Apple Magic Keyboard vs Logitech K480: features Both the Apple Magic Keyboard and Logitech K480 are wireless keyboards, using a Bluetooth connection, which helps keep your desk free from clutter.

Unlike the Magic Keyboard, Logitech’s case comes in two pieces: the case itself, which sports a kickstand, and the keyboard, which attaches to the Smart Connector.

Logitech's Keys-to-Go 2 is designed as a lightweight, portable keyboard that's easy to carry and practical enough for ...

Logitech is selling the Folio Touch for $160, while Apple's Magic Keyboard for ‌iPad Pro‌ is much more expensive at $300, so right off the bat, it has a huge advantage when it comes to price.

While you could opt for a Magic Keyboard — the Apple-made keyboard and trackpad — we’d recommend taking a look at the Logitech Combo Touch for iPad Pro instead. Its starting price is just ...

The Logitech Bluetooth Easy-Switch Keyboard costs about the same as the Magic Keyboard, while including extra features like easy pairing of multiple devices, and backlit keys.

Apple users don;t have many choices when it comes to keyboards with a Mac-specific layout, but Logitech's new MX Keys premium keyboard is a great Mac keyboard with a backlight and the ability to ...

This is the first time Logitech has offered a keyboard/trackpad option for the 12.9-inch iPad Pro, however, and it’s significantly cheaper than Apple’s own Magic Keyboard.

After the surprise announcement that the Magic Keyboard for iPad will be available sooner than originally announced, the cheaper Logitech alternative which fits Apple’s non-Pro iPads is also ...

AppleInsider tests out the new Logitech Combo Touch for iPad Air and iPad Pro. It is a combination case and keyboard that also includes an integrated trackpad for the first time — all via the ...