Microsoft just announced that Office is now free to use on all major mobile platforms: Android, iOS and Windows Phone. Whether you’re writing up reports in Word, meddling with spreadsheets in Excel or drawing up slides in PowerPoint, there’s one accessory that’ll help more than any other: a Bluetooth keyboard. In this article, we’re going to recommend five worthy keyboards for you to take a look at.
5. Kanex Multi Sync Bluetooth Keyboard
This keyboard is designed for Apple devices like the iPhone, iPad, iPod Touch and Macs. It’s designed in the same style as Apple’s own Wireless Keyboard, but it incorporates a number of improvements that set it apart. For example, dedicated keys allow you to easily switch between connections to up to three different devices, saving time you would otherwise spend pairing and unpairing. The Kanex also comes with an iPhone / iPad stand, so that you can type in a more comfortable position. Finally, you can even plug this keyboard in to charge it and connect over USB.
4. Freedom i-Connex Pocket Bluetooth Keyboard
This keyboard is literally small enough to slip inside your pocket, providing tactile keys and a full-screen view on your device at minimal cost. The keyboard includes dedicated media controls and a tiny but long-lasting battery, allowing it to operate for hours at a time and recharge in minutes. The 110 x 60 x 7mm i-Connex is definitely a pocket marvel.
3. Encase Wireless Bluetooth Tablet Keyboard Case
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If you want a full-size Bluetooth keyboard without bulk, then this keyboard case is ideal. It holds your tablet tightly, providing a laptop-like form factor that protects your tablet too. This combination case and keyboard is available in two varieties, to suit 7-8 inch or 9-10 inch tablets.
2. Logitech K760 Wireless Bluetooth Solar Keyboard
This unique keyboard from Logitech has a special trick: an integrated solar cell allows it to recharge itself. The keyboard is designed for Apple devices, and feels great to type on with good travel and satisfying feedback. The keyboard works equally well on the go or in the office, and will soon be a constant companion for anyone that likes – or needs – to write.
1. Logitech Ultrathin Bluetooth Keyboard for iPad Air
If you have a popular tablet, then you might want to investigate a keyboard that’s built just for your device. For example, we have a wide range of iPad Air keyboards, iPad Mini keyboards, Nexus 7 keyboards and many more. Just search for the name of your tablet and the word ‘keyboard’ in the search above, and you’ll be away. The Logitech Ultrathin is one I found earlier, and it seems to be a great keyboard and case for the iPad Air series of 10-inch tablets.
Conclusion
So there we have it – five Bluetooth keyboard recommendations for you! Thanks for checking out the article and be sure to let me know what you think in the comments below. Have fun in Office!