💻 Brydge 12.9 MAX+ Wireless Keyboard Case with Trackpad for iPad Pro 12.9-inch - Silver/White Review

This keyboard works well and really makes the iPad look like a MacBook. It also has better angles than the Magic Keyboard. However, the trackpad doesn't work very well. At first it's great that it's so big, but the palm rejection isn't implemented very well. As I was typing, I kept triggering the trackpad, which then had me typing all over the place. Now it's clear why the Magic Keyboard's trackpad is so big. That being said, I just prefer the overall typing experience on the Magic Keyboard.

So I love how the iPad now mounts on a magnetic back instead of the crappy hinges of dead end models. Detaching the tablet from the keyboard is very convenient and leaves no trace. The touchpad works quite well for the most part. The only thing I have trouble with is that sometimes I get a crash and have to turn the keyboard off again when clicking and dragging to grab and move or highlight... In some cases the error is quite severe and I have to restart the tablet. I end up avoiding the…

The finishing touch for elegance and high performance. As a journalist, I WORK on my iPad Pro+. It doesn't steal any power from the iPad Pro. Comes in all sizes and with the latest update. Easiest to remove or insert the tablet to take photos, draw, write or draw with Apple PENCIL. I have given them to others and they are always a winner. especially for students, writers, everyday administrators and SENIOR. LIGHTED KEYS! Thank you Bridge Technologies. My 7th or 8th purchase for gifts, business…

I was thrilled when Brydge released a product that looked like a Macbook and didn't need the hinge to support my iPad to fix . While it looks and feels good, I found both the keyboard and trackpad sounded too loud and clunky for my liking. The keyboard also really showed oil from my fingers. I really wanted to like Brydge, but hated the loud buttons and trackpad. Ultimately, I settled on the Logitech Combo Touch. While it's not as smooth as the Brydge, it's much quieter, has adaptive lighting…

As the name suggests this is a very good product with good functionality but it made my iPad Pro very heavy and impractical at times. It's a steal for the price you pay (about a hundred less than Apple's Magic Keyboard). Second, the touchpad becomes overly sensitive during use, such as when activating the "tap to click" feature, which is necessary as it doesn't support hard clicks on the top edge of the touchpad. Finally, the keyboard backlight only works under the keycaps, not through the…

I like the responsiveness of the keyboard and the feel of the keys when typing. There are many features. The strength of the case I would recommend to a friend. The only problem I have is the technical support. This is my second Brydge Wireless Keyboard Case! The first case was DOA, it didn't connect to my iPad. I called the manufacturer. I sent a message to the manufacturer and they never contacted me. I was helped by friendly folks at Revain Support. They got the same answer as me. When I got

I bought a Brydge keyboard/case for my husband in August. This is his second. There were issues with the hinges on the early versions, but he liked the case, the way the buttons responded to the large trackpad, the backlit buttons, and more. When one of the hinges broke on the first model, Brydge tech support was great and sent them a new hinge. When they failed again a few months later we decided to buy the new version as it appeared they had fixed the hinge system and it was much more…

I specifically DO NOT want to buy the Magic Keyboard because it is covered in or made of the crappy vinyl material instead of the proper metal finish for the $329 Apple device . should have done better. Hence Brydge: 1) Build: Handsome, available in Space Grey/Black or Silver/White. The bottom is metal and I'm trying to figure out what the top is. I think it's plastic coated metal. Unfortunately, the visible part of the lid is made of plastic. She is too fat and heavy. It's significantly…