Review on 🔌 Black Touchpad iPad Pro 11-inch Keyboard Case/iPad Air 5th Gen Keyboard Case/iPad Air 4th Gen Keyboard Case - Snugg by Marc Stewart

I had a hard time deciding on a keyboard case for my new 11 inch iPad Pro. . I certainly wouldn't pay $170 for an Apple case. From previous experiences with tablet keyboard cases, I knew that one of the key features for me would be the ability to adjust the angle of the screen. I found that most of the current options were limited to only 2 or 3 options. What sets the Snugg case apart is that the hinge lets you choose the exact angle you want the screen to be. The fact that it also rotates 360 degrees only adds to its adaptability to different situations. I was also looking for something with a backlit keyboard. Although I don't need it often, it's welcome when needed. It is not only a backlit keyboard, but also a color that can be customized. You have the option to choose one color or multiple options when the keyboard combines three colors. There's also a "breathing" option, which causes the keyboard backlight to pulse. I'm not sure of the true value but it will draw attention if you look for it. There are also three levels of brightness. The case really protects the iPad. Most of the cases I reviewed protected the front and back of the iPad when closed, but many didn't have side protection. TheSnugg adds page protection. Access points (charging port, speakers, buttons, etc.) are also included in the case. It even helps to close the power button to prevent accidental button presses. The top of the iPad Pro is also open so you can store and charge your Apple Pencil. A note on this is that it does not protect the Apple Pencil. This was the only feature I had to compromise on. It would be nice if there was a better way to store your Apple Pencil when not in use. As I narrowed down the options I was considering, I felt I needed to either keep an Apple Pencil or have a backlit keyboard. There were options for both, but I found the case to be either too bulky or expensive. In the end, I'm glad I chose a backlit keyboard. The last thing I wanted to mention about the features is that this isn't a bulky case considering you're adding a keyboard. It really looks like a small laptop to me. I feel like I have added protection without adding to the thickness and weight of the device. There are just a few small points that I consider to be downsides to the case. The biggest thing is that the case shows more fingerprints and more handprints than I expected. The outside of the case has a slightly rubbery matte finish which I thought would avoid this, but I found that not only does it appear, it is actually very difficult to get rid of. The real keyboard has a glossy finish around the keys and is also a fingerprint and smudge magnet. If this bothers you, it is better to choose another option. One last thing to note is that with a single hinge in the middle of the case, there can be a slight deviation of the iPad area from the keyboard. There is also a small gap between the keyboard area and the iPad area. This is good because it helps protect the screen, but can slip a little when placed in a bag/backpack with other items. Overall I am very happy with my purchase considering the price. I love the idea of new Brydge keyboards coming out, but they cost 3x what I spent on these. I am very happy with my purchase.