Logitech Keys to Go Bluetooth Keyboard
Dynamic Folio Case from Maft
Lexar Professional Go Portable SSD
Split Charging Cable
Anker USB-C Hub
Portable Battery Banks
Apple Pencil (USB-C Version)
Sling Bag
0:00 So, I've been using the iPad Mini for a while now, and over time, I've collected a handful of accessories. Some new, some I've had a few years, and are interchangeable and not specific to the iPad because they either have Bluetooth or USBC connectivity and generally make the iPad a little bit more productive. And looking at them all, they're pretty much all travel friendly. So, if you're on the go with the iPad Mini a lot and looking for some accessories, then this video might just be for you. So, the first accessory is the Logitech Keys to Go Bluetooth keyboard. I mentioned this in my previous video about the iPad Mini, but you can't, or should I say Apple doesn't sell an official keyboard
0:31 folio thing for the iPad Mini. The only option is a Bluetooth keyboard. And when I was doing a bit of work with emails back and forth whilst on holiday, the on-screen keyboard on the iPad Mini I felt was just not enough. So, this is why I picked up the Logitech Keys to Go 2 keyboard. This is a very light keyboard, quite comfortable to type on, much better than the oncreen keyboard on the iPad mini. compact and relatively thin. And it opens like this with a magnetic clasp. And then it claps on the clips on the back like so. And in
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