Customer Ratings & Reviews

When I was looking to try out the Logitech Combo Touch for my iPad pro, the main thing I was focused on was seeing how the keys felt on the keyboard and what that overall experience would be like. Normally for Apple products I don't do 3rd-party accessories...so I was interested in the keyboard experience. I have to say, after using the Logitech Combo Touch for iPad Pro, I walked away a lot more impressed with the overall protection the case provides. My iPad now feels like a completely different device. It feels a lot more "Pro." The M4 iPad pro is an awesome device. I will say however, when I purchased it without a case, it performed "Pro"...but it didn't feel as "Pro" as I would have liked. It felt delicate. When I purchased "another" case for it, it felt safer...but it still felt more like a toy. When I put the iPad Pro in the Logitech - Combo Touch...it felt solid. It felt protected. it didn't feel like a toy anymore, it felt like a Pro device. The way the case covers the iPad from all angles makes it feel like a completely different device. I feel a lot more comfortable with the iPad because it feels so much safer. Mind you, I haven't begin to talk about the experience with the keyboard yet. With the focus Logitech put into protection, one might thing the Combo Touch case might slack when it comes to the keyboard aspect...and they'd be wrong. Yes, the 11 inch iPad pro is smaller than most laptops you'd use, so a keyboard designed for that isn't going to feel exactly like using a laptop, however, for iPad OS makes navigation a lot easier, and this keyboard does it's job swimmingly. The keys feel clicky enough. Would I write a a novel on this iPad with this keyboard? Probably not...but if I didn't have another option, I wouldn't necessarily complain about it either. Adjusting to the smaller form factor didn't take much time, and I have pretty large hands. The touchpad on default is super responsive, but not too sensitive. Perfect. The backlighting on the keys is slight, but solid. This keyboard turns my M4 iPad Pro into a smaller (but probably more powerful than most) laptop easy, that I could easily take with me as a laptop replacement. I'd strongly recommend the Logitech - Combo Touch for the M4 iPad Pro 11-inch for anyone looking for a keyboard case/protection for their iPad Pro. I deducted one point as I would have preferred the case be a solid piece as opposed to the two piece set. Originally the keyboard side of the case detached a little too easy, but I haven't experienced that lately. Some may like that, but I don't. Still, I'd strongly recommend this product to anyone in the market.

As a previous owner of this keyboard/case for my old M2 iPad Pro, I was happy to see this come out for the M4 considering I have since upgraded to the M4 and I could not be happier. This has a leg up on the Magic Keyboard in a few different ways which I will list later on. For the device itself, as with the previous iteration, it is powered by the smart connector pins and features a removable keyboard and there are 4 different ways/viewing angles to use, depending on what you need it for on any given day. Personally I use it as the standard layout (keyboard attached, stand extended) or stand extended but keyboard removed for media consumption. I would use it for pencil writing as well but the little kickstand they have tends to be a little "springy" which can also mess with people that utilize the pressure sensitivity features of the Apple Pencil. On to the pros and cons: Pros: -The trackpad is very responsive has a tactile feel to it so when you press down, you will feel the click - The trackpad is about 1 1/2 times the size, both in height and in width, of the official offering from Apple (which I also have) and somehow they managed to keep the part with the keys the same size -the previous generation had a fabric covering all around which was not exactly liquid proof but this time around they used the same silicone material on the back/kickstand as Apples and under the keyboard flap, it is a hard material (aluminum maybe?) with a silicone bumper surrounding it. This gives it a sturdier feel AND allows for easier cleaning. - It does feel and appear a little thinner compared to the last model. This could be from the iPad itself being thinner as well -function keys are similiar to the Magic Keyboard but the location of the keys is a bit different and now the cons: -As with last offering, Logitech does not include anything on the top/side of the Combo Touch that will assist in holding the pencil in place. Numerous times I had slipped it into my bag only to find it would popped off. Sure there are 3rd party things you can buy (which I did) that slide between the iPad and the back cover and help prevent accidently knock offs, but it would have been nice to see something built in -The kickstand is both a boon and a hindrance. If you are tight on space, this might cause a problem if you need the kickstand extended fully but if you can afford the space, it adds a stability that the new Magic Keyboard does not have (the USB-C hinge charging port also adds a wobble when you apply any sort of pressure onto the screen) Overall, this will be my go to case for a long time to come. It offers great protection all around, 4 different viewing angles, helpful function keys AND the big one, a price point I like.

This is a great unit, with one limitation that may or may not be an issue for you. As usual with Logitech, the build quality of this case/keyboard is immaculate. Surprisingly, my favorite part is the texture. It's slightly rubberized, but not in a way that feels "industrial". It does a decent job rejecting fingerprints, and adds some grip that makes me very confident having my iPad in my hands. The typing experience is wonderful, on par with the more expensive keyboards that Apple sells. Great travel & spacing, and having the function row keys is very useful. The trackpad is responsive to all of the iPadOS gestures, and has a great click mechanism. Then there are the 2 features that set this unit apart from the first party keyboard options. The ability for the keyboard to detach is very handy for when I want to use the pencil to take notes or sketch up a diagram, or for when I am using my iPad as an eReader. The other thing is the fact that the backplate surrounds the entire iPad and gives it full protection when it's detached from the keyboard...but that's also the sticking point for me, keeping this from a full 5 stars. The backplate is very, very form-fitting. It was a bit of a struggle to get the iPad inside of it, and it's been even more than a struggle to get it out. As someone who likes to bounce from case to case with my devices, this is a little off-putting. If you're like me and you like to change frequently, keep this in mind. If you're not like me and your devices live in the same case for months or years, then this is absolutely the keyboard & case for you.

So i have some college classes and i used my iPad all the time to help with taking notes. I was using an app that gave me an on screen keyboard but i would make a bazillion mistakes because my fingers would hit multiple keys or i would hit an intended key but another one would actually register. So it was a painstaking task after every class to go through and read pages and pages of the notes i took to find the mistakes to print them out. You have to turn in your notes with this class. I did not want to look like a 1st grader took my notes. So this keyboard was sent from heaven to make my life so much easier. Now it's like i have a laptop with me but without all the bulkiness of a laptop and i don't need to plug it in to have to worry about the battery dieing. It installs onto the iPad in literal milliseconds and it's just like a standard keyboard. This keyboard has made my class so much better and i don't spent hours upon hours going through my own notes to fix the mistakes i had made during class. If your looking for an awesome keyboard for your iPad look no further. There are a few different models for the size ipad you have so just make sure you get the correct one to fit you iPad.

Adding laptop level functionality to your iPad Pro gets you the best of both worlds. The Logitech Combo Touch brings you a step further with a trackpad, so you almost forget you have a touchscreen. I had a previous Logitech keyboard cover that worked great, after a couple of years, started to fade and was feeling a bit clunky. This keyboard with trackpad is an upgrade in every way. It's much thinner than the old one yet feels just as sturdy and the keys just as clicky. At first connection, a notification appears saying an app was not installed for this keyboard, but then everything worked. The trackpad works just like a laptop version, all features you'd expect, zoom, scroll, slide. The kickstand is hidden so well, I almost didn't know it was there. My favorite feature is the detachable keyboard, makes it feel like a surface book. I realized when fitting it on that the M4 model dimensions are ever so slightly different than my gen1 model. I was under the impression it was just the camera hole, but it's also 0.3mm thinner, 2.1mm longer, and 1mm less wide. I can say it fits the old one at 97% so near perfect with some reduced functionality on volume and some chargers.

I’ve been a BIG fan of Logi’s iPad accessories, having always had at least one of these for every iPad I’ve owned since my original iPad Pro in 2016. For a while, Logitech was the ONLY game in town using Apple’s native smart connectors on the back or spine of the tablet to connect for keyboards that don’t need separate batteries or even offering backlighting on a few models they’ve offered over the years. Until Apple offered their own Magic Keyboard for a significantly higher price, I’d have argued that these were even superior to many of Apple’s own accessories and “folio” products for iPad, offering better connectivity, durability, and protection for the iPad itself. I believe in previous generations Ove even discussed that in reviews. This new Combo set lives up to much of the previous hype. Redesigned for the thinner latest-generation iPads, it continues to offer a few things I love about the Combo touch sets: - Native Apple Smart Connector support: No fiddling g with separate battery charging or Bluetooth. This works just like an Apple genuine accessory with native PIN connection to the tablet - Excellent Logitech keyboard and touchpad: The generations where they’ve included a touchpad with the keyboard are excellent. This year is no exception. The key travel and typing feel are on-par with Logi’s reputation in this space. - Innovative detachability of the keyboard: This being an iPad case, I really like the detachability of the keyboard that leaves the case as a nice sturdy iPad case with kickstand when typing isn’t needed. It also provides reversibility to make the keyboard cover just part of the tent mode for movie watching out of the way. No review would be complete, without countering these niceties with the many issues I have with Logi’s latest offering though: - The new detachable keyboard feels more flimsy than previous at-bats for Logi. It’s not cheap, but not as cork and robust as previous generations. - Like the new iPad Pro (I have the nano-glass version) this new Combo case is a fingerprint magnet too!! Why did Logi abandon their woven/wool texture for this roughened plastic aesthetic that collects seemingly permanent fingerprints and requires me to wet wipe down the device a few times a day - Isn’t the point of good protection and style gear to avoid this? - The kickstand form factor is WAY less lap-able than Apples own keyboard: While Apples keyboard is almost twice as expensive, in this latest generation, they’ve nailed the “overhang” ratio and it’s so easy now to lap the Magic Keyboard, balanced and aligned properly. This Logi offering turns my iPad into a Surface Pro of sorts - Flimsy keyboard hinge and thin kickstand make it only possible to use on larger flat tabletops or desks. With the kickstand and flat keyboard approach, it also requires more depth than competing solutions overall. - my final gripe is perhaps the biggest of all: Logi designed a really nice magnetic closure into this setup that seems to use the iPad’s built-in magnetic closure which is great - But they failed to put any gaps into the design for pulling the keyboard or kickstand open when going to use it! There’s no tab area or gap for your finger to reach in and pull the kickstand open or detach the keyboard when it’s acting as the screen cover when fully folded. I keep stressing the joint of the kickstand by pulling it off too aggressively or slowly wearing a notch into the one side where I’m always picking at it to open it, and I know I’m prematurely wearing the keyboard at its link point by sliding it around away from its magnetic clasp to get it to open sometimes. Two steps forward with great support for this gen’s iPad, but a few very regrettable steps back. If you love the Surface-esque vibe this puts off it’ll serve you well, just be prepared with a tool to open it and have a deep tabletop ready and your cleaning cloth when you do.

Apple please take note of what Logitech has been doing with this case for the iPad. Do not get me wrong the case Apple makes is very sleek and works well. But its utility is not as good as Logitech’s. The biggest thing is that it keeps the iPad from being an iPad and keeps it as a laptop style device. Here with the Logitech case you are getting both. A great keyboard with al the controls you can ask for and a great case that works everywhere. Together you get what I think is the best case for an iPad period. The only downside to me as I prefer the material they used in the previous version the soft touch material while feeling great shows fingerprints like no ones business. Besides that everything about the case is great the feel the weight the touchpad works great and is nice and large the top row of functions buttons are the best. Having a case when it allows me to use my iPad like a laptop when I need to do work or type responses to email and when I just want to use it like an iPad to watch some tv I can detach the keyboard and everything else still works. Highly recommended

Love the stand. I have been using their keyboards for years with my ipads. The stand is outstanding. Its able to be adjusted to several settings and is great when not using the keyboard. The keyboard is every bit as good as previous models. Everything works as expected and I like it more than the Apple version because of it's mobility and flexible options. The one thing I was disappointed by though was the change in texture. I'm sure they had a reason but wow does it show fingerprints and grime. I suppose thats a good reminder that we should be cleaning our devices more. The keys have a great feel and the layout and typing experience is nice. Other than the texture change there isn't anything to complain about. They have been making these for years and it's protective, as light as a case like this can be and of high quality. If you are looking for a keyboard case or even a case with having a keyboard option when needed you really can't go wrong here. I'm a long time customer and will continue to be in the future.

I picked this up for my new 11" iPad Pro M2, because I had the original one on my 11" iPad Pro M1 and it was hands down the best keyboard combo case. So I figured since Logitech released an updated version, it's be a no-brainer to pick it up. Honestly though, I was disappointed, mostly due to the change in the materials. First and foremost, because Apple changed the dimensions of the iPad Pros, I have to say this will only fit the most recent, 2024 M2 iPad Pros. For example, my M1 iPad Pro was too thick to even fit into the casing. So do not get this unless you have the latest, 2024 M2 iPad Pro 11" model. My biggest gripe was not with the device itself, it behaved just like the original Logitech Combo Touch. The keyboard / trackpad part attaches to a strong magnet. The back part of the case includes a strong, magnetic kick stand to hold the iPad up like a laptop. The keys and trackpad are comfortable and responsive. My biggest gripe was that the original model that worked on my M1 version was a textured material that made the case feel great to hold and carry. The newer version used a slick, soft, black material that made the case feel slippery. I also found the cover didn't snap shut on the newer version like it did on the older one. This is a rare misstep in Logitech, because it's been my experience that their accessories get better over time. Maybe it's just me, but I really preferred the more premium, textured feel of my original case compared to this newer one.

The cover and keyboard are great but any kind of oil (food, lotion) on your fingers leaves a mark on the case. The other option was much better as far as staying “clean.”

Preferred more than the Apple brand everything is good so far got it on sale

Definitely great alternative for iPad Pro m4 in my own humble opinion better option than APPLE Magic Keyboard. The track pad it’s much better than Magic Keyboard in size

As ankther reciewer mentioned, this oicks up fingerprints so quickly. Another viewer mentioned the same problem Im habing with size/fit, despite it claiming to be for the size i have. Off to best buy for a refund and to find something different

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It says it fits the IPad Pro 11 inch 3rd generation but doesn’t