Review on 📱 Enhanced iPad 7th Generation Case with Keyboard, Touchpad & 7-Color Backlit Slim PU Leather Keyboard Case for iPad 10.2 Inch 7th Gen 2019, iPad Air 3 2019 and iPad Pro 10.5 inch 2017, Black by Edgardo Ennis

Bought this on Prime Day for a good price and for what I paid it's extremely good value so I'm giving it 5 stars. I haven't seen many reviews explaining this keyboard so here is some more information: Pros: The case is well made and quite thick. It's not the highest quality case, but it's definitely above average. It's a decent weight but not too heavy and supports multiple viewing angles. All keys work, feel good and have depth. The backlight is a nice addition and works very well. Function keys are a nice addition. Outside of a power source and at home I probably won't use most of these, but they are there and work well. - Bluetooth connection starts and connects quickly. The connection also seems to be stable. - Battery life hasn't been tested through a ton of testing, but after most of today's use it seems to hold a charge, and the USB-C charging port is a nice touch. - It has a mouse pad (also a minus) Cons: - The mouse pad is quite basic. It's not really a "click", and you just touch the surface to select. Works quite well, but takes a little getting used to. A rather strange "flap" that keeps the case closed. If you fold it underneath, the buttons will lift up a little, but if you leave it, it'll get in the way of your wrists. Ditch my basic iPad for a few more months and consider the Logitech Combo Touch. For this I paid about 1/5 the cost of the Logitech Combo Touch and 1/10 the cost of the Magic Keyboard. Is it worth it for this price? In my opinion absolutely. I probably wouldn't spend more than $40-$50 on it, but at these prices and below I'm very happy with it and hopefully live with waiting a few months for the next-gen iPad Pro with the A14s. in this.