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Hey,

 

I am having trouble finding a good quality portable bluetooth keyboard. It will mainly be used for my Nexus 7 and/or Phone and it must be able to fit into a bag. I can see there are hundreds of these keyboards out there but I really just want the best (with a reasonable price <£50) there is out there.

 

Would be great if someone has played with or seen a keyboard they recommend. The typing feel is important. I really don't want a sluggish typing experience, might as well type on the screen if it doesn't feel good.

 

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I would hate to say it, but maybe the Apple wireless keyboard.

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Logitech K810 - Alittle over your budget, but its pretty good.

The apple keyboard as-well.

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One of the things Apple actually does well is keyboards, although I'm not sure it's in your budget.

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I would hate to say it, but maybe the Apple wireless keyboard.

It is a great keyboard, I did use it for gaming before I got my Ducky. I really just liked the size of it. The typing wasn't awful either.

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It is a great keyboard, I did use it for gaming before I got my Ducky. I really just liked the size of it. The typing wasn't awful either.

 

I used one for gaming before I got my Razer Blackwidow, and I can confirm this.

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Really considering the apple keyboard but it is white. :S

 

Would get the Logitech, but the keyboard seems very very overpriced for what it can do. That easy switch system seems amazing though.

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Really considering the apple keyboard but it is white. :S

 

Would get the Logitech, but the keyboard seems very very overpriced for what it can do. That easy switch system seems amazing though.

 

Yes it is over priced, so is the apple :P

The only other ones really worth it are the smaller ones which are hard to type on ;p

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Great keyboard used it for like a month and liked it :D

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One of the things Apple actually does well is keyboards, although I'm not sure it's in your budget.

Maybe so but they are all yucky membrane keyboards. 

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I don't have one of these (yet), but from the ones I've used, it feels pretty solid: http://www.amazon.com/Logitech-Bluetooth-Illuminated-Keyboard-Smartphones/dp/B0099SMFVQ/ref=sr_1_2?s=electronics&ie=UTF8&qid=1377896366&sr=1-2&keywords=logitech+easy+switch

 

It's a little more expensive than the Apple wireless keyboard, but it's really easy to pair to multiple devices and switch between them.

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