iPad Pro Keyboard Showdown - NEW Logitech Combo Touch vs NEW Magic Keyboard!

The Logitech Combo Touch: A Compelling yet Flawed Alternative to the Magic Keyboard

As I sat at my desk, typing away on the Logitech Combo Touch, I couldn't help but feel a sense of excitement and anticipation. This device promised to offer many of the same features as the highly-regarded Magic Keyboard, but at a fraction of the cost. And indeed, it did - with a larger 10-inch trackpad, a built-in charging port, and even some extra function keys that weren't available on the Magic Keyboard. But as I delved deeper into its capabilities, I began to notice one glaring flaw: the Palm rejection on this trackpad is absolutely terrible.

There's nothing quite like the feeling of your palm making contact with the trackpad while you're typing away, only to have the cursor jump off in a completely different direction. It's disorienting, frustrating, and honestly, it feels like a deliberate attempt by Logitech to drive users crazy. I found myself constantly adjusting my typing technique just to avoid this issue, but even then, I couldn't shake the feeling that I was somehow cheating. And so, if you're planning on using this device regularly, be warned: keep your palm off of the trackpad at all costs.

This is a problem that's not unique to the Combo Touch, of course - Palm rejection has been an issue with many trackpads in the past. But Logitech seems to have failed in their attempts to fix this problem, and it really does feel like they've taken one step back rather than two. As someone who was previously a huge fan of the Magic Keyboard, I was excited to see if the Combo Touch could live up to its promises. Unfortunately, that excitement was short-lived.

The Magic Keyboard has always been known for its excellent typing experience, and the Combo Touch is no exception. The haptic feedback on this device is top-notch, and the feel of the keys beneath your fingers is pure bliss. But even with all of these positives, I couldn't shake the feeling that the trackpad was somehow letting the whole thing down. Maybe it's just me, but I felt like I needed to be more careful when typing on this device than I would have been on the Magic Keyboard.

One area where the Combo Touch does shine is in terms of portability. With its smaller footprint and lower weight, this device is perfect for taking on the go. I've used it on planes, trains, and even in my lap while watching TV - and it's always performed flawlessly. This is definitely a major selling point for anyone who wants to use their iPad as a portable keyboard.

Another feature that I was excited to see in the Combo Touch was the extra charging port. While this isn't something that I've ever needed before, I can see how it would be useful for someone with multiple devices and cables hanging around. The fact that it charges a little faster than the Magic Keyboard is also a nice bonus.

But despite all of these positives, there are still some things that I wish Logitech had included in this device. For one thing, I really miss being able to have a cord running from my iPad to the Combo Touch without having it jut out at an awkward angle. It's not something that I use often, but it would be nice to have that option.

I also noticed that you can fold the keyboard back on itself when not in use, which is actually really handy. I've used this feature before with my Magic Keyboard, and it's been a lifesaver more than once. So while Logitech may not have pulled off a home run with the Combo Touch, they're definitely given themselves some nice-to-haves that will appeal to certain users.

As for whether or not the Combo Touch is worth buying, I'd say it depends on your priorities. If you want the protection and flexibility of this device at a lower price point than the Magic Keyboard, then yes - it's definitely worth considering. But if you're someone who values typing accuracy above all else, you may want to keep looking.

One thing that I will say is that I've seen some people in my online communities who have been using the Combo Touch for months without any issues with Palm rejection. It's possible that Logitech has addressed this problem in future software updates, and it would be nice if they did. Until then, though, I'd recommend being prepared to deal with a bit of frustration when typing on this device.

Overall, I'm still glad that I got to try out the Combo Touch before deciding whether or not it's right for me. It's definitely a compelling package, and one that offers some unique features at a lower price point than its competitor. But while it may have some flaws, it's also clear that Logitech is committed to making this device the best it can be.

If you're in the market for a new keyboard to go with your iPad, I'd definitely recommend checking out the Combo Touch. It's not perfect, but it has a lot going for it - and who knows? Maybe future software updates will address some of its flaws. In the meantime, though, I think I'll stick with my Magic Keyboard.

But if you're someone who wants to save a few dollars on a keyboard while still getting all the features they need, then the Combo Touch is definitely worth considering. Just be aware of one thing: your Palm might not like it very much!

"WEBVTTKind: captionsLanguage: enlet's party hey it's Chris today we're going to check out what most people will consider the two best keyboard case options for your iPad Air or in this case the iPad Pro this is the brand new Logitech combo touch keyboard and you know what I wasn't expecting it to be all that different from the previous model but I was surprised by how different they actually made it and then of course we're going to be comparing that to the brand new aluminum magic keyboard for the iPad Pro before this thing gets underway let me just know your time is running out to get all of my courses for 50% off you can get the get it all bundle and literally get all the courses for 50% off but not for long that coupon code is going to be expiring soon it only exists because I've been celebrating the launch of the new iPads and accessories so check it out before you can't let's talk about the price first there's about a $90 difference the combo touch here retails for $259.99 for the 13in which is what I've got on display here whereas the brand new magic keyboard actually goes for $ 3.49 and that's also for the 13in model so you can kind of see how they compare as I've just got them set up now there are actually lots of similarities between these but there's also several differences in one of these I'm going to tell you right off the bat has what I consider a major flaw we'll get to that at the end it's a big enough deal that I almost cannot use this particular model this year and I hate that but first let's talk about viewing angles cuz that's one of the big big differences here okay on the Logitech combo touch you actually have this Microsoft Surface style kind of kickout I guess rest you would almost call it and let me just push the magic keyboard out of the way here to show you it gives you an almost infinite amount of viewing angle options where you can almost set it straight up and down and then push it almost all the way down you know I don't know who's going to use it like that but the fact that you can do that is pretty insane and if you just talk about being able to dial things in exactly how you want them to it's really really flexible so that is a bonus if what matters the most you is what you might call ergonomics in certain situations but then you've got the magic keyboard here which has this really nice floating hinge mechanism and it goes back as far as you need it to I'll just say that I don't need it to go back further than it can so that is not an issue also it doesn't get in the way of the function row Keys it's nice and sturdy as well one thing I want to make sure to mention is I've got the screens basically positioned if I had an iPad here the screens would be kind of lined up well look at the footprint difference here this actually the magic keyboard takes up less space it has a smaller footprint on your desk or the surface that you're using this on versus the combo touch here and that just has to do with this mechanism here and how they chose to enable the viewing angle so that is a pretty big difference if you have more clutter or less clutter or if you just don't want something to take up a bunch of space on your desk but one thing you have to take into account here is that you can rip your iPad off and use it for tablet things very easily stick it back on very easily but you can't separate the actual keyboard from the magic keyboard and the stand but that is actually something that you can do over on the Logitech combo touch so if you just want to use this as a stand get rid of that and maybe use this for FaceTime you can very easily do that and actually I've been using it for specifically that purpose ripping off the keyboard using it for FaceTime in the kitchen for instance and that works really great so I like that that's a bonus but everything has trade-offs okay so just because that rips off and just because it has this certain kickstand that also means it's not very good for using in your lap now I know that opinions vary on this but I actually have been able to use this on my lap when I sit on the couch for instance or in my favorite chair and just want to get some typing done do some emails whatever it is this works on my lap just fine now granted sometimes I kind of have to hang on to it with my Palms to make that work it doesn't just sit there depending on the angle like if my legs are tipped a little then yeah it's going to tip over but I can definitely make it work and I can't make this work for typing on my lap it just doesn't work so you're already probably starting to form some opinions here let's talk a little bit about protection next the magic keyboard here offers very very minimal protection basically scratch protection for the outside and that's more or less basically it no real protection on the sides the Logitech on the other hand actually has this shell that you fit the iPad into kind of like a bumper and that does offer some actual protection if you drop this and you also end up with some scratch protection as well so if you're going to use this in tablet mode and you're going to set this down somewhere and you don't want your iPad to get scratched this is really nice for that and you can see you got the three smart connectors here which then makes it really easy to connect that back to the keyboard and then flip out the back and then you're back in business along with some actual protection for your iPad the other thing that that connector does and it's the same kind of connection that you have on the magic keyboard is that it means you don't have to pair via Bluetooth you just have instant pairing the second the iPad touches the connector real quick let me just say different people use their iPads in different ways if you want to optimize your iPad Pro experience for the new Apple pencil Pro then check out today's sponsor paperlike whose screen protector features proprietary Nano dots their tiny micro beads that are designed to add paperlike resistance for apple pencil users since it appears like Apple's new Nano texture is geared more towards color Management in bright situations rather than pencil usage so if you want a truly Pro apple pencil Pro experience I'm going to link that up for you down in the description but now let's talk about the typing and this is where the rubber really starts to meet the road you're buying a keyboard case here and the experience could not be more different now I've already reviewed the magic keyboard and I've told you it's my favorite typing experience ever and this is improved versus the last time for me I can notice a bit of a difference I like the key travel I like the way these press I like the sound even everything about this magic keyboard typing experience is my favorite typing experience for an iPad the way I would describe the way that the keys press for the magic keyboard here is that they're a bit Punchy it's not like a mechanicaly keyboard it really is its own thing it has a distinct feel and honestly that feel is just right but over here this feels a little bit too soft for me there's not a lot of feedback the key presses over here are a bit mushy actually and some people I know they like that it's really a subjective thing I just don't really like it that isn't the flaw that keeps me from recommending this one though it does have to do with the typing but I'm going to keep that for the end just so it doesn't taint everything else because there's a lot to like here logitech's put together a really interesting product for a cheaper price you know before Apple brought this row of function keys Logitech had that on the previous combo touch and they have it here again and honestly there are a few little differences for instance you have this button which kind of has a person making some sound for your voice interaction and over here it's just a little more straightforward this is the microphone button so I think things are just labeled a little more straightforward you've got you know your contrast over here over here you've also got a multitasking button so there are some different is there they're not like Monumental they're not make or break you've got this screenshot button over here on the combo touch you don't have that on the magic keyboard that's nice if you don't want to have to get your apple pencil out and drag to make a screenshot or for those of you that just haven't memorized what the correct keyboard shortcut is to get a screenshot going you know that's a convenience other than that the actual keyboard layouts are very very similar you know even down to the arrow keys they're basically the same layout both of these also have back lit keys and both also have indicator lights to let you know if the cap lock key is on so you're not accidentally typing in all caps without realizing it that's nice part of what's very different here it's a tactile difference is you've got the metal over here and your palms are going to hit that right now I'm getting a very cold feeling from this I'm in a cold room I guess and I can feel that it's a chilly thing to be typing on in this particular room over here you have this very soft kind of rubber it actually feels more like the back of the magic keyboard material and so you know temperature- Wise that's just a very neutral temperat it's nice it's soft you know in terms of how these are going to wear I think they're going to wear very differently over time this doesn't seem to be fragile and I actually like this a lot better this more plasticky feeling option than the kind of cloth texture vibe that the old Logitech combo touch had and I do prefer this you can see it's going to show a little more wear and tear I mean I've barely been using this for like a week or something just like the other magic keyboard here it's going to show some oils from your fingers that's just the part for the course here but I will also say this feels you know a little bit cheaper to me now it's not that it doesn't feel premium it's still very expensive and it doesn't feel like garbage I'm not trying to say that but versus this nice premium metal experience here this aluminum yeah I mean this does have a feeling of like well this is a luxury car and this isn't so let's talk about the trackpads a little bit the magic keyboard actually has a bigger trackpad than previous models which is nice but look it's actually much smaller than the combo touch this year this thing's absolutely enormous that is a huge trackpad now in this case is Bigg or better I think you probably expect me to say yes but actually this is part of the issue for me for the combo touch this year and it doesn't have anything to do with the trackpad itself it clicks in the corners the old Logitech combo touch didn't used to do that so that's a massive Improvement uh you know the gestures work really really well but it's actually when I'm typing here that the trackpad gets in my way in a very big way the reason is my Palms are always hitting it and when I was typing the review for the Logitech combo touch kind of putting my notes together I think probably 15 to 20 maybe closer to 30 times I was typing on the line that I meant to be typing on you know I click the cursor there but my palm hit this there's no Palm rejection the Palm rejection is really bad and my cursor would end up somewhere else in the document I'd be typing on the wrong line and honestly it was such a headache it was driving me nuts and so if you're actually going to be using this you have to remember to keep your palm off of the actual keyboard you can't really rest it here or that's really going to bomb whatever it is that you're typing it feels like such an unfortunate thing because otherwise this has been a really compelling interesting product that offers so much of the functionality of the magic keyboard for a cheaper price and even extra things that the magic keyboard doesn't have or can't do but you have this enormous trackpad with really bad Palm rejection and that sort of is a nuke that blows the whole thing up now the magic keyboard has some tricks of its own that the combo touch doesn't like this extra charging port in the back you can't transfer data it just charges charges a little faster than the old magic keyboard but as I had the Logitech combo sitting there on my desk I really miss being able to have a cord running in here charging things and not having a cord jutting out the side keeping that open so that I can use it with some accessories that's one of those small things that's not a must have it's a nice to have but it's something to be aware of one other thing I've noticed that I just want to point out is that you can just fold the keyboard back here and even though you can press the keys it's not going to mess up anything here on your actual iPad so if you don't want to rip the keyboard off you want to keep the keyboard around with you you can actually do that and that works out pretty nicely too so that leaves us with my recommendations now I'm not just going to say right out of the gate don't buy the Logitech combo touch because of this Palm rejection issue with this trackpad maybe it's worth it to save $90 for you and you want the protection and you want more viewing angles and you don't care about the extra charging port you like having these function keys here and the back lighting and this you know non-fabric metallic coating here on here maybe that makes for a really compelling package for you and you can learn how to not put your palm on the actual trackpad when you're typing maybe that's you personally for me even though I know the magic keyboard is so expensive I will be using this I'll continue to use it love it one of the things I really love about it is just the smaller footprint on my desk I can use it in my lap which I do all the time think about if you travel and you take this on a plane this system here does not work well and maybe doesn't even work at all if you're going to try to type on the seat back in front of you you put the tray down this isn't going to fit with the magic keyboard I never ever have any issues with the trackpad here this works like a champ and I like the haptic feedback here as well the typing experience the premium looking feel it's all worth it for me if it's in your budget to go with the magic keyboard here hands down in my opinion so I hope that this has been useful in terms of helping you figure out which one of these is right for you I'm a little bit bummed here because the combo touch I I feel like the last version was a Little Bit Stronger Just because if this is a keyboard you need to be able to type without any issues and I could do that on the last combo touch in a way that I can't really do here so I feel like it's a little bit less reliable and something needs to change with Logitech probably for the next version and I hope that they do because otherwise wow it's a really really compelling package don't forget to check out the courses I got a new course that's coming up it's going to be on creativity I haven't really announced the name or the full direction of that yet but if you want to be one of the first people to know about it there's a lot of people that have already signed up there's a link down below where you can give me your email no spam I'll just let you know hey it's out you can be one of the first to get it and here's the nice launch discount which nobody else is going to get otherwise check out my last comparison between the magic keyboard and the combo touch I'll link that up for you because there have been some changes and you'll spot them right away and that might help you actually decide as well which of these you want to go with too so that's linked up down below and I'll catch you in the next video laterlet's party hey it's Chris today we're going to check out what most people will consider the two best keyboard case options for your iPad Air or in this case the iPad Pro this is the brand new Logitech combo touch keyboard and you know what I wasn't expecting it to be all that different from the previous model but I was surprised by how different they actually made it and then of course we're going to be comparing that to the brand new aluminum magic keyboard for the iPad Pro before this thing gets underway let me just know your time is running out to get all of my courses for 50% off you can get the get it all bundle and literally get all the courses for 50% off but not for long that coupon code is going to be expiring soon it only exists because I've been celebrating the launch of the new iPads and accessories so check it out before you can't let's talk about the price first there's about a $90 difference the combo touch here retails for $259.99 for the 13in which is what I've got on display here whereas the brand new magic keyboard actually goes for $ 3.49 and that's also for the 13in model so you can kind of see how they compare as I've just got them set up now there are actually lots of similarities between these but there's also several differences in one of these I'm going to tell you right off the bat has what I consider a major flaw we'll get to that at the end it's a big enough deal that I almost cannot use this particular model this year and I hate that but first let's talk about viewing angles cuz that's one of the big big differences here okay on the Logitech combo touch you actually have this Microsoft Surface style kind of kickout I guess rest you would almost call it and let me just push the magic keyboard out of the way here to show you it gives you an almost infinite amount of viewing angle options where you can almost set it straight up and down and then push it almost all the way down you know I don't know who's going to use it like that but the fact that you can do that is pretty insane and if you just talk about being able to dial things in exactly how you want them to it's really really flexible so that is a bonus if what matters the most you is what you might call ergonomics in certain situations but then you've got the magic keyboard here which has this really nice floating hinge mechanism and it goes back as far as you need it to I'll just say that I don't need it to go back further than it can so that is not an issue also it doesn't get in the way of the function row Keys it's nice and sturdy as well one thing I want to make sure to mention is I've got the screens basically positioned if I had an iPad here the screens would be kind of lined up well look at the footprint difference here this actually the magic keyboard takes up less space it has a smaller footprint on your desk or the surface that you're using this on versus the combo touch here and that just has to do with this mechanism here and how they chose to enable the viewing angle so that is a pretty big difference if you have more clutter or less clutter or if you just don't want something to take up a bunch of space on your desk but one thing you have to take into account here is that you can rip your iPad off and use it for tablet things very easily stick it back on very easily but you can't separate the actual keyboard from the magic keyboard and the stand but that is actually something that you can do over on the Logitech combo touch so if you just want to use this as a stand get rid of that and maybe use this for FaceTime you can very easily do that and actually I've been using it for specifically that purpose ripping off the keyboard using it for FaceTime in the kitchen for instance and that works really great so I like that that's a bonus but everything has trade-offs okay so just because that rips off and just because it has this certain kickstand that also means it's not very good for using in your lap now I know that opinions vary on this but I actually have been able to use this on my lap when I sit on the couch for instance or in my favorite chair and just want to get some typing done do some emails whatever it is this works on my lap just fine now granted sometimes I kind of have to hang on to it with my Palms to make that work it doesn't just sit there depending on the angle like if my legs are tipped a little then yeah it's going to tip over but I can definitely make it work and I can't make this work for typing on my lap it just doesn't work so you're already probably starting to form some opinions here let's talk a little bit about protection next the magic keyboard here offers very very minimal protection basically scratch protection for the outside and that's more or less basically it no real protection on the sides the Logitech on the other hand actually has this shell that you fit the iPad into kind of like a bumper and that does offer some actual protection if you drop this and you also end up with some scratch protection as well so if you're going to use this in tablet mode and you're going to set this down somewhere and you don't want your iPad to get scratched this is really nice for that and you can see you got the three smart connectors here which then makes it really easy to connect that back to the keyboard and then flip out the back and then you're back in business along with some actual protection for your iPad the other thing that that connector does and it's the same kind of connection that you have on the magic keyboard is that it means you don't have to pair via Bluetooth you just have instant pairing the second the iPad touches the connector real quick let me just say different people use their iPads in different ways if you want to optimize your iPad Pro experience for the new Apple pencil Pro then check out today's sponsor paperlike whose screen protector features proprietary Nano dots their tiny micro beads that are designed to add paperlike resistance for apple pencil users since it appears like Apple's new Nano texture is geared more towards color Management in bright situations rather than pencil usage so if you want a truly Pro apple pencil Pro experience I'm going to link that up for you down in the description but now let's talk about the typing and this is where the rubber really starts to meet the road you're buying a keyboard case here and the experience could not be more different now I've already reviewed the magic keyboard and I've told you it's my favorite typing experience ever and this is improved versus the last time for me I can notice a bit of a difference I like the key travel I like the way these press I like the sound even everything about this magic keyboard typing experience is my favorite typing experience for an iPad the way I would describe the way that the keys press for the magic keyboard here is that they're a bit Punchy it's not like a mechanicaly keyboard it really is its own thing it has a distinct feel and honestly that feel is just right but over here this feels a little bit too soft for me there's not a lot of feedback the key presses over here are a bit mushy actually and some people I know they like that it's really a subjective thing I just don't really like it that isn't the flaw that keeps me from recommending this one though it does have to do with the typing but I'm going to keep that for the end just so it doesn't taint everything else because there's a lot to like here logitech's put together a really interesting product for a cheaper price you know before Apple brought this row of function keys Logitech had that on the previous combo touch and they have it here again and honestly there are a few little differences for instance you have this button which kind of has a person making some sound for your voice interaction and over here it's just a little more straightforward this is the microphone button so I think things are just labeled a little more straightforward you've got you know your contrast over here over here you've also got a multitasking button so there are some different is there they're not like Monumental they're not make or break you've got this screenshot button over here on the combo touch you don't have that on the magic keyboard that's nice if you don't want to have to get your apple pencil out and drag to make a screenshot or for those of you that just haven't memorized what the correct keyboard shortcut is to get a screenshot going you know that's a convenience other than that the actual keyboard layouts are very very similar you know even down to the arrow keys they're basically the same layout both of these also have back lit keys and both also have indicator lights to let you know if the cap lock key is on so you're not accidentally typing in all caps without realizing it that's nice part of what's very different here it's a tactile difference is you've got the metal over here and your palms are going to hit that right now I'm getting a very cold feeling from this I'm in a cold room I guess and I can feel that it's a chilly thing to be typing on in this particular room over here you have this very soft kind of rubber it actually feels more like the back of the magic keyboard material and so you know temperature- Wise that's just a very neutral temperat it's nice it's soft you know in terms of how these are going to wear I think they're going to wear very differently over time this doesn't seem to be fragile and I actually like this a lot better this more plasticky feeling option than the kind of cloth texture vibe that the old Logitech combo touch had and I do prefer this you can see it's going to show a little more wear and tear I mean I've barely been using this for like a week or something just like the other magic keyboard here it's going to show some oils from your fingers that's just the part for the course here but I will also say this feels you know a little bit cheaper to me now it's not that it doesn't feel premium it's still very expensive and it doesn't feel like garbage I'm not trying to say that but versus this nice premium metal experience here this aluminum yeah I mean this does have a feeling of like well this is a luxury car and this isn't so let's talk about the trackpads a little bit the magic keyboard actually has a bigger trackpad than previous models which is nice but look it's actually much smaller than the combo touch this year this thing's absolutely enormous that is a huge trackpad now in this case is Bigg or better I think you probably expect me to say yes but actually this is part of the issue for me for the combo touch this year and it doesn't have anything to do with the trackpad itself it clicks in the corners the old Logitech combo touch didn't used to do that so that's a massive Improvement uh you know the gestures work really really well but it's actually when I'm typing here that the trackpad gets in my way in a very big way the reason is my Palms are always hitting it and when I was typing the review for the Logitech combo touch kind of putting my notes together I think probably 15 to 20 maybe closer to 30 times I was typing on the line that I meant to be typing on you know I click the cursor there but my palm hit this there's no Palm rejection the Palm rejection is really bad and my cursor would end up somewhere else in the document I'd be typing on the wrong line and honestly it was such a headache it was driving me nuts and so if you're actually going to be using this you have to remember to keep your palm off of the actual keyboard you can't really rest it here or that's really going to bomb whatever it is that you're typing it feels like such an unfortunate thing because otherwise this has been a really compelling interesting product that offers so much of the functionality of the magic keyboard for a cheaper price and even extra things that the magic keyboard doesn't have or can't do but you have this enormous trackpad with really bad Palm rejection and that sort of is a nuke that blows the whole thing up now the magic keyboard has some tricks of its own that the combo touch doesn't like this extra charging port in the back you can't transfer data it just charges charges a little faster than the old magic keyboard but as I had the Logitech combo sitting there on my desk I really miss being able to have a cord running in here charging things and not having a cord jutting out the side keeping that open so that I can use it with some accessories that's one of those small things that's not a must have it's a nice to have but it's something to be aware of one other thing I've noticed that I just want to point out is that you can just fold the keyboard back here and even though you can press the keys it's not going to mess up anything here on your actual iPad so if you don't want to rip the keyboard off you want to keep the keyboard around with you you can actually do that and that works out pretty nicely too so that leaves us with my recommendations now I'm not just going to say right out of the gate don't buy the Logitech combo touch because of this Palm rejection issue with this trackpad maybe it's worth it to save $90 for you and you want the protection and you want more viewing angles and you don't care about the extra charging port you like having these function keys here and the back lighting and this you know non-fabric metallic coating here on here maybe that makes for a really compelling package for you and you can learn how to not put your palm on the actual trackpad when you're typing maybe that's you personally for me even though I know the magic keyboard is so expensive I will be using this I'll continue to use it love it one of the things I really love about it is just the smaller footprint on my desk I can use it in my lap which I do all the time think about if you travel and you take this on a plane this system here does not work well and maybe doesn't even work at all if you're going to try to type on the seat back in front of you you put the tray down this isn't going to fit with the magic keyboard I never ever have any issues with the trackpad here this works like a champ and I like the haptic feedback here as well the typing experience the premium looking feel it's all worth it for me if it's in your budget to go with the magic keyboard here hands down in my opinion so I hope that this has been useful in terms of helping you figure out which one of these is right for you I'm a little bit bummed here because the combo touch I I feel like the last version was a Little Bit Stronger Just because if this is a keyboard you need to be able to type without any issues and I could do that on the last combo touch in a way that I can't really do here so I feel like it's a little bit less reliable and something needs to change with Logitech probably for the next version and I hope that they do because otherwise wow it's a really really compelling package don't forget to check out the courses I got a new course that's coming up it's going to be on creativity I haven't really announced the name or the full direction of that yet but if you want to be one of the first people to know about it there's a lot of people that have already signed up there's a link down below where you can give me your email no spam I'll just let you know hey it's out you can be one of the first to get it and here's the nice launch discount which nobody else is going to get otherwise check out my last comparison between the magic keyboard and the combo touch I'll link that up for you because there have been some changes and you'll spot them right away and that might help you actually decide as well which of these you want to go with too so that's linked up down below and I'll catch you in the next video later\n"