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The Targus Versavu iPad 3 Keyboard Case is a fantastic option for any iPad user who is sick of the hit-or-miss keyboard found in iOS. This is a hard cover case that provides a solid combination of style and productivity. It comes in either black or bone white, so you are given options as far as what kind of statement you want to make with your device. Also, it comes with a very high-quality stylus. Of course, the most important part of this case is it’s keyboard, which, to put it quite frankly, is excellent.
Although it is on the smaller side, it does not feel cheap at all and has a solid amount of tactile feedback. The keys are large enough for people with bigger fingers to type comfortably, and they also have a decent amount of spacing between each other, allowing for accurate typing each and every time. The keyboard can also be used in both portrait and landcape orientations, so the case is very usable for anyone and everyone.
All of that being said, I do have some issues with this Targis Versavu case. The keys are fingerprint magnets and seem to be attracted to the oils on my fingers; within a week of use, the keyboard began to look dirty and a bit old. Perhaps my biggest issue with this case is it’s price. Even with a full keyboard, a stylus, and a unique design, $99.99 feels a bit high. Plenty of other similar cases are currently on the market for more reasonable prices, such as the Kensington KeyFolio Pro 2, which comes in at under $70 and still has a high-quality, full fledged keyboard. Even more competitvely priced is the New Trent IMP39B Embassy Keyboard Case, which may not look as nice as the Targis, but still provides a very usable keyboard.
Personally, I deeply enjoyed my time with this case, regardless of it’s flaws. I believe that the case is very high quality and good looking, but I’d look at the zagg folio for ipad 3 before buying.
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