Review on Ayotu IPad Pro 11 Keyboard by Kendrick Barron

Day 1 Rating: The overall product works as expected and has all the features I was looking for.1. Works with glass screen protector2. Cutouts in the right places for speakers, cables - no problem with my Apple or 3rd party cables.3. The keyboard and everything else fits in the case. Your keyboard is big enough for typing and has decent key action, but thin enough to fold into a case. The Apple Pencil stand works great (only tested with 2nd Gen Pencil). There is a cutout on the back for ejecting the pencil - it fits snugly but that's exactly what I wanted as I didn't want it to fall into my pocket.5. Apple Pencil charges while iPad is in the case.6. The general build quality is decent/good. They reduced the weight but didn't make it brittle enough to bother you. My concerns when buying: 1. Other cases have recesses in which the case rests at certain viewing angles. In this case there were none, and I was afraid that he would slip and fall. Quality: The inner material has a lot of friction, so there is no need for grooves - it stays where you put it.2. Keyboard functionality - another check found the keys to be messed up, but there was no problem with that - I think this person had an issue with the software. Biggest Complaints: 1. If you close the case without a keyboard, the magnets will turn off the iPad's screen. When you put the keyboard in the case (as intended), the screen stays on, so you have to turn it off manually to save battery.2. The "cloth" case is more plastic than cloth, in fact. I have other ESR fabric cases - more than I expected. Final note: the keyboard doesn't have a backlight (was clear when I bought it, so no surprise) - that was nice, not sure if that would be an issue for dark flights. I wish you a lot of fun with your iPad!