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Logitech makes a variety of wireless keyboards, but its Keys-to-Go carries the distinction of being the company’s thinnest and lightest Bluetooth keyboard. It isn’t as slim as its predecessor, though it has a better typing experience with real scissor keys and a built-in protective cover that folds back and slips under the keyboard when you’re ready to go to work. Multi-OS compatible, the Keys-to-Go-2 is available in lilac, pale grey and graphite for $65-80.
While I can’t say the typing experience is as good as Logitech’s MX Keys Mini — and the keyboard may be a bit cramped for folks with larger hands — it’s one of the best typing experiences you’ll get from an ultraportable keyboard. In other words, keep your expectations in check (which is admittedly harder to do when you’re dealing with an $80 keyboard).
The original Keys-to-Go only worked with one device at a time, but this model, like Logitech’s other recent keyboards, allows you to connect to three devices simultaneously. You can jump between devices using the Easy-Switch keys on the top left of the keyboard. The Keys-to-Go 2 isn’t rechargeable, but Logitech says its replaceable coin cell batteries can give you up to three years of battery life.
