typecase Touch Keyboard for iPad Air 11 (M3/M2, 2025/2024), iPad Pro 11 (4th/3rd/2nd/1st Gen) & iPad Air 5th/4th Gen with Multi-Touch Trackpad, 10-Color Backlit, 360° Rotable, Pencil Holder (Black'25)

First the Pros- It looks beautiful and feels premium. Plastic body but very strong.- Lots of backlight options.- Typing experience is 8/10 once you get the used to the small keyboard size. Main Keys are regular sized but extra keys are very small. But I love it! Good enough for docs, emails or office work.- Long battery backup.- Easy to use functional keys just like a MacBook.- You can easily use it on your lap like a regular laptop. It won’t fall back due to a heavy iPad attached.Cons- It’s heavy!!!!!! Full setup becomes almost as heavy as a regular laptop with bigger screen. Mine is IPad Air 4.- Trackpad is 6/10. Gestures are good but it’s really small! And scrolling on a web page is pathetic. But still you can use arrow keys for a smooth scrolling experience.- Only 1 colour of light stays on in the keyboard at once. There are 10 options but no patterns like we get in laptops (continuous colour changing).- Instead of working as a power bank for the iPad, it draws power from it when connected via C-port.- Doesn’t open very easily so won’t feel like a MacBook at all which you can open with one finger 😂 But as per the cost…. It’s fine.Overall - I’ll give this 9/10 rating. Amazing product. Useful for those who want to use their iPad as their primary computer (Limitations are in the iPad). It supports ipad OS perfectly and I don’t regret buying it.

I was looking to buy a cheap laptop for personal use, but ended up buying this keyboard for my iPad instead.So far so good, build quality is sturdy so it feels like using a small laptop. It was easy to connect as well using Bluetooth. There is a convenient side button to switch on/off the keypad when not in use.Portable size, easy to carry, and good looking as well ( I bought a blue one).I was looking for a laptop replacement, so it serves my purpose. But people looking for a light weight device might not be happy with it.

Just don’t spend 6500 on this thing, started to malfunction in 6 months, while it lasted it was good even though I use it mostly from the bed, in the Kirchen and sometimes at cafes and coffee shops. Lost a rubber pad on the bottom, keys stopped working and one key just straight fell off. Approached their customer support they told me to text them on WhatsApp and disconnected the phone immediately. Reached over on WhatsApp, they were being rude and treating me like I don‘t know what‘s wrong with the product, made multiple videos explaining the problem but with each video they would say you haven’t explained things properly so I just gave up. It‘s been sitting under my tv cabinet Spinne then. They did ask me to send it over but I am sure I would have to chase them to get it fixed and they would give me grief. So, think before you buy it

This is my day 3 review. Initially I was sent a used piece. But upon return and complain, I got a new piece. I trust Amazon to ensure this always for me! Until now, I found this fit for purpose. The keypad is good - good enough for quick use. This won’t be comfortable for extended use - anyways, for a 11” screen I wouldn’t use this as a full day work machine. I use this to work in transit. The pairing was quick and every time it connects very fast. Track pad is decent. It adds 800gms of weight but that’s the trade off for convenience of being able to type comfortably. The screen swivels well and useful for occasional tablet modes and tent modes.

I bought this for my fairly aged 2018 iPad Pro 11inch A1980. It is a perfect fit. Essentially, from a very basic point of view, it enables you to use your iPad as you would a laptop. I had an Apple keyboard folio before which got damaged and am glad I got this, which is a suitable replacement. The Bluetooth pairing was easy. The trackpad is very responsive and you can configure it in the iOS settings just as you would any trackpad. The swipes and finger strokes all work flawlessly. The charging interface is USB-C. So since my iPad is one of the old ones with the USB-C type charging point, I can use the same charger to charge both devices. The device is a bit heavier than I expected. But I also feel that it needs to be as heavy as it is for it to be sturdy. It’s much heavier than a regular folio. From a functionality point of view it’s a superb device. Now the only thing to see is how durable it is and how long it lasts. I already dropped it once since I bought it and it’s still fine :)

Most of the keys won’t work or very hard. If you press hard or push to make it work, then it would start typing that letter only. Even otherwise it’s heavy so the basic purpose of replacing with laptop gets defeated

updated review: After 22 days of usage, i just fell in love with this keyboard. The keys give you good bouncy feedback, i just feel like typing forever with this keyboard. The battery of this keyboard is damn good, after buying this keyboard i never charged it and it still holds 64% charge after 22 days, i am expecting the battery to last at least 2-3 months. I am even writing this review with this keyboard. The Trackpad is good but not as good as Apple magic keyboard (come on you cant expect the same performance at 6k). I don’t know how long this keyboard is going to last. I will post an update after a year. As of now i am just loving it.Update on August 2024: Keyboard still going good! No issues!Update on Dec 2024: The keyboard is unusable as the keyboard randomly generating Alphabets while typing. It worked for an year