Review on Inateck iPad Pro 11 Case with Keyboard 2021/2020/2018 - Compatible with 1st, 2nd, and 3rd Generation iPad Pro 11 inch - Backlit Keyboard with Flexible Kickstand - KB02005. by Sean Liu

I compared cases online for a long time. I wanted one that protected the sides all the way around the edge, instead of leaving it exposed. Isn’t the point of a case for protection? I also wanted a stand built in that was adjustable. A keyboard was another desire, but it needed to be detachable, so I could lose extra bulk when unneeded. Light up keys were a bonus. This checked all the boxes and more.The only thing I wish is that I could prop it up vertically with the stand as well. As it is, it isn’t practical. Not a deal breaker at this point though.The keyboard is nice to use, the keys have a nice little click. The color options are neat. I have the whole thing set to a light blue.The case is easy to adjust angles, and doesn’t fall out of place - the magnet is fairly strong.My apple pen magnetizes to the top fine, but I typically store it in the slot (a slot was another must), as I don’t want to lose such an expensive accessory. It does charge when on the top, but occasionally I have to pop it off and on again, as the case adds a little more distance from the charging mechanism to the pen, to get it to start charging. The little holes are for putting your pen in, for example I suppose if you’re in the middle of drawing and want to take a sip of coffee. I don’t use my pen often enough to really make use of this feature, but it’s neat to have the option.Taking the case on and off takes a minute, and I don’t do it often as I’m afraid of putting strain in the connector, but it’s had no issues. You don’t have to attach it to use the keyboard.