A little while back I took a look at a Brydge iPad keyboard and I was really impressed. Tablets are great mobile devices and they’re even better when you can type accurately on them with a custom ...

Apple last week introduced an all-new 10.2-inch iPad, and case makers are jumping at the opportunity. Brydge today announced that it is releasing a new wireless keyboard case for the 10.2-inch iPad.

In terms of design, it’s hard to deny the Brydge’s advantages over the Smart Keyboard Folio. The Brydge Pro is made from a beautiful aluminum that’s available in space gray and silver, matching ...

The Brydge 12.9 Max+ is stronger competition for the Apple Magic Keyboard for iPad Pro than many might realize. Photo: Ed Hardy/Cult of Mac While the Apple Magic Keyboard is an outstanding way to ...

The Brydge Pro+ is an all-aluminum keyboard and trackpad designed specifically for the 2018 and 2020 iPad Pros. While the hardware is in the right place, the changes in iPadOS 13.4 have left us ...

No three-finger trackpad gestures Thicker screen protectors may not fit in the hinges Not all of the trackpad supports physical clicks Requires more effort to detach than Magic Keyboard's magnets ...

The Brydge Keyboard puts a MacBook style keyboard on the iPad, or at least that’s the company’s advertised promise. However, does it really match the excellent typing experience users get from a ...

Brydge 11 Max+ is a premium keyboard case for the 11-inch iPad Pro with a large trackpad. Photo: Brydge The Brydge 11 Max+ is a clip-on keyboard designed to make an 11-inch iPad Pro into a very ...

Keyboard is mediocre and too stiff for comfortable typing Touchpad is small and needs some polish -- literally Doesn’t improve typing over the Type Cover “Why you can trust Digital Trends – We have a ...

Brydge has announced a new firmware update for its Pro Plus iPad keyboards that promises to hugely improve the trackpad experience. The update brings “native” multitouch to the trackpads, meaning you ...

The answer to whether this will help replace your MacBook with an iPad is more or less what it’s always been: it depends on whether you can do all your work with what’s available on iPadOS. The iPad ...