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I use an Apple Wireless Keyboard (3rd gen) that has proper inverted T arrow keys with my iPad Pro (10.5) and a Mac mini (Late 2012) spare computer. The subseque
by paypalcust83 6y ago
I use an Apple Wireless Keyboard (3rd gen) that has proper inverted T arrow keys with my iPad Pro (10.5) and a Mac mini (Late 2012) spare computer. The subsequent one was and Magic Keyboards are poorly-designed and unusable.
To be fair, the Logitech Slim Combo Keyboard Folio is awful. In the first week, the left arrow key cap leapt off the keyboard over the right side and committed suicide. Furthermore, the keyboard doesn't always work on wake, so it negates its entire purpose for being. I took it off to gather dust somewhere and only use the kickstand back case, which pointlessly blocks the SIM tray that I use. (I'm going to Dremel it as soon as my Hazard Fraught order arrives.) I'd send it back, but I still need a case.
The Mac mini has:
- wired WASD V3 blank caps keyboard for voluminous typing
- Logitech MX Revolution (RF) in always free-scroll mode for conventional mousing (recently replaced battery, which is still made by third-parties)
- Wireless Keyboard for remote control
- Magic Trackpad 1 for multi gestures and remote control