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ZAGG Universal Tablet Wireless Keyboard


ZAGG has released a new universal tablet wireless keyboard. If you want more comfortable typing experience for your tablet or smartphone, the Bluetooth keyboard may be able to meet your requirements.This is a practical Bluetooth wireless keyboard that measures 9-5/4 x 5-1/2 x 3/4 inches and weights 0.65 lbs.

 ZAGG Universal Tablet Wireless Keyboard

As we can see from the images, the Bluetooth keyboard features elegant and ergonomic design, and comes with island-style keys in order to provide a comfortable, more natural typing experience and fast typing speed.

 ZAGG Universal Tablet Wireless Keyboard

Moreover, the portable speaker has a versatile protective case that doubles as a tablet stand for convenient set up and portability. Apart from that, its long-lasting battery offers you up to three months of regular use between charges. The universal tablet wireless keyboard is priced at $69.99 USD.  




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