
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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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No, unfortunately. If you want a mech K/B from Logitech, go for the G710 or the newly-released G910. However, the G19 is a DAMN good K/B and the screen's useful for more than gaming. For a power-user like myself, this thing is heaven to use, whether gaming or typing papers. Ditch the hard plastic handrest and swap it out for something gel-filled or solid rubber, though.
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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 tried Corsair's and Razer's mech keyboards, and in my opinion this one is a lot more comfortable. The extra wrist space being built-in rather than attached allows for use of the keyboard on en-even surfaces, like your lap, etc. Software also works as it should and isn't overly complex.
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The new one is thinner than the one I have and I think thinner than the one it was designed for. Don't think it was designed to accommodate a keyboard. Can't trust manufacturer. Because they lied to me on the phone, I ordered two (they said the problem with the first one was unique) and I had to return both. .
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You would have to buy the model that HAS the oriental notes. It costs more. whether its worth it is subjective. The keyboard itself is great.
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This keyboard is very easy to type on. Huge upgrade if you're used to the keyboards from just a few years ago before they started making them like laptop keyboards. This Logitech is similar to Apple's in the amount of pressure required to make a key stroke. I'd suggest going to a local office supply store as Logitech has several keyboards that use the same feel.