Review on Fintie Keyboard Supports Pencil Charging Tablet Accessories by John Roberts

Overall I'm quite happy with the case and keyboard for the price you pay. The keyboard is magnetic, so the word "detachable" doesn't fit here, rather the keyboard is separate and attaches magnetically to the case. Pros: The design and material of the case are good, the iPad feels secure. If you like the "professional" look of your tablet, then this is definitely for you. The keyboard is thin, but the keys are easy to type, connect quickly, and work very well with the iPad Pro. The keys have a nice "click" that makes them feel more authentic when typing. Because it's so thin, the plastic that makes up the keyboard doesn't seem all that durable, but so far so good. Cons: Because the keyboard is "detachable," meaning your keyboard will be out of place when you open the folio, you should open it, set it up, and start typing or using your keyboard or iPad right away. Instead, open the folio, you'll have to remove the keyboard (it's magnetic, so no big deal), then set up the iPad the way you want it and place the keyboard back on the edge of the screen. Screen. It doesn't matter much, but it's not as quick or easy as it sounds with the Apple-made folio. Because the folio is non-magnetic to hold the iPad in a standing position, any change in your angle will cause the iPad to fall. Second, the keyboard storage is a bit odd, it feels like the keys are resting on the iPad screen, which I assume is also in Apple's folio, but the keyboard is hard plastic, so I personally like that pressed keys not the iPad screen. or you want to hold the iPad upright, the keyboard is cumbersome and there's no really good way to hold the folio upright. The design doesn't seem to take vertical position into account, but if you never use vertical position then it won't bother you at all. I detach the keyboard when holding the iPad, and you must detach the iPad when placing the iPad on a flat surface. Since this is a tome, the folds make it quite awkward to hold with one hand.