Would you prefer Logitech or Zagg Keys keyboard for iPad?

I would like to buy a new keyboard for an iPad. What do you (iPad users) prefer? Logitech or Zaggkeys? They're both good but I'm looking for a good feel, easy keys, keys that require soft pressure to press down, style, simple, etc. Let me know your opinions

Try resetting the iPad (hold the home and power keys down until the Apple logo appears).
If that does not help, I would contact the manufacturer of the KB and either get a fix or a refund.
Barry

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