Customer Ratings & Reviews

Great case, keyboard combo. I love the fact the the keyboard is detachable, it’s very easy to remove and put back on. The keys have a good feel/feedback, the track pad is responsive although I think it’s a bit slow and I’m sure there’s a way to make it faster but I have yet to look for that. The pop out stand is great has several angles but I must admit I feel like it may break or bend since it is on the thin side. It’s a bit tough to pop out, I find myself struggling to get it out all the time. It’s not the thinnest case with a keyboard but it’s not extremely bulky, the all around protection is what sold me.

Love it Love it Love it Would recommend this over the Magic keyboard It covers fully your IPad Pro (there is a space left open for the pencil). It light and easy to carry with the IPad Pro Drawbacks are no pencil holder and no usb-c pass through charging port If you can deal with those two issues then this is the one for you If not then get the magic keyboard and a cover buddy

Diva, what I tell you what I’m about to tell you, you’re gonna know what I’m about to tell you. This case offers the protection plus the keyboard AND trackpad functionality. Though, it does add a bit of weight to the iPad, the feel and look of the device is amazing. They keyboard also feels better than Apple’s Smart Folio.

I really like this case especially because you can take the keyboard off easily and the iPad is still protected and still had a stand without the keyboard attached. The backlight in the keys is plenty bright and it is nice to type on. The trackpad is a great size as well.

Ive had this for a few weeks, first impressions : its heavy. I really love the keyboard and that I can separate the case from the keyboard. I dont like laying in bed with the narrow sharp kickstand digging into my legs. I do like that there is a kickstand, but its sharp when its resting on your legs. The trackpad is amazing and responsive as are all the keys. I'm happy with it, but it could use some improvements with design and weight.

With the power of these new iPad Pros with the M1 processor, they rival the power of a laptop. So, I decided to try a case that protects and has a keyboard. I looked at both the Apple and Logitech keyboard cases. For the price and features I decided to go with the Logitech Combo Touch case. It has been a great experience. The case itself feels sturdy and looks great. The keyboard has exceeded my expectations. The keys are backlit and a great feel to them. Consider how thin the case/keyboard was, I was concerned about "tactile" feel of the keys. No longer! I can type quickly and accurately. The touch pad is nice, works just like a mouse pointer on the screen. Also, the keyboard detaches pretty easily. The magnets that hold it to the case/iPad are strong and secure. Taking it off to flip around to cover the face of the iPad work well! Great implementation Logitech! Last - the kickstand on the back of the case was a pleasant surprise. With or without the keyboard attached, I can position the iPad for use with FaceTime, Video viewing etc. or, push it further back for working with things like Pixelmator (photos) or Procreate for drawing - just the right amount of angle to make it comfortable.

Excellent protection for my iPad. This is my second, the first was the light sand color and after 2 years it was dirty and the sides were bowing out. This darker grey color is better with not getting dirty and the sides are improved to prevent bowing. Keyboard is great and makes using my iPad easier, definitely suggest getting!

Logitech proves once again that sometimes they just make better stuff. What is there not to like? The quality is great, the keyboard feels nice, the protection is good, and it's cheaper. My wife actually had the Apple Magic Keyboard case and she returned it for this one and likes it much better.

Bought this Logitech Combo Touch case with my 11 inch iPad Pro because it offered more protection and was less expensive than the Apple Magic Keyboard. I also use Logitech with my iPad Air 3rd Gen which also was well built and worked well.

I had a Microsoft Surface before getting the iPad pro. This basically turns your iPad into a surface. I like the keyboard (using it now) and I like the way it snaps in. It would be perfect except the cover adds a lot of weight. Also, the kick stand is a little soft. It feels like it might break. I decided to keep this— just wish it was lighter.

Have used this for a year before waiting to review, and hope it'll be helpful for those searching around. Have had numerous bluetooth tablet keyboards over the years, and this one outstrips them all. I've tested and returned about 10 different keyboard cases. No more "aa"s when you type "a" or skipping around as even the best of the other brands tend to do! Protection for the ipad pro 11 is also notable on this one, eons better than Apple's magic keyboard or Brydge's minimal designs. A bit of added weight but worth it. Only con I have found is the stand which could use a little foldout flap to give it a thicker base (especially helpful when using tablet as a laptop, on one's lap). In summary, well done Logitech.

I really like this keyboard / trackpad. It makes my iPad Pro so much more like a laptop… and much easier to carry around. The only negative is that it does add some weight to the ipad… it’s got some bulk to it. But, hard to imagine it getting much thinner.

The best iPad keyboard case out there! I absolutely love it, it's not the most comfortable in the lap, but the versatility, the fact it comes with a case that stays on, even when the keyboard isn't attached, and that it's about 90% as nice as the magic keyboard for half the price, while offering actual protection is a huge win in my book. My cousin has also had this case for over a year, and I couldn't tell a difference between her very heavily used one, and my brand new one, and she's a dropper. It seems to hold up very well.

[Employee of bestbuy] Honestly, one of the better keyboards for the iPad Pro 11 inch. I liked the Apple one but this specific keyboard is more usable than the Apple one. It is also cheaper. You can use the iPad with a case still on it without the keyboard connected, which was one of the main selling points for me when buying this keyboard. That is because the Apple one does not have a case on it if you disconnect the iPad from the case. This is the overall winner for usability and ease of use for a keyboard that works with the iPad Pro 11 inch.

I opted for this product rather than the original Apple Keyboard for three main reasons: lower price, better protection and higher versatility thanks to the detachable keyboard. after few weeks of use I confirm these three main specs.

I’ve been using this case for about 5 weeks now and I’m still really glad I got this particular one over the other top options. The keyboard has a great layout and feel when typing and the quick keys at the top are useful and used frequently. I’ve also really come to like the Surface style stand on the back. There are two features that made me go with this model. One is the case part itself that acts as a bumper around the edges of the iPad. It’s all the support and peace of mind that I needed in a case while still having the attached keyboard. The second main feature that interested me is the detachable keyboard from the case. There were several options that had a built in keyboard but they did not detach like this one does. If I’m not using the keyboard, it’s usually off to the side but is a quick magnetic attachment when I need it.

There are good and bad about this case/keyboard. Good: Extra function keys, better protection and practical compared to apple magic keyboard. Bad: Caps lock key has no light Keys got less travel. Takes more space than apple magic keyboard.

Bought this over the magic keyboard. The case protects the iPad more and can easily remove the keyboard. I wished they kept the flap to keep the pencil in place from the folio case.

Easy to use, affordable and it is multifunctional-acts as a keyboard and as a protector for your iPad. The keys are also excellent and the material is firm.

Probably the best out there! Here are the pros and cons Pros - Priced very competitively vs Apple's Magic Keyboard - Feature set complete, nothing feels missing. Build quality is solid - Versatile design lets you adjust viewing angles easily - Super sturdy and protective against damage - Keys are very responsive with a good degree of key travel. NOT butterfly keys (hooray!). Oh, and backlighting is awesome! - Row of function keys are very useful to change settings / lock your device / go home (yes, there is an ESC key!) - Much lighter than the Logitech keyboard Folio (and I think the Apple Magic Keyboard too? Not sure on this one) Cons - Very heavy. When folded together your iPad may almost double in weight. - Can be a bit cumbersome to use as a "laptop" when typing on your lap due to the flap design - Price is good but still very high for a case. Users who may not use the keyboard should look elsewhere. - Keyboard for 11-in iPad is not full size, which may throw you off if you switch between it and a full sized keyboard.