Customer Ratings & Reviews

Good build quality. Serves the purpose intended. Good value when compared to other similar products.

Works great and is very comfortable. Only thing I would recommend is a cover for the keyboard for when you just want to use the case as a stand without the keyboard.

This is honestly the perfect case for an iPad. It is functional and light. Makes use as easy as a laptop

Seemed like a good value, but the touch pad would stop working so had to constantly disconnect and reconnect the Logitech keyboard case. Purchased the Apple version instead and zero issues. Returned the Logitech and cannot recommend.

Love it. Works well with my laptop. No problems with it.

I like it it’s good it works but it seems not as smooth as the touch pad on my actual Mac book air. Def way cheaper than the Mac one so worth the price for sure.

Loved the product. Very nice texture for a keyboard.

I haven’t tried it yet, but it looks great. Got this for my girlfriend for Christmas. The tablet looks amazing.

Very happy with the IPAD case. Much more sturdy than the one I had for the 3rd Gen.

Kind of flimsily but it works it’s good for taking on the go to take notes or do work with

This case is goos for the keyboard but it's downside is that it turns this into about the weight of a first generation Microsoft Surface. Not worth the price at all unless you like carrying a brick.

Just wish the stand was more stable so it wouldn’t move so much

This is like a case and keyboard with mouse. Im schocked its actually pretty sturdy and coor is amazing .

Brought to pair up with an iPad Air for a first time college student and she absolutely loves it.

Logitech Folio Touch Keyboard Case is ideal for my new Ipad. I like that it charges when I charge the ipad, so no extra cords or charging.

Works perfectly and is very responsive! Very compact!

This product is everything that it was meant to be.

We love it! We got it as a gift for the wife and I.

Love this keyboard cover for my new iPad 4. Also, purchased one for my husband as well

I just got an iPad Air 4th gen hot off the Apple presses, and one of the first things I look for with any tablet is a good keyboard/case combo. Bonus though -- the Logitech Folio Touch has a touchpad too which really sets this up as a complete package for using an iPad Air 4 for near-laptop levels of productivity. Personally, I find on-screen tablet keyboards to be slow and tedious for much more than short messages, so I love having a keyboard/touchpad case to keep that additional capability handy for taking and marking-up notes during a class, meeting, etc. To this specific case, it’s sturdy and noticeably hefty, especially considering it has no internal battery of its own as it seamlessly gets its power and connectivity directly through the iPad’s SmartConnector. I found this great for reliable connectivity, ease of setup, and makes for one less battery-powered-device I need to keep track of and charge separately. It helps the case “become one” with the iPad so they operate like a single device instead of thinking of them as separate components. The case itself is nicely textured, reasonably protective, prudent in appearance, and includes the ability to secure an Apple Pencil or similar device in the flap/strap side. For me, the highlight of this is the backlit keyboard for working in a dark or dim room without needing to turn ambient lights up much if it all. I’ve used backlit keyboards on my desktops and laptops for years already but this is the first time I’ve used one on an iPad and IMHO it is a meaningful step in feel and function to narrowing the gap to the usefulness of a full PC. The feel of the keys themselves is a bit shallow to my liking but then that’s understandable given the case already adds non-trivial bulk to the iPad Air 4. So I don’t consider this a negative really: it’s just a reason why -- as nice as it is -- a keyboard case like this isn’t a replacement for a full-size keyboard for writing long documents, though this at least lets you do so in a pinch. The keys are nicely sized but as-a-whole it seems ever-so-slightly cramped to me, understandable though given it’s constrained to the dimensions of the iPad itself, Having the row of device control keys on the top row for tapping into keyboard-speed functions like media control, volume, backlight, brightness, home, device lock, etc. is fantastic and quickly became a natural part of navigating my device. The touchpad definitely adds a nice… [wait for it]… touch. What I found especially handy, once I got used to them, are the multi-touch gestures for navigating apps without needing to fully move my hands from the keyboard or touch the iPad screen itself any more than necessary. This of course added to the PC-like function and feel, which to me is a good thing. One thing -- the case allows access to the USB-C port but the case itself adds just a bit of thickness around the immediate area of the port so depending on how your devices are shaped you might have some issues plugging some of them in. Just to say that if you plan to use USB-C accessories with this case you might want to consider adding a short USB-C extension cable to your bag of tricks to keep yourself from ever needing to remove the case just to get a USB-C accessory inserted properly. Finally, the price. It’s not the cheapest iPad keyboard/case but it’s also not very expensive in comparison to Apple’s own, and it brings so much to the table in terms of additional functionality that I’m sold on it as a solid overall value.