Customer Ratings & Reviews

Keyboard great but case seems a little flimsy where rotates and opens.

Broke after 3 days. Case doesn't stand any longer.

This is a great accessory to use with your I Pad. Would recommend to friends.

I reviewed several cases and this had the best features of all. It is perfect. Look at ratings...

I absolutely love this key board it has Bluetooth ability and is nthn less than womderful

Love the flexibility of the case especially the fully rotational screen.

I bought this 128g iPad Air 2 because I needed my memory. I love this.

Keyboard case is a little heavy and slow to start typing. You have to go back to the beginning of what you're typing and add the first few letters. Takes a few seconds to recognize you're using it and not the keyboard on your iPad.

This is just what we needed for our iPad. Glad we purchased it.

Gets the job done very very well. Great sized keys

It's 360 degree turning makes this keyboard a must.

Really good concept that no others have done, just need to make it lighter.

However with use, the stand doesn't work as well..

Opens up flat too easily not very practical. I think this product needs to go back to the drawing board

Purchased for my wife for Mother's Day. Latch closure broke within 30 days. Would not recommend.

The swivel broke about a year in. I was very sad about it. The Bluetooth worked but never used it for the keyboard

Shift button stopped working and the rubber stoppers came off in lessome then a months time.

We weren’t very happy with this. We had a hard time sinking it to the iPad.

The first tablet-style device I ever had was an Asus T91, which featured a twist-and-fold form factor just like this case. I was extremely excited to get a similar feel out of my iPad Air 2. The case is sturdy as all get-out and nicely balanced in "laptop mode." Typos is quite good for a chiclet keyboard. Unfortunately I found "reading mode" to be too cumbersome for my tastes. The case does not fold together all the way, leaving an awkward gap on the right-hand side. This is somewhat manageable. The deal breaker for me was the sheer weight and thickness in reading mode. I have smaller hands and could not hold the folded case very easily in one hand. Even with two-handed use my wrists got worn out. I ended up going with a Belkin Ultimate case which has a detachable shell for the iPad. It is a great case but I know I am giving up the excellent protection of the Targus for the usability. Try this case out in-store if you can. If you can handle the heft it is a best-of-all-worlds solution for those who need both a keyboard and hardcore protection

I love the cases sleek design, swivel feature, was disappointed to learn after I purchased that you should not use to charge or power you IPAD only a phone. Also clumbsy for taking pictures. Wanted the Zigg Zagg with detachable keyboard but it is not available for IPAD Air or 2