Logitech Combo Touch iPad Air (4th and 5th Gen) Keyboard Case – Detachable Backlit Keyboard with Kickstand, Click-Anywhere Trackpad, Smart…

I wanted a keyboard that provides me 1) safety 2) emable me to use ipad a laptop. Both of these features were fulfilled by having this keyboard with you. And that’s the whole point. Otherwise go with a normal cover. The product justifies it’s price. There is no lag with the mouse pad, it works butterlike. The keyboard is sturdy and has many functional keys for ipad. Also there is a backlight in the keyboard that you can control with button on the keyboard.

Works really well . Good value for money and compact. Battery has good life .

Before writing about the product itself, I want to point out that you should decide very carefully if you actually need a keyboard case for your iPad Pro, because at 17K, this is not exactly an affordable product. If you know that you will be doing a lot of typing on your iPad, specially when you are out and about in the world, then you should definitely consider this product. There is another thing that you should be mindful of: iPad is always going to be a touch-based device first. The touchpad is not going to be a meaningful replacement in all the apps, and you should not expect so either. Think of this keyboard case as an addition to the input options you have on your iPad, rather than a replacement to anything.

The product itself is extremely well thought out. The keys have adequate travel [as much as you can expect from a low profile keyboard], even though the thinness of the case is astounding. There is backlight with many levels of control. White backlight on grey keys gives plenty of contrast. There is a function row up top, for controlling things like screen brightness, volume and keyboard backlight. This last thing gives it a major advantage over Apple’s Magic Keyboard for the iPad. The Combi Touch is also a little cheaper than Apple’s offering. The case and the keyboard deck have some sort of robust feeling cloth like material on top. I am worried about the longevity of the fabric, but nonetheless, it feels very satisfying to rest the wrists on while typing. The trackpad works wonderfully — iPadOS has almost all the gestures that macOS has, with the exception of three finger dragging. The trackpad’s size might feel a little small, specially in the vertical axis, but there is only so much you can accommodate in a case this size.

Coming to the negatives that I want to highlight, the first one has to be the sheer effort it takes to open up the case from the closed position. It is specially difficult if your Apple Pencil is resting on top of the iPad. It will take some getting used to, I suppose. The next thing is the size of the keys. On the Combi Touch case for the 11” iPad Pro, the keys have been squished in size to make them fit on the tiny case. And I don’t know if it is the size of the keys or if the keys are off-centered a little bit or if my hands are too big, but I kept hitting the wrong keys in the beginning. It took me a good twenty minutes of typing on this thing to get used to it. Also, unlike Apple’s Magic Keyboard, there is no way you are going to be using Combi Touch case on your lap — just give up that dream right now. You will always need a table in front of you because the iPad with the kickstand and the keyboard attached to it does take some space. The last thing I would mention is the weight. The iPad Pro with the keyboard attached to it is going to feel significantly heavier, but definitely less than a laptop.

Overall, I am very happy with the product because honestly, this is exactly the kind of thing I wanted for my iPad Pro — a way for me to have more than one input options on such a powerful device, without having to give up much. Plus, the fact that you can detach your iPad when you want to enjoy a movie on the couch was also a major selling point for me.

I liked its sturdiness. It perfectly fits the iPad. It protects it all around—a smooth keyboard sync experience. There is no lag. You can take it anywhere. It can keep on any flat surface. Even on a lap would work perfectly. Its grip is excellent. You can hold it for long. The best part is there is a separate place to keep a pencil or Logitech pencil. I am using Apple one. It fits perfectly and gives it a hold.

Product works well on ipad 9th gen, only is quite heavy. Keyboard is nice to type on and the case feels very thick and protective. Ports are all also easily accessible.