iPad Keyboard Case for 10.2-inch iPad 8th Generation (2020), 7th Gen, Air 3, Pro 10.5 in 11 Colors - 10 Color Backlight, 7 Modes, 360° Rotatable, Slim Protective Cover, Apple Pencil Holder (Black)

It’s bad didn’t even work 4 months

Keys fell off on two of these… same keys on both products

I purchased this almost a month ago, I love it. Works very well with my old iPad (8th generation), case feels sturdy, love the light up keyboard, plus the many choices for the light colour. It comes with the charging cable for the keyboard. It stays charged pretty long, but I also turn the keyboard off when I’m not using it.I would have liked a different colour than black but this was not a deal breaker.So far I’m pleased, and do not regret spending a bit more on this one compared to other keyboard choices in here.

Se ve muy bonita y de buena calidad, excelente para transformar el iPad en un ordenador portátil. A mi hijo le ha encantado.

I got this case as a gift and I love it! Super convenient and sturdy. The keyboard is easy to type on and all the buttons work perfectly!

So here's almost just what I wanted. It's almost perfect. It turns the ipad into a netbook. Hard case + keyboard = awesome. I love it. I highly recommend it. I will be showing it to my friends and guarantee I will absolutely drive future sales as I think this thing rocks. I do have some feature suggestions.I could care less about the pencil holder thing. It's clearly modelled after the MS Surface tablet as the stylus loop is pretty much exactly what my surface tablet has for its stylus that I never use. Meh. Big meh. I'm tempted to cut it off. Wish like on the surface you could have the option of sticking it on either side. The Surface stylus loop is a sticker, put it where you want. It makes NO sense for the pencil holder to be on the bottom instead of the top in portrait/tablet mode. Kinda dumb. Even in clamshell mode it is on the left when most people are right handed. Little product design advice.Next advice: This hinge is clearly modelled after the Lenovo Twist laptop, which I had. Now my daughter has. The hinge works the same way. This is super cool and I love it as it was one of my favorite laptops. Here's the hinge issue though. It can't fold all the way around to the other side. That would be super cool. Just needs a double cardan type hinge so it can fold on a second hinge and get the full flip under.Next product feature request/suggestion: It needs a touchpad so it feels more like a laptop. A small one would be fine, certainly enough room for one. It should also suggest turning on the advanced keyboard navigation features in the instructions because that option makes this keyboard even way cooler. Okay, that was two.Next feature request is to make this thing work more like the ASUS transformer, which it obviously also gets its design ideas from. The tablet/netbook design rocked. The transformer was a tablet with 8 hours of battery that clipped onto the keyboard dock... which had its own battery that could charge and prolong the life of the tablet for another 8 hours for a total of 16 hours of battery. Surely, you could come up with a wireless or wired charging design. This would fix another issue...The keyboard is too light. If it had the battery bank in it, it would increase keyboard weight so the thing doesn't fall over backwards when you tilt the screen too far back.Is USB-C too much to ask for? Seriously? Using micro-USB is so 10-20 years ago. Again, back to the battery bank idea, plugging in the keyboard to charge both keyboard battery bank and tablet is just a good design idea for the next gen product.If there was even a thin covering of a neoprene like rubber in the case to help absorb shock from drops, that would rock.And if the tablet could mount in either way left or right (for the lefties, not that I'm one of those weirdos :D) that would just be a solid design idea. I mean, what would it take, cut some more holes?Whoever designed this made the coolest ipad keyboard case I have seen so far. I love it. All the above isn't criticism in the slightest. Just suggestions. If you're reading this as a customer, just buy it. You'll love it. Those floppy soft keyboard cases suck. Can't use them on your lap without a lapdesk. This case makes it a mini laptop running iOS (sadly). It's dope. Pull the trigger and get it, people.Okay, suggestions out of the way. They keyboard, while a little small, is excellent to type on, and I am a larger dude with big clumsy fingers, yet I can touch-type on it great. It's quite good. The "Twist" mode stuff is exceptional, the hinge feels sturdy, the material is solid. It seems to have amazing battery life. It's almost exactly what I wanted. It fits the bill quite nicely. I got one for my son and after playing with it for an hour I knew I needed one for my ipad. I love it. Buy it.

I must say, I gave this iPad keyboard some time, been using it everyday since I purchased it and I must say, it is worth every dollar.It looks great! The battery life is awesome. Going on 3 weeks and I just keep it switched on 24/7, and haven't charged it yet since the first charge.I was weary because of people's comments about the lag in keyboard response. That is a non issue. I type as fast as anyone and I have never had any keyboard lag issues. It is responsive and feels very durable.Highly recommended!