Apple iPad Pro 11-inch Smart Keyboard Folio - US English Review

The described advantages outweigh the disadvantages. The keyboard is very convenient to use, a large set of hotkey combinations for interacting with the system. Its pros: Pleasant to use, good key travel, thin. Slightly thicker than a normal case. Its cons: Collects dust and dirt. This was not the case with other cases. It is inconvenient to put the tablet to watch movies, turning the keyboard back. No touchpad.

Some pros: Very good quality keyboard case (BTW: you can spill coffee and not break) Different cons: Attachment to the ipad is weak (magnetic) should be careful and there is no place for an apple pencil

1) I had no problems fitting this keyboard, although I have an 11 inch iPad Pro and the keyboard is a bit cramped. It's very easy to tap on, and I really like that the keys are fully sealed, so don't worry about spilling and ruining everything. The keys don't really give much feedback when typing, but that's personal preference. 2) I didn't need a huge bulky keyboard case so this is great for that. The magnets are pretty strong when you snap them into place to type, but sometimes it's difficult

I bought this thinking I'd grab a real Apple keyboard and see what the experience would be like, but it's so bad I really think Apple is just ripping people off. This keyboard is inferior to the Microsoft Surface Type Keyboard I still have from my Surface RT which I had back in 2013 (yes the Surface RT is junk but the keyboard is amazing. Typing text documents was something that she really was). And Apple calls it "smart"? smart for what? There's not even a backlight like the original Surface…

The Apple keyboard for my 11 inch iPad Pro is very good. It's actually quite comfortable to type on considering it's thin and small. Somehow, this iPad tablet and keyboard combo is the perfect middle ground between my 13-inch MacBook Pro and my iPhone X. Superbly portable, as powerful as iOS, and very well built from seemingly premium materials and components. The three main disadvantages of this folio are: 1) no holder or other solution for the Apple Pencil. There has to be a clean design…

I bought this case together with the iPad Pro and the Pencil only at the end of summer - about four months ago. Initially, I was pleased with its thin design, the fact that the keyboard automatically connects to the iPad when it wakes up, and the overall ease of use. My only initial complaint was with the ergonomics: the magnets holding the case aren't very strong, and at times the iPad tends to slip inside while drawing. But I got used to it and thought for a while that I'd stumbled upon a…