Customer Ratings & Reviews

I bought this a while back. I actually returned a smart keyboard for it, reluctantly. Mainly because it offers more protection and the keys are backlit. But I didn't much like the way it folds back for drawing, and I didn't like the way the second viewing angle can fall back to the first viewing angle if you pick it up. It is a great value, but if you have a big budget and buy a sleeve of some sort for when you throw it in your bag, I would go with the Magic Keyboard.

Logitech makes good quality products- this is no exception. I have been using this since January and it’s great. It’s got a long battery life. The keyboard is easy and functional. The only odd thing I encounter is it automatically double spaces sometimes- or appears to on Facebook. Not a big deal. I haven’t had it do it on Microsoft word. Overall, a great keyboard- highly recommend it if you need one with a keyboard and don’t want to pay Apple’s cost.

If you invested in the iPad Pro that this fits, then invest in this. It’s wonderful. The physical response and build quality is better than that of the Apple keyboard case - AND it’s less expensive than the apple one. Typing is great, the extra row of function buttons at the top is a plus. The battery life is exceptional (lasts me over a month). And the backlighting is a must for me (and adjustable in brightness). Hands down - this is a must and a no brained if you bought the iPad.

Great keyboard. Charge lasts forever. Really comfortable keyboard to type on. Pretty much a full size keyboard. Shortcut keys are great and control all of the iPad's major functions. Magnetic flap also holds iPencil and protects the tablet 360. Back-lit keyboard is great. Pricey for what it is, but worth it and better than an Apple product. Logitech did good with this. Well worth the price. Had mine for almost a year and it's solid.

I am so happy that I purchased this keyboard. It already comes with the back light keys so I can work in the dark. The keys feel just like a real keyboard. Its not cheap or cheesy. Not only that the battery lasts for a long time, Its rechargeable. I love that the pencil has a place along side the case that do not interfere with operations. Its protected as well. The case itself is very smooth and is not cheap. Best choice over the apple keyboard case.

Turns my iPad Pro 12.9 into a ‘laptop’.... I use my ipad with this attached keyboard 99.9% of the time. One drawback, is if you want to use your iPad in Portrait mode, it’s a bit cumbersome with the attached keyboard folded in behind the ipad. Makes it bulky and heavy that way. I wish there was a way to detach the case/keyboard to go Portrait, but there isn’t. The fact that you can’t remove it from the iPad is actually ok if you use it Landscape like a laptop/netbook all the time.

I was hesitant about purchasing any keyboard case for the iPad Pro due to pricing. I was stuck between I just spent $1K on the iPad and now I really gotta spend another $130-$200 just to get a keyboard for it? But I bit the bullet and have zero regrets now. This Slim Folio Pro is really the only option you need for the iPad Pro. It works flawlessly , protects the pen when closed and is just flat out comfortable to carry around and type on.

Easy pairing, keep apple pencil secure. Good responsive keyboard. Relatively heavy compare to other. Overall very good product.

I like the way the keys feel. I use this for school, so I do a lot of typing on it. The keyboard stays charged for a very long time, much longer than others I have had in the past. This was originally for my wife’s iPad, but she wanted a new cover so I took it over. The only issue was I have the new iPad 2020. I modified the area for the camera and this thing works like a champ and looks good.

i bought the apple version first which cost way more than this one, my brother bought this one for his iPad and when i saw it i immediately return the over price apple keyboard case. this is not only a cheaper but better on any way. offers way more protection that the apple one and the keyboard is amazing is also backlit, is overall the best keyboard case out there for the ipad pro hands down Highly recommended

This case is excellent. It holds the IPad, the pen, and you can hold the pen without charging it. You can use it to type in a landscape mode, and flip it over to use it at a reader. The keyboard has nice shortcut buttons on it too. It is lighter than the ZAG version. I love the feel of the keys when typing. I would recommend this to anyone wanting protection and functionality for the new IPad.

Lots of plus on this keyboard. The feel of the keys, the backlight, the charge holds a long time, its sturdy and has several positions to place the iPad. I like how it holds the pen in place. The only negative is how the iPad sits up on it when we are having Zoom calls. It’s either the placement of the camera or the way the iPad sits in the keyboard that makes it difficult to have the right angle.

It’s no secret to anyone who knows me that I’m a big, big fan of my iPad. I’ve been a die-hard iPad fan from the beginning; I’ve owned multiple and reviewed multiple, and while some people see them as a unnecessary “third device,” I find its position in the personal device space to be very unique. It’s also no secret that Apple does tablets better than most (if not all) other manufacturers. For those of us who are big fans of the iPad, one of the things that’s always been near and dear to us is the idea that it could someday replace a laptop. Now, I recognize that Apple had a huge marketing push to make that a reality not too long ago, but at the end of the day, iOS just wasn’t going to get us there…that is, POSSIBLY until a few days ago when iPad OS (iOS 13) was announced at WWDC and we all started getting excited again about the possibility of bringing our iPads closer to the laptop space. In reality, I recognize that no OS change (short of a variant of MacOS being retrofitted for the iPad) is going to really ever make this a true laptop replacement. We’ll get close, sure, but there are just some things that laptops are better for (sitting on your lap, for instance…). I’ll also admit that the keyboard cover for the latest iPad is the best its ever been, and certainly a must-have accessory—even over the Apple Pencil. But there are complaints about the keyboard cover….no backlighting, flimsy design, spongy keys, the material that covers it…not to mention the lack of a “fn” button…it certainly has room to improve. Enter Logitech, who has for years made keyboard/folio solutions for iPads, with their Slim Folio Pro; and so as not to bury the lead, I loved this thing from the moment I opened it (with the exception of a weird smell from the material). Let’s start first with weight: this thing is heavy. The shipping box was on my dining room table because my wife brought it in from the porch, and picking it up to open it I was immediately surprised at the package’s heft; even considering the packaging involved, it just seemed too heavy for what it was. Anyway, as with most higher-end Logitech products, the unboxing experience was extremely pleasant…a simple, clean box with a magnetic closure, and the unit itself very well packaged. Once removed, I confirmed the heft of the Slim Folio Pro by weighing it along side my current Apple Keyboard Cover; 407 grams for the latter, and a whopping 706 grams for the former. Yes, this thing is almost twice as heavy as the Apple solution…but you get a lot of features with all that weight. The physical design of the case is very similar in setup to the current Apple Keyboard Cover, with the exception of attaching with rubber grips instead of magnets. Also, there is only one viewing angle (58 degrees) when in “Keyboard Mode,” versus two on the Apple Keyboard. The material is a near match between the two as well, so you’ll still have trouble keeping your keyboard clean, especially if you tend to have sweaty hands. The case is held closed with a magnetic flap that also has a storage sleeve for the Apple Pencil, which is a nice touch; it can be stowed when in keyboard mode so that it isn’t in your way. Logitech also provides a 10-degree viewing option, specifically intended for use when using the Apple Pencil, but I found it far more wobbly when collapsed down in this mode than when it is in keyboard mode. The third “mode,” if you can call it that, is a reading mode where you flip the keyboard around back and then use the iPad in portrait orientation. I’m not sure if this is serious or not, but there’s no one-handed operation of a 12.9” iPad unless you have Shaq hands…although, I guess it would save you the trouble of removing the iPad from the case entirely, which is not easy to do. The keyboard is as close to a full-sized keyboard as you’ll get, and it has a row of iOS / control buttons at the top, including dedicated Home, Spotlight and Lock buttons, along with the usual media controls, volume adjustment, etc. The bottom row matches Apple’s Keyboard Cover, which means (sadly) that there is still no fn key for iOS. Bummer. It also has 3 levels of backlighting: off, low and high (but realistically, there’s not much difference between low and high). And although it would be really cool if it had the same “lighting upon approach” feature that the Logitech Craft Keyboard has, I’ll take what I can get. Otherwise, the keyboard experience is just as good as any other Logitech keyboard, offering chiclet-style keys, a decent amount of key travel (but not too much), and keys that are very light to the touch, all of which combine for an excellent typing experience. It sounds like a normal keyboard, too. Logitech claims a single charge will last 3 months (based on 2 hours per day of use) due to low energy Bluetooth, but lately I’ve found Logitech’s battery claims to be a bit overzealous (here’s looking at you, Craft Keyboard). One thing that I really like, though, is that there is no on/off switch on this keyboard…the act of putting it in keyboard mode turns the keyboard on and off, giving you one less thing to worry about. Pairing, by the way, was a breeze, although you can only pair it to one device at a time (I’m not sure why you’d want to pair it to multiple devices, but figure it’s worth mentioning). Oh, and it charges via USB Type-C. Getting down to price, this is where things get interesting…if the weight is not a deal breaker to you, this keyboard checks all the boxes from a functionality perspective with the exception of “reading mode,” since removing your iPad from this case is substantially more difficult than removing it from Apple’s Keyboard Cover. Otherwise, this is a great keyboard solution for the iPad (at least the 12.9” model)…and it’s only $130 retail (Apple’s solution for the 12.9” iPad is $200). Seems like a no-brainer, and considering you’ll likely find this Logitech product on sale at some point, it delivers in almost every category, including price. As far as honorable mentions are concerned, I do think it’s important to consider another keyboard solution from a company called Brydge, whose products I’ve always enjoyed. A couple of years ago I reviewed a Surface Pro keyboard and was impressed, although the typing experience was a bit heavy for my liking—but otherwise the design of the unit was great. And, Brydge offers their Brydge Pro for the newest generation of iPad Pro, with some interesting differences when compared to Logitech, including fully adjustable viewing angles up to 180 degrees, an aluminum body, a more hefty battery and a slightly thinner and lighter overall design. It lacks in other areas, including corner protection, general availability (not sure if this is still a “pre-order” product or not), Apple Pencil storage, and price. Still, I’m a big fan of Brydge products, and am curious how their new keyboard compares. At the end of the day, though, I’m a big, big fan of Logitech’s peripherals…always have been…and this is another example of great execution on a product.

I absolutely love this case. especially for my daughter since she is busy with school. Working on project it’s easier for her to use and take notes. The keyboard is easy to connect and charge. It’s very safe for the iPad as well. She’s dropped it and it’s never cause damage to the iPad. It’s nice and not bulk

Keyboard and protective case all in one. Typing is very good, good feel to the key presses. Backlighting is something I can’t do without anymore as my eyes are not what they used to be. Has its own usb-c charging port so no need to worry about draining your iPads battery. Tough durable case, very protected when closed. Very easy to connect, stays connected. No problems.

This keyboard for the price is great. Besides being a great case for your ipad pro 12.9, its got some nice features such as the keypad is lit for nightime typing , And despite what I've seen in other reviews , the tablet stays closed with the magnetic flap that also holds the apple pen . Its been working good since i purshased it in December 2019.

I’ve thoroughly enjoyed this keyboard and case since I bought it 9 months ago. Never had any issues at all with it and super easy to use. It connects instantly with Bluetooth so it’s one less thing that I have to think about while using my iPad. It holds a charge for a long time so I’m rarely having to charge it. Love it!

This is not only a great keyboard, but a great case as well. My iPad fell out of my bag onto cement and my iPad came out unscathed, and only a few scuffs on the outside of the case. The keyboard feels like a real keyboard and makes the ipad feel even more like a computer.

Not what I was looking for, may be right for you? I'd used the Apple keyboard case for the previous gen iPad before. It turns out this is almost twice as heavy. It's a great case with serious protection, but it's not for me. Good keyboard with key travel, lighting, etc. I just couldn't make the weight work out.

I love this keyboard compared to what Apple offers on their website. This keyboard is backlit, offers waaaaay more protection than apples folio keyboard and has better tactile buttons than the apple keyboard. Definitely get this compared instead of the apple keyboard.