Do you then also advocate for using Cat 6 cables over WiFi? They are faster, more secure and more reliable. /s
Apple walked right past any bluetooth issues long ago with both the AirPods and the Apple Watch.
Well, I for one do emphatically advocate for using a wired connection rather than wifi, when it's available and there's no need for wifi. WiFi is also a waste of power when it's not needed.
With regard to Apple having "walked right past any bluetooth issues long ago with both the AirPods and the Apple Watch," is that why it takes two or three tries to connect my BT headset to my MBP? The same headset that connects to my iPhone, my wife's Android, and my kids' various phones without a hitch? Is that why my co-worker can't keep his freaking AirPods, AirPods, connected to his MBP without them disconnecting themselves after 30 or 40 minutes? Is that why virtually everyone in my office who uses non-Apple BT products has problems connecting, or keeping them connected, with their MBPs when those devices connect with their other devices just fine?
Apple's implementation of BT is good, even excellent at times. It's not perfect, by any means.
LOL... You shoulda bought AirPods. Like I said: "Apple walked right past any bluetooth issues long ago with both the AirPods and the Apple Watch."
Sorry, but I haven't seen a wired keyboard for sale in years.
You could maybe get a used one on EBay if you really think they are better than BT. But it would be better to just get with the times.
So: Why use BT if a proprietary, hardwired connector is right there? Because it serves no purpose other than to increase the cost of the iPad for no purpose than to limit 3rd party options while failing to provide any meaningful function.
Then you're looking in the wrong places. Every keyboard in my house is wired.
The hardwired connector is already there. It's not increasing the cost.
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Then you're looking in the wrong places. Every keyboard in my house is wired.
The hardwired connector is already there. It's not increasing the cost.