Review on 📱 Fintie Keyboard Case for iPad 9.7 2018/2017/iPad Air 2/iPad Air - Slim Shell Stand Cover with Wireless Bluetooth Keyboard - Navy by Herthoel Yanda

Arrived on time, well packaged, everything there and in order. Looks good. I have one with a pattern of flowers and leaves. Got it instead of a more expensive one which I cleverly poured my coffee on. The previous one had a few features that this one doesn't have. It has a few aspects that I like better as well: The previous one had a built-in keyboard. I was surprised that in this case the keyboard was in a separate box and remains separate and needs to be adjusted each time. I open and close the suitcase. The keyboard attaches magnetically to the "apron" in front of the screen and is fairly easy to open and close. However, he remains essentially unrelated to the case. Pros: Allows you to slightly reduce the overall size in a closed case. Allows you to use the keyboard at a distance from the iPad in a case. Cons: You can't just open the case and go to work. You need to move the keyboard to the edge of the skirt and then tilt the iPad so that its bottom edge mechanically clamps the top edge of the keyboard. The angle is good, the case flexes for support at the back, and the result is solid and comfortable to use with little knee-deflection. To close the case, the keyboard has to be moved again. This product better protects the edges of the iPad when it is in a case. Closed and during use. The previous one only protected the corners. It has a full bezel that securely snaps the iPad into place, with gaps around the edges just for the iPad controls and speakers. I like it. My previous case had a magnetic device that automatically turned off the iPad when the case was closed. It's not like this. Don't forget to turn off your iPad. The keyboard works well, is full-featured and feels good, and Bluetooth pairing was unique and easy. At first I thought I should have paid more for the extra convenience and features, but now after using it for a week I decided to keep it. In the end it works well, adjusting the keyboard has become second nature and doesn't really matter much and I think it's worth the price.