Customer Ratings & Reviews

I rarely use the keyboard so I love the flexibility of removing it and that it is a slim option that isn’t bulky or heavy.

My Logitech Combo Touch Keyboard is seriously awesome! It’s super portable, making it easy to take anywhere, and the comfort level is top-notch. Typing on it feels smooth and natural, like it's made for my fingers. Definitely a game-changer for on-the-go productivity!

I love it! The performance is excellent, it runs quickly, and everything feels smooth. It’s perfect for work, browsing, and everyday use

Could be better but like how the keyboard is detachable.

Had the Apple Magic Keyboard on previous iPad but tried this one when I upgraded.. the keyboard is much bulkier and you have to have the kickstand out in order to keep screen up so it can only stay in one position. It is hard to keep pen connected on side. Overall I ended up getting a different one that had better features.

This keyboard is really nice and makes the iPad perfect for professional use. Don’t rely to much on it to serve as a a case. When I detached the keyboard and accidentally dropped it on the floor keys began to fall out.

Game changer. This was absolutely a must buy!! Why touch the screen, if you can scroll using an actual keyboard!

It helped protect my Ipad and easy to navigate w/out mouse.

I like this keyboard over the apple version. You can detach it when not needed. It has a nice feeling when typing almost as an apple keyboard. Nice trackpad too.

The best keyboard I’ve used for a tablet or iPad. I bought one for my wife and myself.

If you are like me and wanting to get the most out of your iPad its between the Logitech Combo Touch or the Apple Magic Keyboard. I have both and would like to share my two cents. Starting off with the full review of this. PROS: - Actual protective CASE (9/10). Rubber-like material. Provides a lot of cover on the sides and back of the device (no more camera bump wobble). Along with adding some depth to try and protect the screen as well. Main selling point for me. It is also quite thin (compared to others) and at a very respectable weight. - The KICKSTAND is great (10/10). It is my favorite feature. I like that I can set it up to watch content and lightly browse. Or collapse it all the way down and do some note taking on it (either fully flat or with an angle). Bonus points for being able to reverse the keyboard using the notches between keys to set the angle with extra reinforcement. - The DETACHABLE KEYBOARD is great (7/10). Keys are large, have good spacing, easy to read, feel great, with good bounce, travel, and tactility. It has a variable backlight via shortcut keys on the keyboard. With even light shown through each keycap. I really enjoy typing on this thing. Getting my typical 120 – 130 wpm. I can absolutely fly on this thing. It also has shortcuts on the function row. Which are easy to understand and include nearly everything most people would want. But does not have an escape key anymore. Includes from left to right, home screen, screen brightness down, screen brightness up, keyboard brightness down/up, dictation, screenshot, media go back, media play/pause, media go forward, mute, volume down, volume up, activate focus. CONS: - TRACKPAD (5/10): Is very large (pro) but may get in the way of typing for some (con). Not haptic and my biggest con. As it isn’t nearly as accurate or premium feeling. You can press down anywhere with light pressure to actuate (pro) but due to that also feels cheap (con). It works very poorly if your hands a bit wet/sweaty. But outside of that is accurate and registers gestures well. - WEIGHT (7/10): When using in tablet only mode it kind of ruins this generations magic. For me the M4 13 inch is great because it is so thin and light where I don’t get fatigued holding it as a tablet. However, with this case it doubles/triples the thickness and weight. Making the iPad cumbersome again. - SOUND (5/10): The speakers are reduced when I’m using this. Making them feel more muddy, less clear, and have less dynamic sound. Which is a bummer. - BEZELS are nearly doubled or tripled which is the trade you get for protection. Making it feel like a less premium device compared to the Magic Keyboard that has no bezels. - FOOTPRINT: Using this is about double the size of the Magic Keyboard. As you have a very large keyboard, along with a kickstand. Which makes it difficult to use on your lap. Which limits a lot of the functionality if you are using this on the go. Personally, I use a keyboard mostly for laptop functionality on my lap, so it not doing that is a big con for me. - CHARGING PORT: Is too small, only fitting very small USB-C cords. If you have a nice Thunderbolt Cord it won’t fit. Which isn’t even that big. - MATERIALS (7/10): For some reason Logitech decided to go with the same material that the Apple Magic Keyboard has, which is a rubber-like material. While it is highly resistant towards scuffs (pro) it picks up fingerprints and other things VERY easily (con). Making it look trashed all the time and is extremely difficult to clean. I do like that on the outside of the keyboard they chose to use aluminum which has a rubber seal, meaning if you drop it the rubber should take the impact not bending the metal. But the inside where you rest your palm is rubber. This for me is a con as I like that cold hard metal feel. But milage will vary here. The older one had more of a mesh type material that I liked the feel of better. And it always looked clean. - Putting the tablet in and taking out of the case is challenging. It’s a very tight fit (pro) but due to that makes it where I feel like I’m going to break or bend my iPad getting it out (con). APPLE MAGIC KEYBOARD VS COMBO TOUCH: Not going very in-depth. The MAGIC KEYBOARD feels more premium, (less bezels, better materials, better hinge, extra port for charging, haptic touchpad, aluminum wrist rest, can be used in your lap). But has no kickstand and provides minimal protection if you were to drop the iPad with it open. Regarding weight, its about the same with everything attached. But there is a significant difference in tablet only mode. When I detach the tablet on Magic Keyboard I have the stock tablet weight with the incredible thinness of this generation which is where most of the magic is. Making it less cumbersome when holding. With the Combo touch it is a LOT heavier with the case and a lot thicker. But you get protection and a kickstand. The COMBO TOUCH has fantastic protection. Has a kickstand, giving it a bit more functionality in this regard. Keyboard feel is the same. Trackpad is worse but bigger. No extra charging port. USB-C charging port only fits certain sizes. Is less expensive by quite a bit, giving essentially equal amount of functionality. I’d say nearly everything else is a wash. For me I prefer the Apple Magic Keyboard for work and at home. But I use the Combo Touch when I’m at school.

The Logitech combo case and keyboard is excellent for my daily use

Works great and feels great to type with it! Have been using it since the day I got it and I definitely recommend!

Perfect keyboard/case for the perfect tablet ! 10/10

Loving my new tablet and keyboard. Its awsome can use during the day. No problems at all.

I love it, every options works good. It’s very light and impact resistant.

Had this product for less than a year, and already falling apart on the bottom. Logitech will not replace it, and very dissatisfied. I ignored the reviews, thinking that it wouldn't happen to me. The photo attached shows where I had to glue it.

It started out good but after using it for maybe 5-6 months the soft plastic edges started pealing off. I tried to place a warranty claim and they just kept asking for something different each time. First the pictures (from an iPhone) were not acceptable. Ok, I converted them to jpeg and resent. Then I needed to have the claim number on them, I digitally added the claim number and that was not enough. I need to "Kindly send us pictures that has a ticket number written on a piece of paper which should ne included the picture on a JPG or PNG format like the once you sent on the previous emails. Once I have receive those picture, we can go ahead and request for your replacement." So they got the jpeg pictures with digitally added case #15212999 added then say they want the number on a piece of paper. I then use my iPad to hand "write" with a drawing tool the case number and they again decline it and say it needs to be hand written (it was my hand writing on digital paper I emailed) Declining the warranty coverage time and again FOR THEIR DEFECTIVE PRODUCT.

Nice product the quality really good better for Apple

I’m writing this review on my iPad Pro M4. This Logitech folio style keyboard case is the jack of all trades in the world of keyboard folio case for iPad Pro. Let’s start from the design. The case is actually a two-piece case consists of a detachable keyboard and an iPad case. Logitech uses materials that look and feel great. The iPad case is made mostly of high quality rubber and the detachable keyboard uses a combination of rubber, plastic and metal. The overall appearance is gearing more toward professional looking, which I like. I can mount and charge my iPad Pencil on the top of the iPad. The design is very functional and is meant for viewing the iPad horizontally. The case is sturdy and the stand is strong enough to hold the iPad firmly. However, with a folio design like this, you can’t use the iPad in a laptop position as in using it to type on your lap. I actually use the case most of the time without the keyboard. While the iPad case is a bit heavier than some of the cases out there, I have no doubt of its ability to protect the iPad from scuffs and accidental drop. The keyboard feels normal to type and the trackpad is responsive. The keyboard is backlighted and the whole experience almost feels like using a Macbook keyboard to type. Of course iPad OS is not MacOS but this Logitech case pushes the value proposition of an iPad forward as a productivity tool. In the world of iPad keyboard cases, this Logitech is actually not that heavy. Surely that it’s not light but other keyboard cases are not light, either. I would rather have a high quality keyboard case that is very functional and capable to protect my iPad than the one that is mediocre in protecting it. Even with the keyboard attached, the iPad is still perfectly portable. Another thing that may be important for some people is that the case is somewhat fingerprint magnet. It’s not that bad but it’s somewhat noticeable. I don’t really care because it’s not that noticeable unless you really look at the case from a short viewing distance. Like: Detachable keyboard and iPad cover case all-in-one Professional looking Great material that doesn’t look cheap Not really negative but worth to mention: A bit heavy but that’s to be expected in a keyboard case Somewhat fingerprint magnet