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The Nexus 7 is an incredibly portable tablet, but the 7 inch screen limits the size of the keyboard and the ability to use the Nexus 7 for productivity.
By pairing a bluetooth keyboard to the Nexus 7 you?ll gain a better typing experience thanks to larger physical keys.
Nexus 7 keyboard cases are destined to be�cramped, to�accommodate�the small size of the Nexus 7, but many Bluetooth keyboards will work with the Nexus 7.
Read: Best Nexus 7 Cases
Here are some of the top Android Bluetooth keyboards, which will help you turn your Nexus 7 into a portable productivity based tablet when you need to answer a lot of emails or write up a paper.
It?s important to keep in mind that not every Bluetooth keyboard will work with an Android tablet. I tried pairing the Logitech Ultrathin Keyboard cover for the iPad with my Nexus 7 and found that letters often repeated themselves or were unresponsive.
The following Nexus 7 keyboards are designed to work with Android tablets or have been reported as successfully used with other Android tablets.
Logitech Nexus 7 Keyboard | |||
| The Logitech Tablet Keyboard for Android is one of the top�keyboard�cases for Android tablets, and a natural pairing for the Nexus 7. When traveling the keyboard case covers the keyboard in a sleek hard shell, and when it comes time to type, the case turns into a stand that props the Nexus 7 up in front of the spacious keyboard. This keyboard pairs with Android and includes media controls, though we have not been able to test the media controls on the Nexus 7 running Jelly Bean, we think they will work. The Logitech Android Tablet keyboard has high ratings on Amazon, and is a top pick for a Nexus 7 keyboard. --�$51 at Amazon | |||
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Category: Mobile
About the Author (Author Profile)
Josh Smith is Editor of GottaBeMobile and Notebooks.com. He's always looking for ways to help you get the most of your mobile gear and loves to talk about tech on numerous radio programs. Josh uses an iPhone 4S, Galaxy Nexus and iPad 2 on a daily basis. You can follow Josh on Twitter @Josh_Smith or find Josh Smith on Google+. Email: Josh@Notebooks.com
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