Customer Ratings & Reviews

Pros: compatible with 2nd gen 11 inch iPad Pro and makes typing easier/faster compared to touchscreen keyboard. Cons: keyboard doesn't flip back so when I need to work in portrait mode or take notes with pencil, I have to detach keyboard and minimal protection of sides and pencil. I did get this open box with a discount. At full retail price, I'd probably buy another alternative with better protection and keyboard detachment/foldover ability.

Love the size, colour and how compact it is. The keys feel great & even light up, which I wasn’t aware of before I bought it. I only wish it was a little lighter and didn’t feel a little like rubber. I guess the weight = quality materials.

Overall, an excellent product. I believe only once did it freeze on me (during Scrabble), but other than that, a flawless experience. Very comfortable keyboard to type on. I will be using this for law school in the fall! My only gripe is the price. Why couldn't it be $200?

The keyboard is very nice, works extremely well, mouse pad is awesome and can be used for any app. However, if this is for someone who needs to switch to portrait mode often, then it may not be worth it because you need to remove the iPad to do so. If I would have known that I may not have gotten it. I do like it though for landscape mode, but I switch to much between the two. It’s heavy too, much heavier than anticipated, definitely will add some weight to your bag.

Love this keyboard. I love the way it types and is portable. I had bought the Brydge before but returned it because the sleep mode took forever to turn on and it doesn’t do the hand gestures on the pad. This keyboard has basically all that I need when working. My wife now wants one.

Great Keyboard overall! Easy to use, very durable. Wish it had controls for volume, brightness, etc on the physical keyboard but still a great keyboard for the iPad. A bit pricy but worth it, if you do lots of typing and like the feel of using a physical keyboard instead of the onscreen iPad keyboard.

There is a reason they call it a Magic Keyboard with the easy setup and power integration for charging is perfect. Great look and feel key board.

This is hands down the best case and keyboard I’ve owned for my iPad Pro. I’ve owned Brydge, Logitech, and Zagg cases and they all break within 6 months bc of the wear and tear. This case is far more expensive but you absolutely get what you pay for. Don’t waste money on the other cases.

Never used any other folio keyboard to compare to, but this one is great. Great keytravel, feels very comfortable to type with. Trackpad with gestures makes using the touchscreen optional. Only downside is that it makes the tablet a bit heavy but I'll take the tradeoff.

This product turn your iPad into a laptop. I wish I had this when I was in college because the ease of use and form factor is top notch. Internet research and doing task that involve typing makes my iPad feel elite. This a great addition to your iPad if you travel.

Quality is very good. Typing is easy with it. However, you cannot use only the tablet with the cover. You need to take it out of the case to use the tablet alone. And this withdrawal is not practical, it needs to be undocked. With that, I had to buy a second cover for when I want to use only the tablet.

Great product! Very functional for daily use. Highly recommended .

It works great for productivity. Also it’s light weight. The only con is using the Apple Pencil and having to take it out of the keyboard.

...that this keyboard would be worth the money (over the cost of the smart folio keyboard). As soon as I tried the trackpad, though, I was convinced--well, that is, once I figured out the iPad setting that allowed me to set (what they rather judgmentally call) "unnatural" scrolling when using a trackpad. (What can I say, it comes more naturally to me and I have it set the same way on my MacBook Pro.) Probably not worth it to everyone, but one of the things that annoyed me about using a folio keyboard was having to go back and forth between typing and screen taps. This solves that problem. There isn't a HUGE range of viewing angles, but sufficient for most purposes. I'm sure the typing experience is much better on the 12.9-inch iPad Pro than it is on my 11-inch (not QUITE a full-sized keyboard), but I'm sure I'll get used to it. Big improvement, though, over the smart folio keyboard--if the features are worth the extra cost to you.

Works great on my iPad Air 5th generation. Easy to use when traveling. The only reason I did not give it a 5 star? The is no place to store my stylus pen when traveling. It would nice if they had one so I don't have to store it separately. Other than that works as an Apple product should.

There are a few options out there for keyboards that will work with the iPad Air 2024 but the Apple brand Magic Keyboard JUST WORKS…. I have tried Samsung keyboards with Samsung tablets and they just don’t work as smooth as the Magic Keyboard. The trackpad is another life saver as well. You won’t have to attach a mouse every single time you go to use the iPad. Go get you one and try it out and if you don’t like it you can return it.

Game changer for the iPad in my opinion. The trackpad is incredibly responsive; the keys have just the right amount of depth and travel; folds up nice; and offers decent protection for the iPad. My only wish is that it rotated so you could type while your iPad is vertical.

Honestly as a student, this is a necessity. Notes are so easy to make and typing with the keyboard is a satisfying and enjoyable experience. I've written many papers with the keyboard and honestly prefer it to my desktop keyboard. I think the one thing I would change is to make the device easier to open like with an indentation or something, currently you just have to kind of grab it by the edge.

Lasts super long. Great product. Easy to use. No complaints at all

If you are all about the Apple ecosystem, don’t care about extra shortcuts on either cheaper keyboards, etc and have an iPad Pro 11 (fits the new iPad Air 4th gen 2020 too), this keyboard is darned awesome. Sits on your lap with no worries, the angles afforded by it are superb, and the typing is top notch. The only knock on this thing, like apple products tend to be, is expense. Beyond that, if ya got it (the $), get it.