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However, the extra features don't justify the high price tag, and the Microsoft Wedge Mobile Keyboard, while not having Mac support or illuminated keys, is neck and neck with the Logitech K810 Bluetooth Illuminated Keyboard when it comes to build quality and performance. Overall this is a decent mobile keyboard that's small and light enough to carry around with your tablet PC without being too much of a burden. The biggest difference, however, is price, with the Logitech K810 Bluetooth Illuminated Keyboard coming in at £89.99/US$99.99 (around AU$135), which is more expensive than the Microsoft Wedge Mobile Keyboard.

The Logitech K810 Bluetooth Illuminated Keyboard is also Mac compatible (unlike Microsoft's, for some reason.) and has some Mac functions built in as well, such as support for virtual keyboards. You're able to pair the keyboard with three different Bluetooth devices, and easily switch between them using the function keys. The Microsoft Wedge Mobile Keyboard offers one of the best-designed wireless Bluetooth keyboard and tablet-stand combinations on the market, especially when you pair it with a Windows 8 device. When connecting your Android device to an external USB or Bluetooth keyboard a US-English layout may be used as default. The backlight turns on when a key is pressed, and the brightness is adjusted depending on the ambient light of the room you're using the keyboard in. The differences between the two products are sometimes obvious, such as the aforementioned slightly larger size, and the attractive backlighting of the keys.

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