The keys have 1.3mm of key travel, which is 30% more than the 1mm of key travel on Apple's Magic Keyboard launched in 2020 and now available on its MacBooks and in its keyboard cases for the iPad, which cost $250-$350 depending on the iPad model.Īlso: Best smart notebooks to digitize your to-dos The keyboard itself has full-sized letter keys and a nice, tactile feel. When the keyboard is flipped out, the ReMarkable 2 automatically goes into landscape mode, and when the keyboard is covered, it automatically flips into portrait mode. The top flap simply folds under while the bottom flap pops up to one of two well-placed positions. From that perspective, its design is much more versatile and usable than any iPad keyboard case I've seen. But what impressed me the most about the hardware functionality and design was how smoothly and fluidly it flips between a normal folio case and an open keyboard. The ReMarkable 2 magnetically snaps into place on the Type Folio and connects via a built-in three-pin connector. CloseĪlso: The best tablets (aren't all iPads) If you see inaccuracies in our content, please report the mistake via this form. If we have made an error or published misleading information, we will correct or clarify the article.

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