5 Best Bluetooth Keyboard for iPad 7th Generation under $16

 

5 Best Bluetooth Keyboard for iPad 7th Generation - If a much cheaper $16 Bluetooth keyboard already serves well for your iPad, is that necessary to buy a $100 Apple Folio case?

The new iPad is definitely one impressive device. Despite being a regular tablet, this iPad really packs a lot of punch for a media consumption device, especially in terms of performance. And with A15 Bionic chip running the entire show here, everything can fly on this device.

There are many things you can do with this Apple slate. You can read books, browse the web, play games, watch Netflix and a bunch of other things that are considered basic.

And this iPad really excels at that.

However, there's actually one other thing that iPad is really good at. And that is being a productivity machine.

Attach your iPad to Apple Folio case and you're good to go.

Unfortunately, Apple Folio case can be a bit pricey for some people. And if $150 Apple Folio case is too expensive for you, there is actually a plenty of 3rd-party Bluetooth keyboards that you can use with your iPad. And they are way more affordable.

Below, I'm going to show you 5 best bluetooth keyboard for iPad 7th generation under $20 which can be such good alternatives for Apple Folio case.

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Okay, my first top recommendation is definitely the one from a pretty popular brand - OMOTON, which has been popular for making a bunch of Bluetooth keyboards for smartphones and tablets.

This thing is gonna cost you $19 if you wanna bring this bad boy home. And I think this is too affordable especially compared to the $100 Apple Folio case, right? But the most importantly, it gets the job done.

One thing that I really like from this OMOTON keyboard is, unlike most of Bluetooth keyboards out there, this thing has this "dedicated sliding stand" which can hold your iPad to stand on the table by itself.

So if you wanna start using the Bluetooth keyboard, you can simply put your iPad in that sliding stand and you can start editing your documents right away.

Anyway, this OMOTON Bluetooth keyboard is currently really popular, as seen from the good reviews from most of people who have bought it. And it has been reviewed by 8.200 people by the way, receiving 4.5 stars out of 5, which means it is a good quality keyboard.

So if you are looking for a good alternative for Apple Folio case that is more affordable, this OMOTON keyboard is definitely a good option for you.



The next best bluetooth keyboard for iPad 7th generation I wanna show you here is also a great option for you. I’m not sure about the brand that makes this device, but this Bluetooth keyboard also has that sliding stand just like my first recommendation above. So you can just put your iPad in that sliding stand, turn on the Bluetooth and start typing with this keyboard.

This Bluetooth keyboard currently has great reviews at Amazon and most of the people are quite happy with this keybaord, as seen from the review score that it has received (4.5 stars out of 5). And it is also not expensive as it only costs you $26 if you wanna purchase it for your iPad.

I believe this can be another great option for you the next time you are planning to buy a Bluetooth keyboard for your iPad.



This is definitely the cheapest Bluetooth keyboard that you can find for your iPad. And it only costs you as little as $8.99, which is way too cheap compared to Apple $150 Bluetooth keyboard. But when it comes to functionality, it gets the job done.

So it is OMOTON Bluetooth keyboard. And based on the reviews, it is great.

By great, I mean it connects easily through Bluetooth connection of your iPad and when it is ON, you can go nuts and start editing your documents or typing your book (or novel maybe?) with this Bluetooth keyboard.

However, it’s worth noting that this OMOTON Bluetooth keyboard doesn’t provide you the same sliding stand just like the first one I’ve mentioned above. So if you’re planning to use this as your main keyboard of your iPad, you will also need to buy the tablet stand or tablet holder so your iPad can stand by itself on the table when you are using the keyboard.

There’s one good tablet stand or holder that I can recommend for your iPad, and it is Creadream tablet stand. And I think it looks quite elegant with its aluminum materials. And it costs $8.99.




Speaking about the OMOTON Bluetooth keyboard, this keyboad currently has been reviewed by over 6.200 people and most of them are quite happy with this keyboard, as seen from the rating. And it also has Amazon recommendation badge (Amazon Choice).

So this can be another great choice for you. However, when you purchasee this OMOTON Bluetooth keyboard for your iPad, you’re gonna need to buy the separate tablet stand as well to hold your iPad on the table.



Besides OMOTON Bluetooth keyboard above, this Arteck Slim Bluetooth keyboard can also be another best bluetooth keyboard for iPad 7th generation. It currently has been reviewed by 6.910 people who have bought it, and it’s also got 4.5 stars out of 5, which means it is reliable when it comes to quality.

This Arteck Bluetooth keyboard is selling at $16.99, but when compared to $150 Apple Folio case, this 3rd party Bluetooth keyboard can be a great purchase for you. But just like OMOTON Bluetooth keyboard above, this Arteck keyboard also doesn’t provide you the sliding stand. So you also need to buy the separate tablet stand or holder from Creadream, Nulaxy or Lamicall above.



This is the last Bluetooth keyboard that I can recommend to you for your iPad. So it is XIWMIX Ultra-Slim Bluetooth keyboard. And it’s gonna cost you $19.99 if you wanna buy it at Amazon. But the one that is really cool about this keyboard is that it is backlit-equipped keyboard, which means, you can use it comfortably even in low light conditions.

But similar just like OMOTON and Arteck Bluetooth keyboard I’ve mentioned above, this XIWMIX Bluetooth keyboard doesn’t have that dedicated sliding stand for your iPad, which means, you’re gonna need to buy the separate tablet stand like the one from Creadream or Nulaxy if you’re planning to use your iPad in desktop mode.


There you go guys, 5 of my recommendations as the best bluetooth keyboard for iPad 7th generation. Hopefully, any of these keyboards mentioned in the list can a be great option for you.

Okay, you're probably thinking that cheap 3rd party Bluetooth keyboards are not going to be great in quality. Well, that's actually wrong. I personally use a really cheap $10 Bluetooth keyboard with my tablet, and it's been working great for me until now. Plus, it's rechargeable and lasts very long. So I'm not complaining.

Check out also my other article about 7 Best Bluetooth Mouse for iPad 8th generation Under $20.

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