Customer Ratings & Reviews

iPad are the gold standard for tablets even if they are overpriced. Apple makes the best user friendly devices.

Makes very easy to use my iPod, battery last a long time

increases productivity, and allows me to take notes and utilize photo editing apps more to work on the go.

It transformed my ipad air into a much more effective work tool. I now use it instead of my laptop in many occasions.

Great keyboard easy to type and work with makes work time easier

Great addition to my iPad Pro. The keys responded well when typing as well as the trackpad is precise. The only drawback is, it does not have a volume key for lowering or increasing the volume while using it.

Has some nice features but overpriced and does not protect ipad

I don’t even bother with either of my desktop computers anymore and only use my iPad, so I bought this keyboard when I bought the new iPad Air to at least “simulate” a computer and have a bit of a carrying case.

Definitely not worth the price. Missing important hardware buttons. Makes an easily-used iPad complicated, especially when you have to reach for the fingerprint scanner in the power button instead of FaceID (what a silly and unnecessary change). This one is going back quick...

It was a tough sell with the price but it ended up helping me use my iPad Pro like a laptop, no complaints.

You can't get around it... this keyboard is expensive... $300 for the 11" iPad Pro. I hesitated on buying it for this one reason, but I decided to give it a try. Now, it has become an indispensable tool in my workflow. Excellent keys and typing experience, and an excellent trackpad.

This is a very nice keyboard.....but.....I was lead to believe when you provided power to the keyboard, it would also charge your iPad...Will NOT do that! The wording on the Apple site is slightly misleading so beware. Also, it really adds a lot of weight and is cumbersome to carry around, so I feel it is more of a desk accessory than something you want to carry from place to place. On the plus side, the tilting feather for the iPad is really nice and holds it into position. So, if you just need a nice keyboard, I recommend it. If you're going to be moving from spot to spot, uh, not so much. Pretty heavy. I returned mine and waiting on Best Buy to credit my card!

Apple MagicKeyboard for my 11” IPad Pro is a nice fit to my fingers making this iPad into a lightweight laptop for me. The keys are light and firm to the touch replicating that of the larger apple keyboard. I’m very satisfied with the purchase; it completes the IPad!

My daughter loves it its a great product perfect size .

The 11" iPad Magic Keyboard after a few weeks: It's full of so many bad compromises that it was clearly invented after the iPad Pro was designed, or the 11" is unusable compared to the 12". Apple needs to learn a lesson about price vs convenience, and I will probably return it. The keyboard is noisy compared to the Smart Keyboard Folio. Not that smart for $180, and also has that terrible soft touch material that degrades after a year, but it's dead quiet and the key spacing is better. The touchpad is game-changing for iPad. They nailed the UI, and I want a touchpad. But it's too short and I hit the edge all the time. While you can press anywhere, it's too heavy a press, and no double-tap hold or three finger hold gestures to replace pressing it for selection. The continuous screen angle is almost good: While it mercifully angles to 90 degrees for viewing at head height, the other angle is worse than the Smart Folio, and not enough for your lap. 5 more degrees is needed, but the case would tip backwards from balance issues. Bad design. The backlight keys are nice, and the other issues are forgivable. But not this: When angled fully (on a lap), I CONSTANTLY hit my fingers on the bottom of the iPad when typing on the top two rows. I can't press delete without being punished physically for my mistake. Typing issues are unforgivable for any keyboard, let alone a $300 keyboard that's only usable on one specific model of iPad. The issues all clearly show Apple never realized they were going to build this when they designed the 11" Pro and the placement of the "smart" connectors. They might have done the best they could when they designed this–they threw almost everything in. But it's all so half-baked that it doesn't get anywhere near what I expect from Apple at any price point.

It dose what it says it dose, dislike the auto flip with some apps but other than that LOVE!

Works as intended. No issues as of yet. Magnet is strong, holds tablet in place.

Works really well. Docks readily with my 10” iPad. Wish that it would tilt back a bit more.

My purchase was a replacement keyboard. I especially like the slight backlighting under the keys.

I purchased the Magic Keyboard for my iPad a 2 months ago, and I have to say that I am extremely disappointed with its quality. After only 1-2 months of use, the keyboard stopped working,I am unable to type anything, leaving me unable to use it for any of its intended purposes. The keyboard was supposed to be a reliable and convenient accessory for my iPad, but it fell far short of my expectations. I tried resetting it, and troubleshooting the issue in every way possible, but nothing worked. Furthermore, the keyboard is quite expensive, and for it to stop working after such a short period of time is unacceptable. I expected much better from a product with such a high price tag. Overall, I would not recommend the Magic Keyboard for iPad to anyone. Its terrible quality and lack of durability make it a complete waste of money. If you're looking for a reliable and long-lasting keyboard for your iPad, I suggest looking elsewhere.