Customer Ratings & Reviews

Awesome Ipad. Couldn’t be happier with my purchase.

Great buy and excellent product...................

Bought this for an Apple tablet. Should have returned it! Perhaps, I'm the idiot, but it was impossible to connect. Help Desk was useless.

I had a Logitech keyboard case for my old iPad which I liked much better. This one doesn’t feel as solid It’s awkward to open the stand and feels flimsy.

The Logitech Combo Touch for the iPad Air 11 inch is a great alternative to the official keyboard from Apple. The keyboard types and feels very solid in the way the keys travel. The touchpad of the keyboard also works and has a positive feeling click when pressing down on the touchpad. The second part of the combo is the case that goes around the iPad Air. It is a very solid feeling case and adds a good layer of protection to the iPad if you use it on its own. There are cutouts for the power button and the area where the Apple Pencil Pro would magnetically attach to the iPad. There are cutout holes for the speakers on the iPad. The kick stand is a flap that folds out and lets you adjust the angle of the iPad. I actually prefer this style of kickstand verse the Apple recommended Keyboard because its more stable when on a table. Yes it probably has a larger footprint than the Apple offering, but this Combo touch is very stable. When closed, the Combo Touch is very protective of the iPad and feels very solid. The only disadvantage I see is that when you open the iPad and try to fold the keyboard behind the iPad like a notebook, the keyboard disconnects from the magnetic hold of the iPad. This in turns separates the keyboard from the iPad and you have to place it somewhere that you don’t forget about it. It is possible to turn the separated keyboard around and reattach it back to the iPad so that the touchpad faces the back of the iPad. So its not as seamless as just flipping the keyboard open and out of the way. That is also a plus where if you want to just use the iPad by itself, you don’t have to have the keyboard attached. The other issue I see is how the Apple Pencil Pro is attached to the iPad when traveling. Since you are solely dependent on the magnet to hold and charge the iPad, there is nothing preventing it from getting knocked off the iPad if you place it in your backpack or somewhere with stuff bumping up against the iPad. Too often I feel the Apple Pencil Pro falling off the iPad. You can solve this problem by buying a pouch to hold the Pencil when you travel. Nevertheless, if you want to save money and look for an alternative to the official Apple offering, this Logitech Combo Touch is probably the best option out there from a company that knows how to make keyboards.

the apple version is so much nicer, I have a hard time connecting it to my iPad and it drains my battery even when not using.

This case sucks. I had the previous design of this case which worked great. This new design is basically non-functional. They've cheaped out and replaced the padded cover with a thin plastic one. The thin plastic bends with pressure for your wrists on the keyboard which depresses the trackpad button. This means while you're trying to type the iPad is going crazy because it thinks you are also clicking the trackpad at the same time. There is no solution to this; the design is just flawed and it's partially because the materials are worse than they use to be (for the same price)

Sold the wrong product for my device unable to return it

Stopped working 2 months later. Even though Im a Total Member, I had to contact the manufacturer for a replacement and they were miserable to deal with.

Bulky. Doesn’t sit up easily. Drains battery even when Ipad is powered down.

I thought this was an iPad case combo so I returned it back to the store.

No tablet included for the price, is disappointing.

Poor quality, lasted less than 4 mo and was not treated poorly. Plastics deboning and switches broke with normal use

I had to get this for work, it's ok for what it is.

The case and keyboard feel like cheap plastic. when the keyboard is attached to the ipad, it prompts you to go to the apple store to download the necessary app. Once there, you get a message the app is not available, what? Not worth the money spent! Returned it the next day!

Well, I’m typing this review on the Logitech Combo Touch for my iPad Air. This is my new favorite iPad accessory, and one that I think that I will continue to use for some time. I have tried a lot of different keyboards, both “portable” types and full size and this is the first that has really impressed me. In recent years I have been shifting my iPad from a purely entertainment device to a productivity device. The ability to remotely connect to my office and other network computers has made the iPad a part of my everyday carry in a way it was not before. The addition of the keys and trackpad have made it immeasurably easier to control a connected PC. Starting right at the packaging there is a feeling of a premium quality item. It remains to be seen how the material of the case and keys will hold up over time , but the material feels durable. The finish is a pleasing matte that is not slick or shiny and everything has a “soft” feel even though it isn’t cushioned. The fit of the case to the iPad is perfect, but it seems there is little padded to absorb an impact. Over the years I have gotten away from military grade drop-tested indestructible cases without destroying an iPad, so this case is probably adequate for every day bumps. When the keyboard is closed over the iPad case the package is very neat, and it really has a “tiny laptop” vibe. After getting the case on the pad I took some time to try various items and overall get a feel for the package in use. I have never used any iPad peripheral that essentially required no set up, until this keyboard. Put the case on the iPad, connect the keyboard to the magnetic attachment on the case, and the keys just start working. No bluetooth setup, toggle or switch. Just, start typing (and moving the pointer with the trackpad). The keyboard input is substantially better than the mushy feel of a portable bluetooth keyboard I have been using for a couple of months. The keys are not too small and the spacing is just fine for my fat fingers and they have a nice snap when depressed. All of the function buttons, well, functioned flawlessly. I was surprised and a bit impressed by the adjustable backlight for the keys. I really didn’t think it was a necessary feature. Then I turned it off and found that I missed it. Must help my old eyes find the keys. The track pad is very precise and the click when pressed is quite clicky. At first I had expected come false inputs on the trackpad, however it has not turned out to be the case as the keyboard is so thin that my hands never rest on the surface like they would on a ticker laptop. The “dot” style trackpad cursor is fine, and I found that I could point with the trackpad and click by touching the screen more effectively than by using the pad alone. A couple of things threw me for just a bit, however I came to appreciate them as I used this. First, the kickstand just bends away from the case, and at first I felt like it was going to break. I found that the kickstand doesn’t have any clicks or stops but it does rigidly remain where I place it. I think after long use the case will probably start to crease and possible split where it hinges for the kickstand, but so far it has been fine and I have been impressed with its ability to stay in place no matter where I put it. The second thing that confused me at first was the way the keyboard hinges. I found that my brain had developed a bias from using a “convertible” touch screen laptop that has a keyboard that can hinge 180 degrees to allow it to be used in a tablet type fashion. I had expected this keyboard to hinge in a similar fashion, but when I tried I discovered it only goes so far before the magnets detach. For a few moments I hated that. Then my brain engaged and I realized that by detaching the keyboard and flipping it over, then reconnecting it to the magnets the keyboard can fold in a “closed” configuration with the keys to the back of the iPad case. This is great as it improves the feel and protects the keys at the same time. The kickstand is inaccessible, but if I want to place the iPad down with the stand, the bet board is easily removed. Love it. I have found that most of the day the keyboard is in use or otherwise attached. In the evening, the keyboard is removed and the now lighter, handier case makes leisure use more comfortable. I really love this combination of case, keys and trackpad, and how they have really improved my experience with my iPad. I only have one small criticism, and that is that I wish they had made some provision for holding a Crayon stylus, which I use quite frequently. It is by no means a necessity, I just would have liked to see it integrated to really “complete” the productivity package for me personally.

Doesn’t work and can’t get a refund a waste of money

Item need to have a better description it’s a case not a ipad

After purchasing the newest iPad Air a couple of weeks ago, I came upon the dilemma of deciding whether to shell out lots of cash (almost a third of the iPads price) for an Apple keyboard. Then I came across this product, the Logitech Combo Touch. Based on its price, compared with Apple's, I wasn't expecting much. But I like to keep my money so I decided to give it a try. It arrived in a simple box, not overly exciting, but it looked good. It is a dark grey color, and has a slick "plasticky" feel to it. All the same color except for the slightly lighter LOGI symbol on all sides. The case is textured inside for gripping the iPad, and the bottom has the connector for the keyboard. The layout matches perfectly and leaves room for the Apple Pencil. The adjustable kickstand (integrated into the rear) has just enough tension to hold the iPad in place at whatever angle you need, but not enough to make it hard to get to. The keyboard is where the magic happens. Backlit keys in white travel just enough to make typing responsive. I was concerned with the trackpad and its ability to register input and whether it had the diving board effect (when the top of the trackpad is not as responsive as the bottom). Neither is an issue as the trackpad is very responsive and lacks the diving board effect. Typing was a pleasure and did not slow down my rate at all. The pins for the connector to the case sit on the bottom, landscape side of the keyboard. Now, there are a few issues as with anything. First, the Combo Touch does not secure the Apple Pencil in any way, it just has the cutout on the side to allow connection. Second, the kickstand limits your ability to use this just on your lap and needs more stability than that. And third, the keyboard does not simple fold back as the pins disconnect from the keyboard. All of these are similar issues on other, to include Apple's, keyboards for iPads. But in no way do these cause me to rethink my purchase and return for the Apple keyboard. It is excellent overall and easily keeps more money in my pocket. (P.S. No USB socket on the keyboard like Apple's, it gets all power and connectivity through the iPad's pins.) So, save your money too and go for this Logitech Combo Touch. I promise you will not be disappointed!

I spent a lot of time exploring numerous different keyboard/trackpad cases. It was surprisingly difficult to find something reputable that had a keyboard, trackpad, was lightweight, and allow for laying the iPad flat. At a baseline, the Combo Touch is far superior in features and price as compared to the the Apple Magic Keyboard. I was able to find another third party case that offered all of the above features as well as placement in portrait orientation. However, that case was much more heavy and with a smaller track pad. Pros: -Lightweight -Great feel of keyboard and track pad -Detachable keyboard -Charges directly via iPad smart connector Cons: -Keyboard attaching/detaching seems slightly poor build -No portrait orientation with stand -No holster or way to secure Apple Pencil (huge mistake) -The stand itself can be difficult to position -Charges via iPad smart connector Details: I genuinely think this is the almost the best Combo case. However, the fact there is no way to secure the Apple Pencil was a huge design mistake. Almost all other cases have this built in. This case is definitely superior to Apple's own keyboard that doesn't even support multi-gesture. In general, the only thing I miss is the portrait stand option and lack of securing the pencil. Additionally, the keyboard just doesn't have a sturdy feel when in use. The stand does what it is supposed to but it's not seamless and feels like it could be better. I really enjoy the detachable keyboard, it allows me to switch quickly from the pencil/notebook style to a stand. I really appreciate how light the case is. It connects perfectly and the trackpad is phenomenal. I questioned whether I would care for the track pad but it is definitely worth it. Additionally, the multi-gesture function is immensely useful and works well. Overall: This is a really good product and I would still recommend it. I do believe it is over-priced but I would easily pick it over the Apple Magic Keyboard. I believe Logitech missed a few critical design options. Therefore, I don't feel I can give it 4 or 5 stars, but it is a product I would still recommend.