The Logitech Keys-To-Go 2, a compact wireless keyboard designed for mobile use, is now available for $69.99, offering improved connectivity and multi-device pairing, amid positive reviews for travel and professional use.
Logitech’s Keys-To-Go 2 is being sold for $69.99 today, a discount of about $10 from its usual $80 price, according to the retailer listing. The deal is available without any special membership requirement, and the keyboard is offered in black, purple and white.
The device is designed for people who want a tablet to behave more like a laptop. Logitech pairs the keyboard with a built-in cover and a slim, highly portable frame, making it easy to carry in a bag alongside a tablet or phone. Reviewers at RTINGS said the product is aimed squarely at mobile use, though they also noted that the construction does not feel especially rugged.
Tech sites that have tested the Keys-To-Go 2 broadly agree on its appeal as a travel keyboard. Tom’s Guide praised the slim design and the typing feel of its scissor-switch keys, while TechRadar described it as a practical option for professionals who need a compact keyboard for tablets, smartphones or computers. Macworld also noted that the keyboard can serve as a lighter alternative to Apple’s own keyboard accessories for iPad and Mac users.
Connectivity is one of its main strengths. Logitech says the Keys-To-Go 2 supports Bluetooth pairing with up to three devices, so users can switch between, say, a tablet, phone and computer without repeated re-pairing. The company also says the keyboard can run for up to three years on its preinstalled coin-cell batteries, although some reviews point out that the batteries are not rechargeable and that the small keys may feel cramped for long sessions.
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