Customer Ratings & Reviews

This combo keyboard and Ipad cover works great with Ipad. The touchpad is generous and sensitive and the keys work well. I like the color. It fits snugly on ipad and gives it a lot of protection. I like the rubbery feel, not too hard or slick. The only complaint I have is that you have to have it at a good angle on a flat surface or it will collapse. Can be annoying sometimes. The keyboard is big so if you plan to work with your ipad on your lap, doing drawings etc, it's nice that the keyboard detaches from the top part easily and reattaches magnetically. It has a good strong attraction. The top of ipad has a magnetic spot to put an ipencil and this logitech cover has a cut out there so you can still use that feature. The quality of the product is good and I think it will last a long time. One more thing I like: It keeps charged without a separate cord--it charges when you charge the ipad.

What a nice combo keyboard and protector for my daughter’s iPad. You can remove the keyboard if you want and use the case with or without. Great Quality.

This is hands down a MUST buy if you’re getting any iPad. It’s well worth the price and provides additional security which is a must. The keyboard and overall design is flawless. Can’t wait to get another newer iPad+case.

Such a beautifully designed case in both function and form! It’s actually better than the Apple branded case because when you remove it from the keyboard, the iPad is still protected in a case. Also love that the keys are backlit as well as the addition of a function row, even the Apple keyboard doesn’t have that for the iPad Air model.

It works amazing, keep my iPad protected. The keyboard works perfectly, easy to set up.

Great addition to iPad, the detachable keyboard is a huge plus for use at work

This Keyboatd is amazing and versatile. If is also good quality and great value. I recommend it.

It’s a great tablet the brightness it’s a little low. I consider going back for the pro, but the price difference was very high. My older Samsung tablet is brighter than this one.

Less expensive and equal to the Apple alternative.

I love it but, sometimes it sort of glitches. But not very often. I would still recommend it .

This keyboard is unbelievably the best thing that’s happened to an iPad. Adds to stability and safety Love it!!!

Review of Combo Touch for iPad Air 13 inch (M2) Consisting of a set of case and keyboard and integrated out of box, it is simple to start using as soon as placing the iPad in the case. It gives nice protection and immediately usable with the keyboard as attach to it magnetic mode. The good thing is attaching is such practical that with one hand can be done easily. Placing the iPad in the case might take couple of attempt as the case is so tight that need to place the angle to insert then push. Using the keyboard, as starting to type in a document it feels ok, in some moments feels better than the Apple’s version. It doesn’t feel touching the bottom or the underneath and bounce nicely. Similarly the touchpad is responsive. In the closed mode, it feels as carrying a book. On the other hand, comparing to iPad Pro 13, the weight feels the same. Heavy with the case and keyboard. Comparing to previous versions, the latest has only one hole for the usb-c port and the speakers are covered to show only the exactly as shows in the iPad. The observation comes as the previous version soon after using for some time, the edges get broken easily. Hence that is the chance with the usb-c port covering part. Fingerprint smudge, for the color being Oxford Gray under the review, the fingerprint smudge is not very noticeable. But as soon as using the case, will notice after some attention otherwise not. However this is not the case if the color of the case is Graphite in which it shows without major effort. Based on previous version usage, the material seems to wear out easily as usage increase between mobility and on the desk as gets more hand on the case. The Combo Touch for the latest iPad, its material hasn’t changed much except of its design and details, but its greater surface area of contact with hand and edges come off easily.

I loved it but I feel it is a bit of a hassle to set it up a bit.

I purchased this keyboard 6 months ago and have taken very good care of it. It’s never been dropped or mishandle. I have used it 4-5 days per week, but I haven’t done heavy typing. A few emails, web searches, etc., but nothing more. A few days ago, one of the keys just popped right off the keyboard while I was typing and I cannot reattach it. Not sure if it’s related to the missing key, but ever since it popped off, there will be an occasional glitch while I’m typing (cursor randomly moves, capitalizes a letter, won’t copy/paste, etc.). For the price, I expected much better quality, but this is turning out to be garbage and I’m probably going to get a new keyboard or pay to have it repaired. Will not purchase Logitech in the future.

This things touchpad is garbage. I’ve used maybe a total of 2 hours since purchasing and can’t effectively use it. Normally not harsh but feel the need to warn others. Wonder if BB will make it right?

The C key fell off in one month. The track pad is fiddly. The overall design is reasonably nice, but did I mention that the C key to this $200 keyboard fell off in one month of normal use? AVOID!

The Combo touch for the new iPad Air is a pretty solid case that gives laptop feel when needed. the outer shell has a good feel, the bottom is an easy to clean protective plastic and the top flap has a grippy matte feel. The integrated magnet flap on the lid is sturdy and gives confidence when using the tablet in laptop mode. the magnet holding the keyboard to the case is very sturdy and while holding by the flap and shaking the keyboard, it will not come loose. that being said, its not difficult to pull them apart in case you wanted to use the ipad as a tablet and not have the keyboard attached. The case fits pretty snugly so no fear of it slipping off. the keyboard buttons have a very satisfying press that aren't too tall. This allows for fast typing and aren't too loud or "clicky". The touch pad is quite large to make it easier to navigate and presses really well. on one hand it's pretty solid and gives much more versatility to having a tablet, but on the other its fairly heavy (understandably so) which kind of defeats the purpose of getting an iPad air vs an iPad pro, but it technically still makes for a "lightweight" laptop overall, if weight isn't a dealbreaker for you this is a great way to not only protect your device but give increased functionality and usefulness

Loved it till the letter ‘B” fell off! It won’t click back on.

TL;DR: 1. SETUP: It was simple 2. USE: It’s straightforward and easy to use 3. USABILITY: The case protects agains minor drops and the keyboard works well on a flat surface 4. OVERALL: It works and functions well to protect the iPad with or without the keyboard attached The two keyboard cases I was looking at were the Logitech Combo Touch and the Apple Magic Keyboard. I’ve used them both before on various other iPads. The things I most like about both of them are they have trackpads and their keys are the same, which mirror my MacBook Pro. The reasons I typically go for the Logitech are: 1. It’s very stable on a flat surface or your lap 1. But the keyboard isn’t as rigid and as it flexes, it automatically clicks the keys and will make errors 2. It has an outer protective case you can use if you remove the keyboard and for accidental drops The reasons I like the Apple Magic Keyboard are: 1. You can add a case to it for customization 1. But that comes as added bulk 2. The keyboard is a little more rigid and stable on not flat surfaces 1. But the portion holding the iPad up isn’t as stable, but the base of the keyboard is From my experiences with on-the-go usage, the Logitech will protect better than the Apple. For either, but specifically the Logitech, set up was simple. You don’t need to, but I downloaded the app to get realtime updates for the keyboard. Just put the case on with the keyboard and you’re ready to go. There is a spot for an Apple Pencil…and it works great. I would say it’s stable 99% of the time. It doesn’t have a physical dock you can snap it into, but uses the magnetic portion of the iPad. It may have only fallen off once…so it’s something to think about, but nothing of real concern. Usage is great. It helps make it feel like a MacBook when needed and an iPad when wanted. The stand it great. It is stable and works on a variety of surfaces, from your lap to the desk. If I need the keyboard to flex less [typically when I’m working off my lap, I put a notebook under it for safety…although that’s only when it starts to flex (if if starts)]. Overall. I really like this case and have them for 2 of my iPads. The feeling is nice, but sort of soft plasticky. I would like to see a different material. It’s okay, but doesn’t feel overly premium. It’s still worth it and easy to clean. I find myself using the entire case, as I figure I’d mostly just use the case with the stand, but I really like using it with the keyboard. Get one…you’ll enjoy it.

At our house we got an iPad Air that we share and we try to keep it protected with a case but now with the Logitech Combo Touch, it works much better. The Logitech combo touch makes our iPad Air not only look better; it has made us more confident on carrying it around the house. Both the color and its high quality feel make the iPad look better. The case is sturdy yet lightweight; we are no longer worried about getting scratches on it any longer. And the detachable keyboard makes it easier to use when typing or even using the trackpad. We really like the backlit keyboard, not only is it thin, it is comfortable, soft and quiet. And the large multi touch trackpad is easy to use and it performs great. We can swipe, pinch and other functions and it works. Something else to like is its connectivity, it does not need a Bluetooth connection or for it to be wired. The case when on the iPad it connects right away, and connecting the keyboard is just putting it together to the case and their magnets keeps them both together. The kickstand on the case is very useful, it makes it easy to watch videos, reading content and even sketching or typing a document. It is best to use the kickstand on a flat sturdy surface with or without the keyboard. Overall the Logitech Combo Touch for iPad Air is a great idea to keep it protected from scratches as well as having a backlit keyboard that we can type on even in a low light room. It has made typing much easier and faster. The kickstand makes it much easier to read or even watch videos on it and when it is put away, it stays put due to its magnet.