I think the price is fair for the product, but it is not the cheapest solution. The SPX+, which is metal, Bluetooth, and has a large battery, is $160. Microsoft's Surface Pro X Keyboard (without pen) is $139 but often drops to $103. But if you switch between computers a lot, you will notice the slight difference.Īlthough you get three-stage backlighting for the keys, it's adequate but not mind-blowingly bright or consistent. You get used to it, and this is the best Bluetooth trackpad I have ever used. On the other hand, if you want to convert Surface Pro X from a 2-in-1 to a laptop, you may not care about pen storage anyway.īrydge's wireless Bluetooth Precision touchpad is genius, but you can still tell there is a smidge of latency.

Built with the best of Microsoft technology, it includes a full mechanical keyset, backlit keys, optimum spacing for fast, fluid typing, and large trackpad for precise control and navigation. Ultra-slim and compact, yet it performs like a traditional laptop keyboard. You can still use any Surface Pen, but you'll have to find another way to pack it. A full keyboard experience Type in comfort with Surface Pro X Keyboard. That's a shame, as it removes one of Surface Pro X's significant benefits. Obviously, with this design, you lose the ability to store the Surface Slim Pen.

Surface pro x with keyboard and pen