iPad Keyboard Case 9.7 for New iPad 2018 (6th Gen) - iPad Pro 2017 (5th Gen) - iPad Air 2/1/Pro 9.7 - 7 Color Backlit - Wireless Bluetooth iPad Case with Keyboard (Black)

I have my iPad link to most of my email accounts. I am able to reply to emails as it was my laptop. I no longer need to use my laptop to check and reply to all my emails. I use this in my office to take notes as well. My co-workers are impress and they are planning to get one as well. The case and the material is high graded materials. The other cool feature are the backlight keyboard. It is a great in a dark conference room. I can see what I am typing.

The keyboard is excellent in layout and the keys have a great amount of travel to then so typing feels much like laptop keyboard. The design of the case looks and feels great and the case is rigid enough to protect the iPad.

I just got the case and put the IPad in without any problems. I like the feel of the keyboard. Bluetooth connection worked fine, once I read the instructions. The stand part of the case took me a bit to figure out, but now that I’ve figured it out, it’s awesome! In an update, the e, d and c keys have gone from sometimes working to rarely working. All of other keys work fine. It’s really frustrating!Update: After almost 8 months of purchasing, the company offered to send me a new case. Of course, they’re in China, so since there’s an issue with delivery (it shows it was delivered in Kentucky, I live in Texas), they want me to contact UPS. Ugh. They haven’t done anything to fix the problem past that or contacted me. Guess I’ll be looking for a different case, not from this company.

I bought this product during last week and I must say it is definitely worth it.The keyboard is lightweight and extremely smooth to type on. It isn’t too loud either and the travel distance between the keys and the board itself is just right for such a compact keyboard. The connectivity is simple and the battery life seems pretty good - although I’ve only continuously used it for around 4 hours. Another plus is that the usb charging cable is supplied and the packaging is compact and very nice. The case itself is a standard folding iPad case. It performs as expected.One downside to this item is that the material used for the case is a bit dark - but this is just personal preference.Overall a brilliant product. I would order it again...

I like everything accept i want to fold it back and I’m afraid ill rub the keys off. It’s not designed to fold back like some others are. But if you wANT A GOOD WORKING FEEL LIKE LAP TOP CASE FOR YOUR IPAD THIS IS IT. IT FITS WELL. AND THE CASE IS VERY NICE. CHARGING CORD COMES WITH IT AND ITS EASY TO SET UP AND USE.

Great little unit that is very thin and works great with my iPad. I do wish the back of the unit will hold still when it is on a table because the table is slippery it causes the back stand to move and drop. if it had a string or some form of stopper for it falling all the way down it would be perfect item!

I've had this case for about 2 weeks. Here's what I think of it.- PRO: The keyboard types like a dream. Nice, light keystrokes with the durability and feel of a laptop keyboard. The connection stays strong. When the keyboard is turned on, it syncs via Bluetooth consistently within about 5-10 seconds.- CON: Some of the function buttons across the top don't work all the time, and some are still a little bit of a mystery as to what they do. The latter are not so much huge cons but just require more exploring for me to do, I guess...- PRO: The overall look of the case is sleek and sophisticated and accurate to the images portrayed on Amazon.- PRO: The magnet on the iPad side that folds out is a strong magnet that snaps to the case to form the prop stand. The iPad is propped at just the right viewing angle, in my opinion. However, (CON:) it does not always fold outward like it's supposed to do, but rather stays flat with the bordering parts of that side of the case. I usually have to get my finger in there to pop it out.- CON: The ends of the case do not line up with each other. There is too much flexibility in the spine that I always have to be conscious of lining it up then clasping the ends together with the magnetic tab. Some boning in the spine may help that issue.- CON: The keyboard side of the cover warps into a slight inward bow. Can't recall if this is how it came or if I warped it slightly while packing it for travel. Just wondering why it was made flexible considering that that side also protects the face of the iPad.- CON: When in the tent position, not much is there to keep it in that position, it can sprawl out to flat on a tabletop surface pretty easily if you don't set it up just right. Could have maybe also been an improvement to also include a cover for the keyboard when not in use, like in the tent position.- CON: The plastic/rubber shell encasing the iPad does nothing for protection. The lip that hugs the bevels/edges is not very big. That's not to say the iPad can just slip right out but it would be better to just have the lip extend outward and around just a bit more to keep the iPad snug.- CON: The outer material could be a bit more rough rather than smooth. I was moving my iPad from atop another surface to the counter below it - the case slipped out of my hand and fell all of 3 inches onto the counter. It was in the tent position and the point of impact was made approximately where the Apple Pencil slot is located. The case apparently absorbed none of that impact as my iPad screen cracked from one end to the other. Not that I was expecting much from a simple case but I have had others with lips just around the corners of the iPad that has succumbed to worse drops with no damage. The shell holds it, but I believe it does not protect it from anything more than scratches and small dents.Overall the case is just not ergonomically ideal. It does work and it does look nice, but I was just expecting more for the price I paid for it ($46.99).

Used for a week now. So far it is working very great. At first have difficulties to connect Bluetooth as it was not paired. Then pressed function key + Bluetooth sign c key, another Bluetooth device with the same name appeared and paired with that name. Sometimes after Bluetooth was turned off and then turned back on in iPad, need to press the fn+c key to visible and pair again. But now I know how to pair correctly and I am satisfied.The cover material is also nice in texture. Stand well and easy too. Have a elastic band ring to hold the pencil. It is tight fit so if you are going to use some pencil cover sleeve it might be difficult to fit it in.It also supports the back lit colour. Lightweight compare with other keyboard case.