If there is something we like about Android, those are the options customization from our smartphone. The Android keyboards they are, indeed, one of the most interesting ways to personalize the device based on our tastes and needs. And it is not just a matter of being able to put iPhone emojis on Android, because we can go much further and change it completely by adding interesting functions. Mind you, the key is to go straight to the best keyboards, and we've put them all together.
Swiftkey
It is one of the oldest and that is why it took the development of the well-known Swype. It has hundreds of themes to customize its appearance, it is free and allows us the complete reorganization of the keys. In addition, it gives us the option to configure the size of the keys and configure many other parameters that are not available in the vast majority of Android keyboards.
Gboard (Google Keyboard)
If you like what 'Android Stock', Gboard you will like it because, indeed, it is Google's own keyboard. It has Google Assistant integrated, so we can do direct searches from the keyboard or include emojis in our conversations. It gives us more options such as quick access to all the emoji, and customization options such as putting a photograph or image of us as the keyboard background.
Fleksy
If customization doesn't matter so much to you, but you want write fast on your Android mobile, without a doubt this is yours among the best keyboards that exist for Android. In fact, it has a Guinness World Record for this very thing, and even though it can boast of it, it is totally free. Of course, it is not lacking in key details such as quick access to the emoji-specific keyboard, among other functions that almost all the main ones agree on.
Minuum
Minuum is not free; in fact, it is not cheap. It costs almost 3,50 euros, but it falls within the best Android keyboards. It is one of the smallest that we are going to find, and that helps to display content on the screen, but makes it difficult to use. However, due to the peculiarities of its design and size, it has a predictive writing system much more advanced than the rest that will help us to write easily and, above all, with speed.
chroma
Do you like RGB keyboards of PC Gamers? Well, this keyboard for Android tries to imitate that design with automatic color changes and parameters that, for example, the Razer Chromas have -on computer-. The key in this keyboard is in the originality of its design, and in the option to configure automated behaviors for the color of the keys. Although it is free, most of its effects will take us to checkout.
GO Keyboard
An app that had its moment of glory when it was cataloged as the best keyboard of 2017. Its main feature is its customization, including wallpapers, accompanied by a wide catalog of emojis already implemented, without the need to resort to a external app. Of course, you do not forget the basic typing functions, with the possibility of typing with the swipe of the finger, and with translation into more than 60 languages.
Fancykey
It is a keyboard that was already available on iOS, but that soon after landed on Android. Like the previous one, this keyboard has a quite considerable catalog of emojis and wallpapers, as well as a sliding input method. But the most striking thing about the app is that integrates various effects on the keystroke, which can be customized to suit the consumer.
iKeyboard
This keyboard not only brings together emojis, something that at this point in the compilation sounds repetitive, but it also predicts the emojis that can be used according to the message used in the conversation. It also includes other multimedia content, that could not be other than GIFs and stickers, a lot of them to choose from.
Ginger Keyboard
Aside from all the multimedia content you may have, it has a more functional purpose. Its predictive text is quite solid, with the ability to predict in almost any situation, in addition to a worked Swype mode, although its name in this app is Stream. On the other hand, it includes a translator for several languages, with special attention to translating from Spanish to English, and vice versa.
Grammarly keyboard
This keyboard is completely focused on writing foreign languages. It works like a standalone keyboard, although it has a quick access to switch immediately to the usual keyboard. Its main function is as a proofreader when writing in English, not as a translator, since it will be the user who must write in their own handwriting, although it also has its own predictive text of suggestions.
AnySoftKeyboard
It is an open source keyboard, by which it can be modified by any user. As main functions, apart from the basic ones in a keyboard of this type, it is a night mode and a saver mode when the smartphone's battery is running tight, managing the resources of the app. In addition, it has a dictionary of abbreviations and an editor that users can access to add words.
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