For example, take a look at the Rapoo E2700 Mini Wireless Keyboard. Retailing around $50, it’s roughly the size of a business size envelope — and it doesn’t weigh a whole lot more than said stationary, either. It connects seamlessly to your iPad via Bluetooth and stays locked in within 10 yards of the device.
With a full range of function keys, the Rapoo puts you in more control of your tablet than its own touch keypad can manage. And, its scissor key action gives the user a more satisfying and reassuring tactile experience than tapping away at glass.
With the Rapoo set up alongside your iPad, the tablet transforms into a small laptop without the need of touchscreen keys — leaving your full screen to display the necessary software. That combination can do much of an iPad Air can do for about 25% of the cost.
