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Logitech launches Create keyboard for the Apple iPad Pro for Rs 9,995

The Create keyboard from Logitech has backlit keys with adjustable lighting, a holder for the Apple Pencil, and a dedicated row of shortcut keys.

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Tech2 News Staff|Sep 26, 2016, 17:07:35 IST

Logitech has launched the Create keyboard case for the 9.7 inch iPad Pro. The keyboard is backlit with adjustable light intensity for day and night time typing. There is a special row of buttons with dedicated functions for the iPad. These shortcut buttons include search functionality, brightness adjustment, and controls for media playback. They keyboard draws power from the smart connector on the iPad, which solves the problem of having to separately charge a backlit keyboard.create-keyboard-3Ashok Jangra, Logitech, Cluster Category Head for India and SWA said “Create is like the Swiss Army Knife of keyboard cases. It puts all the tools you need at your fingertips, and the keyboard charges through the Smart Connector so you can just set your iPad Pro into a typing position and go. It brings typing on the iPad Pro to a whole new level.”create-keyboard-2The case has an integrated holder for the Apple Pencil. When folded over, there is also a sketching position for the case, which keeps the iPad in an angle that is comfortable for using the Pencil. The outer fabric is resistant to spills and can be cleaned with wiping. The inside uses a lightweight polycarbonate frame for structural integrity without adding too much weight. The entire case weighs 426 grams. The create keyboard is available for Rs. 9,995 with a warranty period of one year.

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First Published:Sep 26, 2016, 17:07:35 IST
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