Which peripheral keyboard is better?

[cesarrom]

I'm traveling around my country for work reasons and I brought my tablet with me, so I can keep making documents and things like that.
I just noticed that it is unconfortable for me to use the touch keyboard (just in time, I know :c ), so I was looking for an android keyboard here where I am, I found these models, one of them is extremely curious, have you guys use one of these before? Do you recommend it?

normal android keyboard I found was like this one:
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B01AKCM5YG/?tag=curiosity0a-20


curious andorid keyboard I found was exactly this one:
http://buff.ly/2eBFbrR

 

[Zaap]

I've tried the logitech you link. I personally didn't like the feel of the keys (very clacky and loud actually, very plasticy) but the nice feature was that it has a slot that holds your device steady.

Also the wheel to choose from 3 different devices without re-pairing. Its surprisingly heavy also, which is good and bad. Good for heft to support a device like a tablet in the slot... bad for carting it around if every oz counts while traveling.

The projected keyboard thing: I've never used one so can't say much. My gut feeling is it probably has best results in a controlled setting, meaning not so great in random spots while traveling. Just a guess though.

Keep in mind you don't nessisarily need an "Android" keyboard. Any decent blutooth keyboard should do.

 

[luv2liv]

this works and foldable.
https://www.amazon.com/Microsoft-Universal-Foldable-Keyboard-Android/dp/B00UBGU4PY/

the projected keyboard will hurt your finger tips, just as typing on the screen, because there is no spring to cushion the impact

 

[Winston Marmaduke III]

I love my K480, but it's not very mobile. It's heavy and loud. I actually like that, but I bought it to keep near the TV so I can connect it to my set top box, phone and tablet while I couch potato.

If you want to be mobile I'd look at something else.