Every Android device comes with a default keyboard. However, not all users of these devices take pride in using the default typing application and if you are one of them, here are the best 5 Android keyboards you can turn to for the best typing experience.
Swiftkey Keyboard
Swiftkey is one of the best, if not the best, Android keyboards out there. The amazing suggestions the device offers have enabled it to gain the tag “magical Android keyboard.” The application is the best at learning your style of writing and it will constantly supply you with accurate suggestions when typing.
You can sync the app with your other apps such as email and browser in order to let the app find out more about your writing. As of now, the app has more than 250 million downloads in the Google Play Store, an indicator that it actually loved.
With Swiftkey, you can easily customize the size as well as the feel of your keyboard, select themes to give it a personal touch as well as swipe through keys to writing sentences thanks to the Swiftkey Flow feature. The best part of the story is that Swiftkey Keyboard is completely free.
Google Keyboard
Available in the Play Store for free, the Google Keyboard makes everything about typing fast and easy, be it with gesture or even voice. The app also provides some of the best completion suggestions, next-word prediction as well as auto corrections services. If you are a fan of emojis, you will be more than happy to learn that this is among the Android keyboards equipped with the best, human-like characters that you’ll love.
Just like Swiftkey, the Google Keyboard will learn more as you type as well as sync your entire typing history across devices.
Swype Keyboard
Swype is one of those rare Android keyboards, offering the complete ability to swipe over the keyboard to come up with words and sentences. You don’t have to go through the agony of hitting one key after the other when you can just do so by swipe, however, the keyboard also allows users to use the normal tap to type format.
There are themes available for customizing the app and so is the ability to type using voice commands, just like a bunch of other Android keyboards, however, the free version is only up for 30-day trial purposes.
GO Keyboard
Another great addition to the many Android keyboards already available is the GO Keyboard. If you are the kind who enjoys new stickers and emojis, this is your type of keyboard. You will love the cool fonts and amazing stickers that this keyboard offers and give your texts that needed extra flair. While the app comes with preloaded themes and stickers for free, there is room to buy more of these via in-app purchases.
Just like other Android keyboards, the GO Keyboard will give you access to things like auto-correct and smart predictions.
Ginger Keyboard
If you are after a keyboard that brings all basic features together with advanced ones into one place, there are no better Android keyboards than the Ginger Keyboard. Whether it’s a spelling or grammar checker, emojis, stickers, themes or even in-app games, this app has it all take care of. In essence, you will get everything and anything you can ever want from an Android keyboard.
Swype is not a free keyboard, it costs £0.78, though a short free trial is available.