Got my Zagg Keyboard on my Ipad. Makes Punching Codes Faster

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JoMiki Jan 27, 2013

A lot faster punching codes now that I am doing it on a keyboard. Not a bad case either.
🌷༻ʂᏲιℛɑ༺🌹 Jan 27, 2013

That's what I use. ^.^
Gray_Foxxx™ Jan 27, 2013

Is that an app or an actual key board
🌷༻ʂᏲιℛɑ༺🌹 Jan 27, 2013

It's a Bluetooth keyboard. To me, it feels almost like a netbook PC keyboard, so typing in codes is easier and faster than typing them on a virtual iPad or iPhone keyboard.
⌖🔥RΛINDᎧG🔥⌖ Jan 27, 2013

How much $$ is it?
☣ 🎸ӈɪƖƖßıƖƖγ🎸☣ Jan 27, 2013

⌖🔥RΛINDᎧG🔥⌖ wrote:
How much $$ is it?

It's like 80 dollars. That's what I have.
JoMiki Jan 28, 2013

There are cheaper brands out there but this one was at Target and was $99. I could get it cheaper online but did not want to wait. Reviews on Amazon were good. Only thing I wish is that they had a place for a Stylus. Some other brands have that.
JoMiki Jan 28, 2013

Well worth the money if you are punching codes IMO.
🏃💨fartex💩 Jan 28, 2013

If it doesnt have a numpad, its a waste of money tbh.

Bt keyboards with numpads make you able to punch a full temps list (3-500 codes) in less than 10-15 minutes 😜
🌷༻ʂᏲιℛɑ༺🌹 Jan 28, 2013

If one is buying a keyboard for this one game, perhaps there are better ones out there, but as far as keyboards (and cases) go, it's a fantastic purchase. (Though, I don't think I'd ever purchase anything for $80-$100 for one single solitary game... Nevertheless, to each his own...)

That said, it still increases one's code entry speed exponentially, at least it did mine. I preordered my present Zaggfolio when the iPad 3 was announced, though, before I ever knew this game existed.

Until this point, I was not aware iPad Bluetooth keyboards had a number pad option. 3-500 codes in 10-15 min. So, between 1 code every 1.2 seconds and one code every 3 seconds. Hmm.
☠😈ՏƮعëℒ💥🔫Տℌ⌖ɬ😈☠ Jan 28, 2013

🌷༻ʂᏲιℛɑ༺🌹 wrote:
If one is buying a keyboard for this one game, perhaps there are better ones out there, but as far as keyboards (and cases) go, it's a fantastic purchase. (Though, I don't think I'd ever purchase anything for $80-$100 for one single solitary game... Nevertheless, to each his own...)

That said, it still increases one's code entry speed exponentially, at least it did mine. I preordered my present Zaggfolio when the iPad 3 was announced, though, before I ever knew this game existed.

Until this point, I was not aware iPad Bluetooth keyboards had a number pad option. 3-500 codes in 10-15 min. So, between 1 code every 1.2 seconds and one code every 3 seconds. Hmm.

I have looked for a Bluetooth keyboard with the number pad best buy says it doesn't exist. So I will continue to use my zag keyboard until I can find one even though my niece has broken off three keys lol
🌷༻ʂᏲιℛɑ༺🌹 Jan 28, 2013

I was wondering about its existence... I attended the CES show this and last year, so I was rather shocked to read the above and think I might have missed something so revolutionary.

Aww! Sorry about your keyboard's keys lol. I don't know which color you purchased, but if your keys are black, they have refurbished ones on eBay. Since the keys are the snap on type, perhaps that might help?
ᎠᗩᗩИ Jan 28, 2013

Any relatively new bluetooth keyboard works on the ipad.. I sometimes use a logitech keyboard..
☠😈ՏƮعëℒ💥🔫Տℌ⌖ɬ😈☠ Jan 28, 2013

🌷༻ʂᏲιℛɑ༺🌹 wrote:
I was wondering about its existence... I attended the CES show this and last year, so I was rather shocked to read the above and think I might have missed something so revolutionary.

Aww! Sorry about your keyboard's keys lol. I don't know which color you purchased, but if your keys are black, they have refurbished ones on eBay. Since the keys are the snap on type, perhaps that might help?

Thanks I will check it out!!
☠😈ՏƮعëℒ💥🔫Տℌ⌖ɬ😈☠ Jan 28, 2013

I will also look into the Logitech thz