The keys seem to be positioned on sponge - there's no kinetic feedback as to whether the key has connected or not.
In other words, it's a proverbial sweet spot for me to get work done. I've become more productive as a result of being able to multitask without the multitasking offering too many distractions. So far my test with the iPad Pro is going great. Don't get me wrong, it's different, than my MBP, but my hand and finger spacing, as well as how much pressure to exert in order to type fast, accurately, and efficiently, required to no learning curve unlike the 12" MB which I never got used to after a two 2 week trial as my only traditional computer. I can't speak for the Logitech option but I love how Apple's Smart Keyboard feels to type. Not for everyone, true, but perfect for me. The split screen multitasking is very usefull when used with the Apps designed to take advantage of it, and there are certain advantages over a laptop including LTE, Touch ID, "instant on" (from sleep), amazing array of productivity apps including some flagship products from major vendors etc.
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I disagree somewhat, in that, this does become a full laptop replacement for someone like me. I'm finally reprogramming my muscle memory to stop doing that, but I miss it. For the first few weeks I kept pressing the "`/~" key as a reflex having gotten used to the "home" button on my old Logitech keyboard/cover. A big mystery remains as to why Apple did not include the row of media/function keys. The viewing angle is excellent, and yes it is stable on my lap. The Smart Keyboard keeps the iPad Pro ultraportable (thinner than MacBook Air). I thought hard when choosing the Apple Smart Keyboard for my iPad Pro. It was solid, easy to clean, spill-proof, protective, but added significant bulk to the device. I was a huge fan of the Logitech Folio keyboard/case with my 4th generation Retina iPad.
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