This also means that the keyboard is heavy, weighing 4.4lbs, making it heavier than the Q3 HE (3.91lbs) but lighter than the Q65 Max (5.33lbs). The Rainy 75 Pro’s 75% layout should help you easily ...

(Image credit: LG) Against similarly-priced TVs, the LG B4 stuns as a budget OLED model. It's not got the same oomph that you might see on a cheaper Mini-LED TV, but it still gets the job done ...

Typing on a tablet is often necessary in a pinch but for longer sessions your fingers will soon crave the tactile feedback of a proper keyboard. Thu, 27 Aug, 2015 - 01:00 It’s a Bluetooth ...

Now, the keyboard itself feels really nice and 'soft' to type on without a lot of 'clackety clack' so it's comfortable. On to the downsides. First up, it's $99USD, I found some online at $160CDN on ...

Therefore, the mysterious wireless keyboard that LG can wrap around and roll it like a bar "Rolly Keyboard 2 (KBB-710)"Has been released.

Tech News News: LG is all set to officially launch its foldable full-sized keyboard, dubbed Rolly Keyboard globally. The company has released a video of the keyboard ...

Remember the wireless portable keyboard LG Rolly that was first showcased at IFA 2015? After nearly 8 months since its unveiling, the roll-up keyboard is finally coming to Malaysia. However, much to ...

The Rolly Keyboard 2, unveiled on Thursday, offers the productivity-conscious access to a full-size keyboard with five rows of keys that can connect wirelessly to a phone or tablet.

The keyboard is compatible with Android, iOS, Mac and Windows platforms. This time around, LG has even attached a small tab for enabling users to grab it and ‘unroll’ the Rolly 2 easily.

Thank you, LG Rolly Keyboard 2. You cost 129,000 KRW, because you are only available in South Korea right now, but that’s roughly $112 USD. You have five rows.

LG has stated the Rolly Keyboard 2 will retail for 129,000 Won, which is roughly $110. At the moment the accessory has only been announced for South Korea, however international roll-out should ...

It’s basically a Bluetooth keyboard that can be rolled up, with the idea being that it makes it easier for transportation. Now we’re not sure how big of a hit the original LG Rolly was, but apparently ...