Logitech has unveiled a sequel to the decade-old Keys-To-Go Bluetooth keyboard that's sure to interest anyone looking for a portable typing solution. The Keys-To-Go 2 measures a scant 4.57mm at its thinnest point (8.77mm at its thickest) and has a completely refreshed design.
It comes in a choice of three colors: Lilac, Pale Grey and Graphite and boasts scissor keys and a built-in cover to protect the keys when not in use. When you want to type, you flip the cover round and it acts as a mini-stand to prop the keyboard up for a more comfortable typing angle.
Interestingly, Logitech has opted to power the keyboard with coin cell batteries rather than the usual lithium-ion rechargeable one. The company says the result is a 36-month power reserve and less fiddling on the part of the user. Although, when it does come time to change the battery you'll need a screwdriver and two fresh batteries, rather than plugging in to a USB-C cable.
It's also worth pointing out the plastic parts in the Keys-To-Go 2 include certified post-consumer recycled plastic; 36% for the Pale Grey and Graphite versions and 33% for the Lilac colorway.
The keyboard is priced at $79.99/£79.99 and both layouts are available to buy directly from Logitech.
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