Customer Ratings & Reviews

Extremely protective, keyboard and mouse both work well, case can split and works as a stand alone display

A great product - soft feel to the texture, easy to use keyboard and kick stand. Just a bit heavy so it does add some weight to carrying around the iPad. But bonus is, it's less expensive than the Magic Keyboard.

I love the Logitech Combo Touch keyboard case for my iPad Pro! It's so well-made and sturdy, and it makes typing a breeze. The keys are responsive and comfortable to type on, and the case has a great protective design. I also love that the case has a kickstand, so I can prop my iPad up in different positions for viewing or typing. The Combo Touch is the perfect way to turn my iPad Pro into a laptop replacement.

Love the strength of the magnet. No other case I have tried is this strong. Keyboard is easy to use.

After searching so long for the perfect case including a keyboard I was finally able to come to a choice to purchase this. I Love this because its nice and sturdy and feels like my iPad Pro 12.9 is fully protected. I love the extra features it has on the keyboard with brightness and volume etc. these features were not on the Apple Magic keyboard unfortunately and for the price I believe it definitely should have had extra features. If you’re in between buying this or the apple magic keyboard I would 100% say go for this for $229! It’s pricey but you get a case and a keyboard you can attach and detach. I can say every penny was worth it. All I can say is buy it!!!

This case/keyboard stands alone in terms of protection and usefulness. I love the stand and it works great at a case without the keyboard on your lap using the built-in stand. The keyboard is great in that it lights up and has function row. The space bar seems to not register every press and it ends up using autocorrect most of the time when it doesn’t recognize the tap. The only other glorious I have is the size. It’s really quite bulky but the trade-off is that is very protective. I really love being able to peel off the keyboard and use it as a stand-alone tablet. That makes up for the other shortcomings. I’d buy it again.

It's a very nice case. It fits perfectly, the keyboard keys have a good feel, and the touchpad feels right as well. The cover of the case has a nice feel, it looks good, and seems like a very sturdy fabric. The kickstand in the back works well to keep the iPad upright, whether attached to the keyboard or not. Also, the case does not interfere with the Apple pen mounting. All in all I think it's a really good case at a decent price. I would definitely recommend it.

If you spend a good amount of time looking for options, you'll soon realize that the alternatives to apple keyboards which are overpriced and offer absolutely no protection, are all cheap and offer limited functionality. Pros Very nice keyboard layout and easy to type with almost no learning curve Detachable keyboard so you don't have to carry it everywhere when you don't need it Backlit keyboard with dedicated iPad OS buttons Adjustable kickstand to accommodate every angle you desire Very protective case from every corner Great fabric/feel material Cons Expensive but hey, you spent over $1000 on an iPad

Better than prior version that used Bluetooth to connect to the iPad - always connected and no batteries to charge. Like the detachable keyboard. The keys are responsive and the trackpad works great as well. I also like that it protects all corners of the iPad - unlike the Apple product. The iPad is a great product for consuming content. With this keyboard/trackpad accessory the iPad is also a great product for creating content as well. The only negative I have is that there is no mechanism to secure the pencil like the prior Logitech keyboard. Would have preferred that.

I am typing this review on the Combo Touch. The keyboard is great and I like that the case protects the edges of my iPad. It does take up a bit of real estate on my desktop when this is opened up, so keep that in mind if you are thinking about purchasing this. Also, it’s a little awkward if you want to use this in tablet mode. The keyboard does detract easily, but it feels a bit funny (to me) when I do this. Overall, a great keyboard case for the iPad Pro.

Outstanding keyboard. Trackpad is responsive and works great. The keyboard is also very good with backlighting and a row of function keys. I compared this to the Apple Magic Keyboard and felt this provided better protection of the iPad and overall the keyboard is nicer. The Magic Keyboard is quite elegant, but at $125 less, this keyboard does it all for me. I also like the fact that I can remove the keyboard and still have some type of protection for the iPad. This is important for me because I use my iPad for reading music when performing.

Serious quality. Perfect fit and fabric has a great look and feel. The keyboard snaps into place easily with the magnetic connectors and no pairing issues. Was comfortable typing immediately -- nice responsiveness, good height to the keys. Good size trackpad. Kickstand good angle for typing/viewing. My one reservation -- the space for the Apple Pencil is fine for charging, but I would never use it for carrying around. (Don't know that Logitech ever meant it to be used that way, so no star deductions.)

I’m still not really sure what to think of this case/keyboard combo. I really want to like it, but a few things hold it back for me. Pros/ 1) Smart Connector - no BT or batteries to worry about 2) more flexible options for use than Magic Keyboard 3) significantly less expensive than Magic Keyboard 4) keyboard and track pad are responsive and decent to type on. They aren’t full travel keys, but are as close as you get in something this size. 5) ability to remove the keyboard entirely and flip it around the back when you don’t need it. This is something not possible with the Magic Keyboard. Cons: 1) weight - because it’s a full case, it adds a lot of weight to the iPad. And it’s a little more complicated to remove the iPad from the case than the Magic Keyboard. Overall, it makes the 12.9” iPad the same size as a MBA. 2) not lap friendly - this is one thing the Magic Keyboard does well. Because of the hinge design, it is very easy to use as a laptop. And because the hinge cantilevers the screen over the keyboard, it takes up less space in your lap/desk. 3) no second USB-C port. I used that port a lot on my 11 IPad with Magic Keyboard. It gives a way to charge from the other side as well as allowing use of accessories while charging. Overall, I think it’s as good of a solution as you can get compared to the very costly Magic Keyboard. It just works differently, so set your expectations accordingly.

After much research for a keyboard for my new iPad 12.9 5th generation I chose Logitech. Not only is it comparable to Apple’s Magic keyboard but less expensive. I have used Logitech products in the past and been very happy. Since i was very used to using a keyboard vs a trackpad I hoped to receive asap. Amazon had the same product for the same price but shipping would be in July so I did a bit more research and found Best Buy would deliver within a few days!!! For the same price! I ordered from Best Buy and received in 2 days. Extremely pleased!!!

I’ve used the Magic Keyboard for three years until I got the keys wet and some didn’t work anymore. This is a great keyboard. IT has an extra row of function keys a the tablet is further away from me, so my fingers don’t hit the bottom of the ipad. It’s also lighter than the Magic Keyboard. It’s kinda nice that you can prop it up in landscape mode without the keyboard, but I’m not a fan of the stand in back lol. I like how the Magic Keyboard doesn’t have that. Given a choice between this and the Magic Keyboard, I’d choose this one.

Great quality and durable, the stand is angled just right and holds with no problem

This is a good keyboard cover for iPad Pro. Keyboard feels good and works well. Touchpad is working fine. One issue I have is time to time the keyboard disconnected and not responding. I wish the iPad cover is a little bit lighter. Overall, it’s a good product and I’m satisfied.

Great product, but if you're hard on things the keys will start falling off. Also, these keyboards do drain the battery pretty hard, so you'll go from charging every few days to daily. Looks great, stays clean, fits well and performs excellent.

I havent taken it off of my iPad yet. The product is great it’s durable, and protects my ipad compeltly. Also the keybaord function is really great because when i want to use it as a tablet i simply pull it off of the keyboard with ease. 10/10 recommend

I’ve had it for a couple of days now and couldn’t be happier with it. To be clear: I have an 2018 iPad Pro 12.9, which I’ve just replaced with this case until I upgrade my tablet to a 5. Everyone says “not compatible” but I’m typing on it now so—I can’t speak for everyone but—the interface, keyboard and touch pad are working well enough. Some of the audio holes don’t match up exactly—but I mostly use my AirPods for stuff like that anyway. Compared to the slim folio with keyboard - it is much slimmer and lighter and much, much more versatile in terms of view angles and configurations. Unlike the its predecessor, It is super easy to use the device in tablet mode. You can either reverse the pad on its base and fold it back over the keyboard, or simply yank it off. I did see several people complaining that the angle was too steep to use in keyboard mode, but I suspect they simply didn’t bend the stand out far enough for fear of breaking it. Although I really did like the keyboard on the slim folio, this one is snappy and comfortable to use—albeit slightly noisier. I like the backlighting, the shortcut keys and the fact that there’s room to rest my palms so that my thumbs are well clear of the pretty decent touchpad. The only thing I’m concerned about with all this palm contact while typing is how difficult it might be to clean the fabric surface. Compared to Apple’s offering - it’s cheaper (although not much), offers edge/corner protection. It also provides an easy conversion to tablet mode, but instead of having to hold a bare tablet the way one would with Apple’s, the device stays in the case offering a less slippery and more accident-resistant way to hold the tablet. The trackpad is understandably less pleasant to use than Apple’s. Since I just bought the device, I can’t speak for its quality retention, but out of the three keyboard folio’s I’ve tried, this on is about as close to perfect as I’ve found.