💻 Cirago IPA6000 Bluetooth Keyboard Case: Maximize Productivity for iPad2 Review

It's made out of very cheap materials, when I first plugged the keyboard in to charge, the keyboard's USB connector came out with the USB cable, so I might have problems now Charging issues, it doesn't work as an iPad case, the iPad doesn't stay secure, it doesn't have clips or anything to secure the iPad when traveling. I can't return it because I bought this product in another country and it would just cost me more to send it back than the keyboard itself. Stay away from this keyboard, spend…

It is made of very cheap materials. When I first plugged in the keyboard to charge, the USB port of the keyboard came out with the USB cable, so I may have charging problem now, it doesn't work as an iPad case, the iPad won't stay safe, it has no clips or anything to secure the iPad while traveling. I can't return it because I bought this item in another country and the shipping costs for the return alone cost me more than the keyboard itself. Stay away from this keyboard, spend a little more…

I've been using this keyboard 4-5 days a week with my iPad 2 for about six months with no problems. I bought it new from another site for $20 and I think it's a fair price. I would maybe even pay 25 or 30 for this keyboard? I agree the design isn't the best but it's reasonable for the price I paid. I really liked that it has separate keys with some kind of feedback as opposed to the single gel/silicone keyboard you see on some iPad BT keyboards these days. I haven't used the keyboard as a case…

Bought and burned. Just be amazed at how cheap and inferior a product a manufacturer can make and don't be ashamed. Thin aluminum, Bluetooth did not work, the plastic keyboard was inferior to the plastic keyboard, there is no system for attaching the case. (I think rubber bands could be used). Online shoppers get something, get frustrated, and think: 1) "Well, it wasn't that expensive, I guess I'll live with it." Or think: 2) "Bad thing, but I don't want to box it up and send it back." Sooo…

It's not that the keyboard itself is bad (everything is fine), but that the woman for some reason can't get it to work. She's not a dummy, but she's a person who's much happier when her computing devices just work and don't have to constantly play complicated pranks. There are two problems: It never seems to connect to your iPad. I can connect it to my Asus tablet with no problem so I know it works, but for some reason it never connects to their iPad. She has to click on it, click on it, find…