Combo Touch iPad Pro 11-inch (1st, 2nd, 3rd, 4th gen - 2018, 2020, 2021, 2022) Keyboard Case - Detachable Backlit Keyboard, Click-Anywhere Trackpad - Oxford Gray; USA Layout

I have had this iPad Pro keyboard for a year now. So I after a year of use I feel as though I can accurately chime in. For the asking price I feel that this keyboard is great. After a year of use, it is holding up great. There’s no peeling of the fabric, no discoloration. However I only use the keyboard for answering emails, some light web browsing and some light video editing on my iPad Pro. It has held up great. As far as the use experience, it is also great. It’s no typist keyboard for sure. If you’re looking for a a mechanical keyboard type experience this isn’t it. This can’t replace a full keyboard or even a laptop, but it does work as a decent substitute when in a pinch. The keyboard attached to the iPad does add a bit of weight to the overall package, but it’s nothing too uncomfortable or heavy. The dedicated key shortcut keys all work. This definitely feels like it could be a first party keyboard. It also definitely provides more protection than the Magic Keyboard from apple. This is a worthy alternative. The trackpad also functions great and supports iPad OS shortcuts.

Have owned this for almost a year now so this isn’t an out of the box review. So I’ve tested about 10 different cases and this one is still on top, primarily for its keyboard. If you’re reading this you’re probably equally frustrated by all these other cases promising you instant connectivity and great responsiveness- only to sit down and attempt to write a paper that ends up with annoying typos and double letters where there shouldn’t be. Looking at you, Brydge. Especially for those working in fields with uncommon terminology or various languages that require disabling autocorrect, having “aaaa” instead of “a”s all the time can make you feel like chucking your iPad at the wall. No problems with that here, and everything’s still working smoothly after a year. So, keyboard is great. The key feel is similar to a MacBook, which I’m already used to, a bit small but expected since i have an 11” 2021 model. The trackpad works perfect for me, but I usually use the touchscreen and pencil so have limited comment. Durability! I’m pretty clumsy and have definitely dropped my ipad more than a couple of times. Amazingly no scratches or damage at ALL- can’t say the same with my older iPad Pro and it’s not so magic keyboard (RIP). Yes this case is a bit heavier but absolutely worth it. The case stays closed with magnets and wraps around the corner edges, and is a tiny bit bigger than the iPad itself which gives a little border for extra protection. Age of Covid= need to sanitize after coffee shop stints? Check. I’ve used alcohol wipes and even purell on occasion after a plane ride, working at the coffee shop, library, or sitting in a public area, and this PVC-ish cloth material it’s made of has held up just fine. I don’t anticipate dousing it for years to come, but for now there’s been no issue in terms of needing to get rid of any germs that might ride home. In short- well done Logitech. My family’s used Logitech brand keyboards, speakers, mice, etc, and for me this case continues to perform up to standard. Hope this helps others, and I’ll update this review as I continue to use this! —UPDATE I was considering switching to logitechs slim folio, which has nearly the same high quality responsive keyboard, but without a trackpad and with a flap for your pencil. The slim one is going back- it’s actually thicker than the combo, and because of the way it props up (the keyboard is only activated once it clicks into place), there’s only one possible position for the tablet. So, the Combo remains the winner in my list of keyboard/cases for my iPad.

Great quality, really convenient with the separable keyboard and main holder. Bit expensive, but great value add if on the switching to iPad from laptop for almost everything track. Bit of a large surface area and awkward in tight spaces but better than the folio apple keyboard in terms of quality.

I used an Apple Smart Keyboard Folio with my iPad Pro for years and loved it. When it was time to replace it, I was disappointed to find it was no longer available, so I began searching for an alternative—and this is what I settled on. There are definitely pros and cons. On the plus side, I really like that the keyboard lights up during use. It also detaches easily, which is great for reading or watching videos, and it can be reattached in reverse to protect the keys when you’re not typing. The case itself feels sturdy and, so far, has shown no signs of wear. I chose the lighter color, and I’m happy with how it looks. As with most Logitech products, it connects seamlessly, and there is no delay in keyresponse. It is heavier than my old Apple case, but I think it offers more protection overall. Like some other reviewers mentioned, the keyboard works best on a flat surface—it’s not very stable on your lap or in bed. Also, the keyboard has a relatively large footprint, especially compared to the Apple version. Personally, I don’t use the keyboard as much as I did with my old case—it feels a bit floppy for everyday use. I prefer using a wireless keyboard at my desk. That said, it’s a great option to have when I’m traveling or on the go. Overall, it’s a solid case with the bonus of a built-in keyboard when you need it.

I have owned this keyboard case was about a year now, and after its use, I'd honestly say that it was definitely worth the money if you're someone who ONLY has an iPad and no laptop equivalent. I study computer science and mostly found no need to use the keyboard; however, I did like it in cases where I was making notes for myself on daily activities or tasks I needed to do. If you're someone who needs to type on the go, on a daily basis for school, and found no use in getting a laptop, this is the perfect case for you. I consider this the "Magic Keyboard Replacement" as I highly believe Logitech's quality of product here is a lot superior in terms of it's affordability and functionality. Pros: The case itself is VERY nice, I chose to get the beige/grayish color, and the amount of compliments I received for how minimally nice it looks is surreal. The back of the case can act as a stand that can be angle-adjusted to suit your needs. Lastly, the keyboard itself is nice and I found it to feel so satisfying typing on, it felt just like the highly expensive magic keyboard! Cons: This product wasn't for me, and in all honesty, I was wrapped around my head during the time with the hype of buying a new iPad, that I just wanted a keyboard case so bad. In my opinion, the keyboard isn't the best way to study, but it does in handy at times where I need to jot down things quickly. I find a pencil replacement to be much more useful! Verdict: The product is great, I highly recommend buying if you truly believe you need it. Otherwise, stick with a pencil! The idea of needing a keyboard may wrap around your head, and surely this has to be the perfect product for you. The affordability with its functionality is superior, and could make a great gift for someone who has an iPad.

Pros: - Does not have a battery or Bluetooth connection! Connects the same way that the Apple Magic Keyboard case to the iPad! - Case around the iPad is detachable from the keyboard. Reconnects magnetically. - Trackpad and keyboard are responsive and allows gestures. - You need to actually click the touchpad to select something. This reduces accidental touches while typing and is a great feature. I had to readjust and remember to press the touchpad when I wanted to select something instead of tapping, but I appreciated the lack of accidental touches while I was typing. Cons: - Stand is not sturdy. The iPad will fall over with slight movement from the keyboard because the stand will collapse. If it had an extension to the stand it may help with this problem, but trying to widen the angle of the stand doesn’t help because it’s too rigid and pulls the angle narrower (back on itself). - Even with the updated software for the keyboard and current iOS update, the trackpad randomly “touches” different parts of the screen even when the trackpad isn’t being touched at all!!! This is a HUGE annoyance for me since the screen will change, the cursor for typing will appear somewhere else, and within seconds of going back to whatever I had it on last, it will “touch” and mess things up again. Overall, this is a great substitute case + keyboard to the Apple-branded ones. But because of the constant and frequent random “touching” my productivity is severely impaired, and watching any movies or shows is VERY annoying! There’s an endless amount of other options that may not have the better features of this keyboard case, but at least those cases allow me to get what I need done without the constant fighting with my iPad.

This is my replacement keyboard for my iPad Pro 11 3rd gen. I’ve had the very same Logitech for at least 3 years and it was just time for a new one. The lettering on the keys that get a “workout” starts to wear off. I looked at getting an external keyboard to just get by for a bit at a half the price. I read everything and didn’t like the cheaper boards. So I just ordered what I had in the past. The new keyboard came today and I am so glad I stuck with Logitech. It pops on so fast and you are up and running in no time. I love typing on it, I love how portable and lightweight and the ease of positioning. The way the keyboard attaches and pops off is the best if you want to use as a traditional notebook is really a nice feature. I like the fact that it draws power from the IPad so there is no charging separately. Also if you ever drop the IPad the case really holds up and protects the IPad from damage. So glad I bought a new one!!!

This is the best ipad case in my opinion. I don’t want to charge my keyboard, so I will not consider those cheap options. Compared to apple magic keyboard, this one is more versatile for tablet and computer style use, while magic keyboard is heavy and chulky to use in tablet mode. Compared with more slim apple cases, the price and finish for this is definitely more competitive.