If you want to stand out in a darkened classroom, Inateck has the iPad keyboard case for you. The outside is professional-looking, and there’s an Apple Pencil slot. But the standout feature is the ...

The keyboard is available in both black and white colours. It is around the same width as a typical 10″ tablet and is very lightweight so should be easy to carry around during a day. Connecting the ...

Android has supported the Bluetooth HID profile, which stands for Human Interface Device and is usually seen in connection with Bluetooth wireless keyboards, since version 1.6. However, not all ...

The Inatek Wireless Bluetooth 3.0 Stainless Steel Keyboard is available from Amazon for around $27, which is a pretty good deal given its overall features and format support. More details can be found ...

The keyboard is sturdy and has a slight tilt to be ergonomic and reduce wrist pain. Similar to other keyboards of this size, the keyboard does not have a virtual numeric keypad – my only complaint.

If you’re not too worried about scratching the back of your iPad Air, or if you’ve already got a case that covers the back but not the front, then Apple’s iPad Air 2 Smart Cover might be ideal. You ...

Keyboards aren’t particularly sexy, let’s be honest. Unless of course, like me, you genuinely enjoy the art of typing. If that’s the case then you’ll know that typing anything longer than three or ...

Setting up the keyboard is incredibly easy. For example, I used my Nvidia Shield Tablet for testing. I simply went into the Bluetooth settings, searched for devices, turned on the keyboard and one ...

80 The BK1003E Bluetooth keyboard from Inateck is stylish, great value, and makes working on your Android tablet , Windows tablet or iPad a cinch. Read our Inateck BK1003E wireless keyboard review.