iPad Pro 12.9 2022 Case with Keyboard, Keyboard Case for iPad Pro 12.9 2022 6th Gen/2021 5th Gen/2020 4th Gen, 360 Rotatable Case with Touchpad-Backlight Keyboard Compatible with Pencil Holder

Got this case for my iPad to use as in a computer roll as well as for travel. Was a little nervous about not going with a big name company but the reviews got me to take a change. I’m glad that I did! Great quality keyboard! Solid build and very simple to connect. I LOVE the touchpad and keyboard on this. They have better feedback than my Mac! Great function to turn for showing others the screen as well as the ability to fold it and utilize it as a tablet. Thank you other reviewers for recommending this! And if you’re reading this while in the same boat I was, pull the trigger!

I love this keyboard. It has the features I want and need to keep up with my classes on the go when I need to. Makes my iPad (I almost typed “laptop” there, if that says anything... hehe) feel more like an actual laptop or tablet pc. If you’ve used an android-based laptop, think that, with more versatility and instead of android, it’s iPadOS. :DThe only issues I have with this product is this:1) the touchpad is very “plasticky” feeling. It has the feeling of a very cheap trackpad mouse. But, for the price, I don’t think I could’ve expected it to be a top-tier thing.2) the touchpad feels EXTREMELY finicky. This is because I have very sweaty hands. So as a result, my fingers tend to stick a bit worse to the trackpad and the cursor acts sporadically as a result. So results vary by person.3) the hinge does feel a bit loose like it would break at any given point. However, it does feel sturdy enough, and considering I have the heavier 12.9” iPad, the weight on this plastic makes this understandable.4) lastly, I find that the backlighting on the keyboard is rather dim, even at the highest setting. My iPad screen is about 70% brighter than this keyboard, and that’s just at half brightness on my iPad.With these cons aside, it’s a great product for the money. The value is definitely there and these issues aren’t anything that’s a deal-breaker for me. I can see myself getting annoyed with the trackpad after awhile, but that’s really about it to be quite honest. And with the trackpad, i can easily adjust the sensitivity of the cursor. So not a huge issue.

Wanted to save a few bucks for an older iPad but wow this is trash. The plastic it's made from feels really cheap and it's very difficult to get your iPad out of it once it's in. I cracked mine on the second day and I'm confident it isn't going to last out the year. It weighs a TON. This thing makes your light, sleek iPad feel like a bulky PC laptop from 10 years ago. Totally defeats the purpose of having an iPad Pro. The trackpad is too jerky to be of any use and sometimes randomly it decides to be extra jumpy so that's fun. If you do graphics forget using this for that. The keyboard lags and demands you press deliberately and firmly on each key as you type. I type at a lowly 25-30 wpm and this is tedious even for me. Avoid this piece of junk and spend the money for a good case from Apple or a reputable dealer.

This case does all the things I was looking for, although I didn't think hard enough about how I wanted the Apple Pencil to connect, but I'll address that in a moment.I wanted a case that could stand up on its own on my lap (for bed or the couch) as well as on a table. I also wanted a keyboard case and one that I could easily read with. This case does all those things. I've charged it twice and been using it daily for about 60 - 90 minutes a day. I don't know that it needed a second charge but I just did in case. The case connects back to the iPad easily each time although if you're a super impatient person it takes about 15 seconds the first time each use.My only "cons" for this case are it is heavy. So, my iPad air is not very airy anymore. I expected that and have a smaller lighter case if I just want to use it without the keyboard for a while. The other downside with this case is that the Apple Pencil will attach and hold on nicely and it will charge but it is outside the case. I didn't even think about this when I first bought it as I didn't have the pencil yet. It has worked fine for me thus far though and I'm just careful to always confirm I have the pencil with me.

This is the third case I've purchased for an iPad, and the best. It is attractive, light weight, and we'll designed, especially things like linking Bluetooth and changing colors on the backlit keyboard, a handy feature in itself.My favorite bit is the 360 revolving case, it gives you an unlimited number of ways to adjust it to your liking, I am writing this on it now. Well worth the money.One note, I tend not to use the track pad much, perhaps because of the Apple pencil. Others may find it handy, it works fine, I just don't need it. Or use it anyway.All in all a solid product, highly recommended. Oh yeah, it protects the iPad too 😁

If you are wondering, “Can I use an iPad as my only laptop?”, my answer is a resounding “Yes!”. I am a software engineer and use computers all day at work. For home, I need something that is fast, reliable, simple, and just works. I chose an iPad Pro and am very satisfied.Second, this keyboard works great! I have had it now for over 2 months. I’ve charged the keyboard twice. It wasn’t even out of batteries the second time—I charged it because I was taking it on a trip and didn’t want to have to charge it. Note that I don’t use the backlight at all.Anyway, the unit works great. It is solid. I love the ways it rotates and use most of them: Laptop, tablet stand, tablet. It is really easy to pop it out of the keyboard when you need to.The trackpad is not the best part, though. I don’t know why, but whenever I try to use it, it thinks I’m doing a gesture and changes apps. I don’t need the trackpad very often, so that is OK.If you are buying because of the trackpad—don’t. Otherwise, I recommend it!