For many people, the rise of touch screens on phones and tablets has largely done away with the need for physical keyboards, but for the rest of us, digital keyboards just don’t have that typing experience. Tapping a screen doesn’t feel quite as intuitive as a physical button, especially on a tiny iPhone screen.
Thankfully, the Magneti Bluetooth Keyboard from Moguls Mobile brings the keyboard back to smartphones. Designed for the iPhone 5/5s, the Magneti is a fully functioning keyboard that magnetically attaches to the slim metallic case provided. The magnets are strong enough that it won’t fall off no matter how you hold it, but you can still conveniently detach the keyboard if you want to lose the bulk.
The case and keyboard weigh in at 2.5 ounces and adds only a quarter of an inch to your iPhone’s profile. Despite being so compact, the Magneti manages to provide a keyboard that has manageable keys and is comfortable to type, with a feel reminiscent of the Motorola Droid and the Blackberry. The device is charged by a microUSB that is included in the packaging.
To learn more about the Magneti Bluetooth Keyboard, go to MogulsMobile.com.
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