Customer Ratings & Reviews

This was not at the top of my list of choices but very reasonably priced and works well. Gets the job done. Takes some getting used for me as I am used to the laptop and full sized keyboard. However, it works well and is easy to use.

The Logitech Keyboard folio case is a nice addition to the iPad allowing full keyboard use. The Bluetooth connection pairs and sets up quickly and is available within a few seconds after being turned on. The battery hit on the iPad also seems fairly innoculous as it goes into safe mode after a few minutes of non-use. The only disappointment is that the additional weight of the keyboard really adds to the total weight making the iPad with Keyboard seem more like a laptop than a Pad. It is however a good keyboard at a very competitive price.

Simple and straightforward: Snap the iPad in, pair it with the case, and you're good to go. I've had no trouble with this case at all. As a case, it's strong and protective. I wish the recharge cable were longer, but that's a very minor issue.

A little clunky and heavy for my tastes, but the keyboard holds a charge forever, and it just takes a little getting used to as far as typing with it goes. Overall, very nice.

This keyboard is great and does not feel cheap. It is a little thick but that’s not a problem for me. I just love the feel and how the magnet attaches so my iPad can stand up. Great purchase highly recommended!!!

I replaced my old keyboard for iPad2 with this new Logitech keyboard, looks and works great. I like the magnetic feature, keys work great, connected to my iPad no problem. Wish I would have bought long time ago, works very well.

This keyboard is thin and well made. Easy to use and charge. keeps going for days without a charge.

I initially owned an iPad keyboard (the ONLY ONE that is of the backlit keys type brand - which BB indeed used to sell for my generation of iPad) and after about a year it stopped charging. I cannot stand to use the 'on screen keyboards' - I was going crazy having to do so. So I went shopping at my local BB for another keyboard - and found that they are limiting iPad2 (4th Gen Retina) keyboards for sale any longer. Seems the "Airs" and "Minis" are the best sellers so BB is catering to those units more-so than my old (OLD?) iPad with Retina 4th Gen. (In other words, they didn't carry iPad 4th Gen keyboards at my local store. Or for some reason were out-of-stock of ALL keyboards for that model iPad? Doesn't seem likely to me, though.) They had ONLY this particular LogiTech one left in stock. So I bought the last one they had. It wasn't 2 weeks withOUT the "backlit" keys that I went and ordered another one of "those brands" that offer the backlit keys. Too, I'm a 'touch typist' and the "backlit brand" keys-layout is far better for me. More "real" qwerty keyboard-like than this LogiTech version. i.e. The "tab" key, (used quite a bit) is in the right place as it is on "real" keyboards and works by itself. (What do I mean by that statement?) On the Logitech, you have to hold a function key if you want to use the tab key. (That's only ONE example - same issue with the "volume" keys.) I'm a 'professional' user - I can only assume with most (other) "simple" end-users, they're using their tablets as social media tools these days _only_ or _mostly_ and a little web-surfing, they're not really writing anything anyway. (they get tired after typing 3, 4, or 5 lines) If you're one of those "casual" or social-media ONLY type user; The Logitech will do the job. While I was disappointed my (1st) backlit-brand keyboard after only 1 year failed, (likely the warranty period PLUS 1 day) after using the LogiTech and having to use (practically) two hands to turn the volume down and/or the tap the 'tab' key - would I recommend you check other keyboards out, 1st. Especially if you're of the touch typist kind of user. Ohhh...and did I mention having a 'backlit' keyboard gives you such an added convenience, you'll wonder why you bought a keyboard without that feature. (Logitech, put some leds behind those keys so you can see them in low/dark lighted areas.) In all fairness, the Logitech has a tougher "feel" to it, giving me the impression it's made of a higher grade material. BOTH keyboards has only one (1!) 'angle' for your display, so nothing worthy to note about that. Though the Logitech uses magnets to hold your iPad in place/at it's (only one) angle the 'back-lit-keys' branded one actually uses an indentation which too has only ONE angle to put your screen, it just feels more secure when it comes to holding your iPad in place. Good Luck Experimenting ...

I find this case/Keyboard combo to work well for me. I would have given it a 5 star ratting if it wasn't for the fact that it really makes my iPad feel twice as heavy as without the combo installed. Plus the keyboard section is just as thick as the iPad. Put that and the actual case portion all together and you have a whole unit probably more than two times thicker than just the iPad by itself. Also when everything is closed up the surface doesn't offer a very good grip in your hands. I have dropped my iPad several times since I've installed the combo. All that said, I'll still think it's a pretty good product. I love the built in "always handy" keyboard and the way it allows me to prop my iPad up in my lap or a flat surface. I don't think I would care for one of the keyboards that is a separate unit from the iPad. As mentioned, I've dropped my iPad several times since my combo purchase, but so far nothing is worse for the wear. Like with most things there are both pros and cons. For me, so far anyway, the pros outweigh the cons.

The part that sold me on this case is how easy it is to fold it flat when not using the keyboard. The keyboard itself is great and easy to use when chatting or doing work. It does make a little more bulk but worth it.

This case is good looking, has a nice non-slip cover, is sturdy, easy to set up. Right out of the box the battery lasted through two iPad recharges (and still hadn't run out when I recharged it at that point). I have a problem with most laptop keyboards because the keys are too flush to the board, but this one I find very easy to type on. The case holds the iPad really firmly - it's *just* difficult enough to get into and out of the case - and it's equally sturdy used propped up or lying flat. I couldn't be happier with this purchase.

This product is reasonably priced, easy to use and well-designed. After using other keyboards, I found this was most comfortable for typing quickly while on airplane or other places I could not extend my arms.

Really love the style and flexibility that this keyboard provides. It turns your iPad into a mini computer and is a great stand if you want to watch movie via your iPad.

This keyboard was exactly what I needed. It was totally awesome to have a keyboard that works so seamlessly with the Ipad. It is sturdy and durable. I can enjoy my Ipad more now. Try this, you won't regret it.

I needed a tactile, click-able keyboard and I needed a new case. This was the perfect solution. I highly recommend it and really love it. It's made the iPad much more usable and watchable for Netflix, etc.

Love the keyboard and the versatility of use. I wish that it were a little simpler to take the iPad in/out of the cover. I usually like to read at night without the cover on and removal is not simple.

Overall, I am pleased with the product. iPad fits well and is a secure fit. Keyboard works well and is responsive. There is one notable downside. When the portfolio is closed or being used in the media view position it does not lock, so it can slide and feel awkward. It would be nice it they could add magnets to hold it in place.

This Logitech product protects the I pad (the glass is very expensive to replace-TRUST ME). Typing your search goals on the key pad is far easier than using the touch screen, and the 1-piece, tilt up viewing support far surpasses the previous model. The unit hold a good charge; HOWEVER, it does not tell you when the Folio needs recharging. Additionally, it is easy to accidentally shut off the Blue Tooth, which prevents use of the Key Pad (keep your instruction booklet handy). I would buy it again!

It is easy to use. Connects to the ipad fairly quick. The A button is a bigger button than the rest so it took a little getting used to at first but it's fine now. Overall, I am happy with this product.

Works great but takes a little bit of practice to get use to the key placement. I'm able to do a lot more on my iPad now that I have a physical keyboard to type on that I can take everywhere