Usb or bluetooth keyboard?

[trevh]

Anyone got any ideas whether a usb or bluetooth keyboard is best for a Tab 2?
Do they suffer from any delays?

 

[renee0986]

I've purchased a bluetooth keyboard for my Tab 2 and found that the make of the keyboard itself made it quite difficult to use. It was one of those rubber type keyboards. When typing it's very east to make typos and there is a bit of a delay. I found that it was still easier to type on screen rather than use this keyboard case - quite the disappointment really.

I've also purchased another USB keyboard case that had plastic keys which were more realistic to a laptop keyboard. The person I purchased it from did not send the adapter along, so I have been unable to try it on my tab. I have however plugged it into my laptop to ensure that it was working. Based on being plugged into my laptop there was still a delay. Also, despite having more of a laptop style keyboard the keys still moved around quite a bit and caused typeos - still faster to type on screen and still a disappointment.

Based on there two failures I think I'm going to give up on trying to find a travel sized keyboard which works just as well as a standard or laptop keyboard.

 

[Jxx]

I bought a hip street Universal Tablet Bluetooth Keyboard, and while useful for some things. I only got it because it was on sale for half price. It is very small and feels more like texting on a phone with a physical keyboard. But it gets the job done. I like to use it as a remote for the music player on my tab

 

[FiOS Dan]

OTG functionalty with Samsung USB adapter gone after JB 4.1 update.

 

[AnciusD]

My SanDisk 32gb Cruzer Fit still works.

And just tried my Logitech wireless mouse-works too.

 

[AnciusD]

Anyone got any ideas whether a usb or bluetooth keyboard is best for a Tab 2?
Do they suffer from any delays?

A couple people here have previously recommended Logitech's BT keyboard for tablets.