Favorite keyboard case?

I'm typing this on a Zagg for ipad 3. I really like a keyboard case after using this Zagg for about a week.
The Zagg types super smooth, the case is pretty robust and seems to offer decent protection.
What I don't like:
The iPad/case has to be on a flat surface, or else the ipad likes to fall over.
The Zagg offers no real way to use it in portrait mode. You can fold over, it works ok.

I am going order a clam-case tonight the more I think about it and after looking at YT reviews.
I like the way the case folds back on itself for a more traditional use of the ipad. It is about $50.00 more than a Zagg.
The keys are a lot closer together than the Zagg though and that looks to be the main complaint anyone has.

Best Buy offers 30 day returns. So I'll be able to compare both. Zagg is good, and the keyboard just looks better.

Anyone with a Clam Case, how durable is the hinge?

I use the Logitech Ultrathin Keyboard case and I absolutely love it
One of the best purchases I have made IMO

You should look up iCharge it's portfolio case. Buddy of mine has one and he swears by it. It's pretty impressive actually but it's too much for me. Maybe it will work for you.

I second the Logitech suggestions. I find the Apple keyboard more comfortable to write on, though, but yes it adds extra stuff to carry. Here a post I've written before on the differences:

https://forums.macrumors.com/posts/15409764/

Which one?
http://www.zagg.com/

Or
http://clamcase.com/

DashSatan said:

I chose favorite cause best is an opinion. As a writer I need a solid keyboard case, thin, fast. I was thinking of the apple keyboard but I don't like the idea of lugging it around separately. So I was thinking of a keyboard case. Anyone have any suggestions?
The only thing I'm wary of is that I noticed all keyboards face down on the iPad screen when the case is shut, isn't anyone worrying about scratching the glass or anything?

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Not really, the case is designed so the ipad rests a small distance away from the keys, so they don't really come in contact with each other.

I still recommend the apple keyboard + origami workstation.

I have a zaggfolio, and my biggest gripe is that there is no easy way of quickly detaching the ipad from the case when I just want a tablet. With the workstation, you have the flexibility of keeping both in your bag, being able to whip out just the ipad when you are on a crowded bus or train, and still set up a decent typing platform on a desk.

Only drawback of the apple keyboard is its lack of dedicated iPad-specific keys like cut/copy/paste/sleep/wake.

If you're like me and missed out in the Brydge case, check this out!

http://www.cruxcase.com/

If you decide to use an integrated keyboard case, test it first.

They are all too small for my hands and severely restrict my ability to type fast and accurately.

Carrying the separate keyboard makes the iPad a serious writing tool for me.