Logitech has unveiled the Chinese version of their Combo Touch keyboard case, designed specifically for the newest iPad Air (M2) and iPad Pro (M4) models released in May.
The case has been crafted from sustainable materials
The new Combo Touch prioritizes both portability and eco-consciousness, being crafted from sustainable materials while holding the title of Logitech’s thinnest and lightest keyboard case yet. It offers a detachable keyboard for flexible use and a versatile kickstand to accommodate different viewing angles. Notably, the Combo Touch integrates Logitech’s largest Multi-Touch trackpad to date.
The keyboard itself features a standard layout with automatic backlighting, offering 16 brightness levels for comfortable typing in various lighting conditions. Shortcut keys are also included for essential commands like volume control, media playback, and screenshots, enhancing overall workflow and user experience. The keyboard conveniently connects directly to the iPad, eliminating the need for separate charging or Bluetooth pairing.
For users seeking a more affordable option, the Combo Touch comes in Graphite for the iPad Pro and Oxford Gray for the iPad Air. Here’s a breakdown of the pricing:
- Combo Touch for iPad Air 11-inch: 1698 yuan
- Combo Touch for iPad Air 13-inch: 1898 yuan
- Combo Touch for iPad Pro 11-inch: 1898 yuan
- Combo Touch for iPad Pro 13-inch: 2198 yuan
While the Combo Touch is lighter and slightly cheaper compared to Apple’s Magic Keyboard (priced at 2,399 yuan for the 11-inch and 2,799 yuan for the 13-inch), it’s worth noting the trade-off in features. The Magic Keyboard offers a superior user experience with a tactile feedback trackpad, a feature missing from the Combo Touch.
Ultimately, the choice between the Logitech Combo Touch and Apple’s Magic Keyboard depends on your priorities. If budget is a major concern and you value a lightweight design, the Combo Touch is a compelling option. However, if a more premium experience with a tactile trackpad is important, then the Magic Keyboard might be the better fit.
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