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Published: 2015-07-09, Author: Mark , review by: geekdad.com
Abstract: The last couple of months, I've had the privilege of using the Brydgeair keyboard for the iPad Air This keyboard, created from the same kind of unibody aluminum as the iPad's back, feels like a natural extension of the iPad In both look and feel, includi...
Strong and balanced in weight. Similar to a MacBook keyboard. Backlit keys and stereo sound.
Hinge elements are ugly
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Published: 2015-03-30, Author: Juli , review by: macrumors.com
Solid construction, Balanced weight, Hinge for multiple viewing angles, Backlit keys, MacBook-style key spacing and feel,
It's heavier than the iPad and not great for travel, Speakers more gimmicky than actually useful, Setting it up for the iPad Air 2 is a hassle, Expensive
Published: 2015-02-23, Author: John , review by: macobserver.com
Three models color matched to iPad Air colors, works with iPad Air or Air 2, recessed keys, magnetic sleep/wake, pairing buttons matched to iPad AIr design, matches shape and design of iPad Air, backlit keyboard, stereo speakers, leather, zippered case in
Keyboard indicator lights could be more explicit, moved to the surface. Speakers not as good as iPad's
Published: 2015-02-02, Author: Jason , review by: macworld.com
Multiple viewing angles, Sturdy aluminum construction, Adds more weight over a plastic keyboard case.
Speakers are just OK, iPad battery life suffered
The BrydgeAir brings more functionality to the iPad than other keyboards in this category. The speakers sound OK, but not great. The backlit keys are an appreciated feature, as is the sturdy hinge and multiple viewing angles. Battery life takes a bit of ...
There are dozens of add-on keyboards for the iPad Air that try to turn this tablet into a ultralight laptop, but none that we have tested comes closer than the BrydgeAir. The built-in speakers are an important part of this, but the whole design of this de...
Published: 2014-11-22, Author: Neil , review by: appleinsider.com
Sturdy construction and clever design really do make your iPad Air feel like a mini MacBook, The keys are responsive and backlit, and dedicated iOSspecific buttons and arrows greatly improve productivity, Strong hinges hold your iPad in place at any angle
External speakers are subpar, and rubber protection on hinges could be improved
The huge lineup of keyboard accessories designed for Apple's iPad serves to show how many people are looking for greater productivity on their tablet. But many of the best options out there require an iPad to be stuffed inside a cumbersome case that make...
The BrydgeAir Keyboard has dedicated iOS buttons, backlit keys and an aluminum finish to match the iPad Air range
The built-in speakers don't sound very good, and the metal construction means it adds to the weight of your iPad
The second version of Brydge's keyboard makes for an impressive accessory to the iPad Air series. If you're none too impressed with plastic alternatives, look no further....
Well made; Keys offer a solid click; Keyboard is pretty close in design to the Apple keyboard;
Some keystrokes appear to go missing, usually after not typing for a few minutes or selecting a new cursor point; On-board speakers are terrible, and aimed right at the iPad which doesn't help make them sound any better; Tablet holders lose grip gradually
There is certainly no shortage of keyboard cases for the iPad Air and iPad Air 2, and Brydge's case just adds to this pile, providing more keys for what would otherwise be a content consumption tablet.The question of if Brydge brings anything new to the t...
