Brydge MAX+ Vs. Logitech Combo Touch: iPad Pro Keyboards Compared

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For iPad Pro and iPad Air users choosing between third-party keyboards, the Brydge MAX+ and the Logitech Combo Touch are good options to consider. The Magic Keyboard for iPad is Apple's premium keyboard case for the iPad Pro and iPad Air but is pretty expensive in comparison to third-party options. These keyboards not only have all the features of the Magic Keyboard but also pack some extras. Apple is positioning the iPad, particularly the Pro models, as a laptop replacement, but it needs a keyboard to serve that function.

Apple's own keyboard accessories might be the first choice for a lot of iPad owners but there are plenty of third-party options, some of which cost less and have more features. While a keyboard case is always the best option as users not only get a keyboard but a case that keeps their device safe, users can also pair a regular Bluetooth keyboard or even connect a wired one to their iPads. Apple will even allow users to pair the Magic Keyboard for Macs to the iPad.

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Brydge is a household name when it comes to keyboard accessories for iPad, and the MAX+ is its top-end model. The keyboard case is designed to transform compatible iPad Pro or Air models into a MacBook. The MAX+ is made of two materials — an upper plastic magnetic case that the iPad attaches to and the lower aluminum keyboard. Logitech needs no introduction and the Combo Touch is a testament to its years-long experience in making keyboards. The Combo Touch is actually a two-piece accessory — one part is a bumper case while the other half is the keyboard. So, unlike the Brydge MAX+ which has its case and keyboard connected by a hinge, the Logitech Combo Touch can be