Satechi’s new iPad keyboards and stand are slim, sleek and affordable – Review Geek

CES won’t officially start until next week, but that doesn̵

7;t mean companies have to wait to launch new products. Satechi has just removed the wraps from four new backlit keyboards and a kickstand for the iPad. The keyboards are slim and can be connected to multiple devices. And you can choose between getting a numpad or not, wireless or wired. And with the Satechi iPad stand, your tablet almost resembles a small iPad.

Starting with the wireless options, you can choose from $ 69.99 Slim X1 backlit Bluetooth keyboard or the larger $ 89.99 Slim X3 backlit Bluetooth keyboard. The X1 does not have a numpad, so it should be compact and better for travel. But if you need something closer to full size, you might want to go for the X3 instead, including a numpad. The X1 can connect to three different Bluetooth devices, while the X4 can step up to four. Both keyboards charge via USB-C, but it’s not clear how long the keyboards will last on a single charge. You can order the new keyboards today.

If you prefer wired options, Satetchi has you covered and will save you some money. But you will have to wait longer. Its $ 59.99 Slim X1 wired backlit keyboard and $ 69.99 Slim X3 wired backlit keyboard will go on sale later this month.

Finally, Satechi has one new standard for iPads. The $ 44.99 aluminum stand has a 180 ° mounting and 135 ° base hinges, so you can angle your tablet for good viewing range. It can hold your iPad in vertical or horizontal positions and can be folded for easy storage. You can pick it up from Satechi’s site today.