Review on 📱 Apple iPad Air 4th Generation Keyboard Case 10.9” 2020 - COO Keyboard Case with Backlit Wireless Keyboard, Pencil Holder - Compatible with iPad Pro 11” 2018 by Etai Gopala

I don't like that the keyboard isn't attached to the body and the iPad sometimes slips when it's crooked. BUT the keyboard has a magnetic back and sticks to the case which acts as a stop wherever it is placed, which in turn prevents the iPad from sliding in the first place. What makes this keyboard better than the Apple Magic Keyboard is the F1-F10 function keys. F1 is the iPad's automatic search bar. There's a copy function, a paste function, two buttons for display backlighting, two buttons for dimming the screen, play/fast forward/rewind buttons, a delete button that turns off the screen or, if held down, as a Siri replica acts. The up and down scroll buttons work differently than on a MacBook, but whatever. The keyboard has 7 backlight colors to choose from, which can be set to cycle through all colors (which might give you a headache or a seizure, depending on what you're looking for) and then control/option/command keys, which I don't. I don't know, this is just for now. All in all this is a cool little case made out of nice material, faux leather or real leather. The smell is not convincing. Don't waste your time and money with Apple's Magic Keyboard. Who needs a touchscreen trackpad? Shock? Apple snob? There's even a small fabric loop to slip your Apple Pencil into. I only made a pencil because I have an insane use disorder that I often poke fun at. Find out. The keyboard has been charging for a few days, the case is super durable. I wasn't paid, not considering it's free for this review. I am simply delighted with this purchase.