Belkin Keyboard Folio for iPad 2

This is a great product. Here are my pros and cons:

Pros

• Great keyboard. It's is the same width as the iPad compared to theTargus which is slightly wider. The keys are spaced well and have a great 'clicky' feel.
• Keyboard shortcuts. The keyboard is designed for iPad and has keys for select, copy, cut, paste, home screen, search, iPad controls, speaker control, and arrow keys.
• Easy setup. Pairing with the iPad was simple. Turn on bluetooth, turn on keyboard, and enter code.
• Dual use. The case is designed well to be used on lap without keyboard and on desk with or without keyboard.
• Adjustable angles. The iPad simply sits on the folio and the material 'sticks' so you can adjust to various angles easily.
• Good case. It appears to be a very durable, but attractive case.
• Pair to two. You can pair the keyboard to two devices. It has a function key to toggle easily between the two.
• Sturdy. The case design provides a very sturdy stand positions. There is no risk of pushing the iPad over when tapping the screen.
• Screen protection. The keyboard does not rest directly against the screen as some other designs do. This protects the screen.

Cons

• Bulky. It definitely adds weight and size to the iPad. When it was in the box it felt about twice as heavy as the iPad itself. It is about twice as thick too.
• Closure. It doesn't stay closed. Not a big deal, but not the best design. It also doesn't use the magnetic on/off like the smart cover.

Other considerations

• Price. If you consider the price of an iPad case and the cost of a separate keyboard, the price is competitive.
• Awkard to carry. Some reviews complain that the keyboard is shorter that the iPad and the case conforms to this. While this is true, just set your iPad on top of your other books. I don't find it awkward.
• Velcro. I like the velcro that holds the keyboard to the case when not in use. It is small velcro and not terribly noisy to open.

Update 8-Sep-2012:  Belkin change its design and the keyboard now rests against the iPad screen, which I do not like.  After using it for a year, the edges have become worn and does not look very professional.  Finally, the awkwardness of unfolding and folding it gets old after a while.

I now recommend the Zagg/Logitech keyboard case.  It is sturdy, easy-to-use, and utilizes the magnetic on/off.  http://www.zagg.com/accessories/logitech-ipad-2-keyboard-case

Image credit: Belkin.com

I first saw the product at Target and purchased it from Amazon.com.