I bought the Logitech - Create Keyboard Case for IPad Pro about three weeks ago. After using it on a regular basis I'm having no regrets. The keyboard functions as I expected it would. Inserting the Pro into the case was easy (It had a perfect fit). I find the keyboard to be responsive using it in different apps. I do think it would be nice if more games would support the keyboard. As for the weight, let's face it the pro is heavy to begin with (compared to the iPad Air 2). As a computer graphics professor I no longer bring a bulky laptop with me to class. I find the protection okay. I would've like it to come with front and back screen & back protection for the price. The back lit keyboard is one of the main reasons I choose this case over the Apple branded keyboard. As for cons, I really haven't come across any at this point (except for the price). I would recommend anyone to buy this case. I would also recommend you to search online for all the keyboard shortcuts for the OS and the different apps that support the keyboard.

This case works perfectly with the iPad pro. The keyboard lights up so you can work in the dark and you can also use it with the keyboard light off. You can also dim the light on the keyboard. The case folds up to protect the pad within it. The keys are a little bigger than on most cases but they are a little tighter than your regular laptop keyboard. The case makes it a little difficult to use the button to turn off the pad . The keyboard turns on with the pad and off when you turn the pad off too. The keys are very smooth and quiet.

Awesome keyboard a great protection and carrying case for the I pad. And I use it with my I pad everyday as my office main computer.

The keyboard is great on the computer. However, I don't like that you can't adjust the angle of the screen. I normally prop it up a bit when I'm watching videos. The worst part (and reason for the 1 star rating) is that I've barely had this keyboard for 30 days, and the plastic above the power button has a crack in it and is slowly popping off. I believe this is because the fit around the iPad is too tight. I could never get the power or volume rockers to work when attempting to use the screen in portrait mode, so I tried to take out my iPad to see if I could readjust it. I think that's when the plastic cracked because after that I could never get the lid to fit properly. Also, if you want to use the device in portrait mode, there is no good/comfortable way to do so without taking the device out of the case. The keyboard can fold behind the screen, but in a weird manner so that it's awkward to hold. I loved the keyboard before I realized that the side had cracked so easily--super odd because everything else about the case is so sturdy. Not what I expect from a $150 case. I suggest paying a little extra and getting the accessories from Apple.

To be honest, I thought this case was going to be flimsy and cheap looking considering it was only $10. I was pleasantly surprised when I opened it, It's very durable, has a non slip texture and it even has a built in keyboard. Great buy!