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can you work with those keyboards without a table, like put it on your lap?

• eludwig 9y ago
  No, not really, or at least, not comfortably. I tried this with my 12.9 (with the same keyboard, the foldable one) for a few days on the train and it is possible to balance it on your lap while sitting nicely with your legs bent at the knee at a 90ish degree angle, feet flat on the floor. The keyboard is stiff enough as long as the gulf between your legs isn't too wide. The problem is that any shifting around can cause this set to move and tip. It just doesn't feel long-term stable. It is possible to do it for a few minutes, say, to reply to an email. That said, the keyboard is really nice to type on and is really easy to get used to. I know these things are very subjective.
• brightrhino 9y ago
  The Logitech Create keyboard/case [0] for the 12.9 iPad Pro works great on my lap. The new Logitech Slim Combo case/keyboard [1] has a removable keyboard that doesn't work well on a lap but makes using it as a tablet easier. Both keyboards are backlit and I like typing on them. [0] https://www.logitech.com/en-us/product/create-ipad-pro-keyboard?crid=1762 https://www.logitech.com/en-us/product/create-ipad-pro-keybo... [1] https://www.logitech.com/en-us/product/slimcombo?crid=1762 https://www.logitech.com/en-us/product/slimcombo?crid=1762