I have had a number of keyboards for iPads and they all have pros and cons.
Brydge for iPad Pro 11 [2018) - Non trackpad version.
This was my first keyboard and it was great!
Pros.
- Good connectivity with little lag.
- Excellent typing experience
- Good range of function keys
- Good battery life
- USB C
- Solid weight that complimented the iPad
Cons.
- Difficult to remove and re-seat into hinges
- No trackpad
Apple Magic Keyboard for iPP 11 (2018) and 12.9 (2020)
Pros.
- Apple build quality
- Floating design
- Excellent typing experience
- Smart connector with pass thru charging
Cons.
- Premium price tag
- No function keys
- Can be awkward to use if not on a flat / horizontal surface
Arteck HB-192 - Multi device Bluetooth desktop keyboard
Pros.
- Connects to upto 3 Bluetooth devices
- Nil lag when typing
- Excellent build quality
- Slimline profile
- Excellent typing experience
- Vast array of function and media keys
- £25.00 GBP!!!
Cons.
- Arteck do not offer the same design in a more portable size (for laptop bag)
- Micro USB charging port
Would I welcome a folio keyboard for the Mini 6… probably.
I think the right one could turn the Mini 6 into a brilliant compact netbook.
But, it would obviously come with limitations given the dimensions to match the Mini 6. The most likely trade-off being the trackpad.
For now, I will be just as happy to use my Mini 6 as a browsing device, or with the Arteck when at my desk.
Will be interesting to see the offerings released though..
https://www.amazon.co.uk/dp/B085WYX..._dp_A51EBRC6S5V8G8R352XM?_encoding=UTF8&psc=1