Logitech - Combo Touch Keyboard and Trackpad Case for Apple iPad - Latest Model A16 chip and iPad 10th Gen with Detachable Keyboard - Sand

Bought this a few weeks after buying the iPad. Brings it to the next level for typing up stuff, the built-in stand adds flexibility, the built-in Trackpad makes everything more handy, the backlit keyboard is always a plus, and the easy snap-on magnetic attachment means it holds nice but also comes apart easily AND you don't need to hassle with Bluetooth to have your keyboard connect. Looks nice and protects pretty well, too. At $159 I was hesitant, but it is a very good and useful accessory for your iPad.

I bought this for use with the IPad A16 chip model. The case is made well. It was a tight fit when inserting the iPad, but I know it is secure. The keys have a nice feel not unlike the laptop I use for work (not an Apple) though the keyboard is more narrow than what I am used to. The backlighting on the keyboard numbers and letters is very handy. I like the sand color of the model I chose and the texture is nice. Detaching and reattaching the keyboard is very simple. The magnets snap to when reattaching the keyboard and they hold it securely. There are not options for different angles of the kickstand other than pushing it open further which I am hesitant to do since it is a bit stiff but that is fine. There are two issues I have with the keyboard. First, the trackpad has to be pushed down, or clicked, when selecting something or placing the cursor. It cannot be lightly double-tapped as I am used to with my laptop. That is a minor issue that I will get used to. The other issue is with opening the keyboard. The magnets holding the case closed are strong which is good. But I either have to use fingernails on the keyboard side while holding the pencil holder to get a grip, as shown in the photo, or use the notch for the on-off button/finger scanner. Either of these could cause some wear on the case over time. Adding a notch or grip on the side opposite the pencil holder would have been helpful since that is how the keyboard unfolds naturally. Since this will be open/closed often, that is enough to keep the case from being 5 stars for me. Otherwise I like this purchase and feel I got great value and features for the price.

I recently upgraded to the Logitech case-keyboard for my iPad, and I am honestly so glad I did. Before this, I bought a $60 keyboard on Amazon that was uncomfortable to use, had unpleasant tactile feedback, and looked very cheap. Maybe those budget keyboards are fine for kids, but they definitely didn’t work for me. The Logitech case is a completely different experience. Even though it’s a little pricey, it’s absolutely worth it. The design has a clean, business-casual look, and the material feels pleasant and high-quality. It looks expensive and provides excellent protection. I carry it in my bag every day, bring it to work, and use it constantly for school projects and it still looks brand new. It’s durable, sturdy, and makes typing and studying genuinely enjoyable. I compared this Logitech case with the original Apple one at the Apple Store, and surprisingly, the Logitech felt of higher quality. On the Apple case, the back stand didn’t fit tightly to the case, and I know it would have fallen off quickly with daily use. The Logitech design is much more secure, practical, and neat. Honestly, there’s no reason to pay over $200 for the Apple version when the design and quality are similar. You can even buy this Logitech model directly at the Apple Store, so there’s no need to worry about quality. So, I’m extremely happy with this purchase and recommend it to anyone who types a lot or carries their iPad everywhere.

Well made, well designed: my old iPad died, and I was forced to get the new version of the keyboard. I was sad: I loved the old one. But the new one has most all of the charm of the old one, and fewer of the issues. Fave new things: keyboard is totally detachable - reconnects easily with powerful magnet catch. Fold out support if you want a stand alone screen. Backlit keyboard. It also has a touchpad, which works well, but I never use. Also a handy sleeve for a stylus: works well with Apple Pencil. I've already dropped it a few times, and it protects well. No issues there. The thickness of the case sometimes makes connecting the charging cord (if you're using the Native Union combo plug, mostly) or positioning your finger for touch ID a little iffy, but no other major issues. The only thing I wish: doesn't come in black. and the case is fabric, not plastic or rubber. That is tactile-friendly, but cleanup involving any gooey stuff becomes a bit more involved.

Great keyboard overall. Especially compared to Apple’s, which I usually prefer. Logitech has always had more protection for the iPad, but the typing experience of the current Apple board at the time was worth spending more (or the same if you buy used) and getting less protection. But with the iPad 10/11th gen’s, this wasn’t the case. (Sorry for that joke.) Apple’s Magic Keyboard folio offered almost no protection, and while the angle adjustment on it was decent, and the case felt premium as a whole, it didn’t lean back as far as I’d like it to for drawing. Logitech’s combo keyboards have insane flexibility and are stiff enough that it won’t lose its position too bad. It’s not perfect if you’re pressing on it, but it’s versatile. The typing is really good too. I’ve always opted for the Magic Keyboard for the iPad pros, but for the a16 iPad, this one is the way to go. I thought the Magic Keyboard folio was kinda flat and made typing somewhat stiff, but this has just enough padding (very thin still) that it doesn’t. It’s kind of a bummer that I still had to buy a cheap keyboard (ESR on eBay) to type with the keyboard detached. The advantage of both Logitech and Apple’s main keyboards is they don’t require Bluetooth, so they connect instantly using the magnets on the iPad. But that means you can’t detach the keyboard and use it. I really don’t need this feature but once you’re used to it, it’s nice. I’d still say for the price, protection, and experience you’re getting—not to mention backlit keys, Apple didn’t do that for some reason and their board is $100 less than the iPad itself :’) — it’s worth trying out the Logitech keyboard for iPad 10/11. Less importantly, it has a nice color and feel that a lot of Logitech’s iPad cases have.