Brydge has introduced the Brydge 11.0, a new series of keyboards specifically designed for the entry-level iPad (10th generation). These keyboards are color-matched to the four available iPad finishes: silver, blue, pink, and yellow. This offers consumers an option to have a keyboard that visually integrates with their iPad, unlike Apple's Magic Keyboard Folio which is only available in white.
The Brydge 11.0 keyboards feature a solid aluminum construction, a full-size backlit keyboard with 1.3mm key travel, and an all-glass multi-touch trackpad that supports iPadOS gestures. Strong magnets secure the iPad, and Bluetooth automatically reconnects when the case is opened. The keyboard recharges via USB-C and offers up to three months of battery life without backlighting, or 40 hours with backlighting enabled.
The Brydge 11.0 keyboard is priced at $159. This is less than Apple's Magic Keyboard Folio, which costs $249. The new lineup is compatible with the iPad (10th generation) and iPad (A16). Sales are expected to begin around the middle of the month on Brydge's website and official Amazon store.
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Brydge announced the Brydge 11.0, a new line of aluminum keyboards designed to match the four color options of the 10th-generation iPad. This release provides an alternative to Apple's single-color Magic Keyboard Folio, offering users a color-coordinated accessory.