🔌 Fintie Keyboard Case for iPad 9th / 8th / 7th Gen (2021/2020/2019), 10.2 Inch, Gray: Detachable Bluetooth Keyboard, Pencil Holder, Stand Cover - Shop Now! Review

Works great so far, it's a bit difficult to get the stylus out once it's in and I had to make a felt pad between the keyboard and the screen because although it has a protective cover to prevent the keys from falling be squeezed, the metal ruined the paper. a film like screen i use to give my ipad the feel of a digital tablet. That's really my only complaint. The overall case is comfortable and relatively durable.

Very easy to connect. Just click the button and go to settings. Feels really strong and protective. I like the way it looks and looks. It's magnetic which is nice so you can put it anywhere. Used to connect to my iPad 10.2

This keyboard case is fantastic! It fits my new iPad perfectly and was easy to connect. It prints like a real keyboard and is very easy to use. It also looks great, so that's a bonus. I am very happy with my purchase.

Disappointing design - considering the returns but there doesn't seem to be a better option. I ordered this because I need a keyboard case for my new 7th gen iPad and chose this one based on the combination of price, features and positive reviews. After reading a few reviews before purchasing I found out about the detachable keyboard feature, which really seems like a downside now that I have it in my hands. Not because of the way the keyboard works (I had no problem pairing it with my device)…

In my case I don't like anything. It fits perfectly, is easy to put on and take off, protects my iPad perfectly and is very cute! I recommend this product and will definitely buy again if I want a different design.

Works great so far, it's a bit difficult to get the stylus out once it's in and I had to make a felt separator between the keyboard and the screen as although it has a protective sleeve to protect the buttons on it When crushed, the metal corroded the paper-like film screen I use to give my iPad a digital tablet feel. That's really my only complaint. The overall case is comfortable and relatively durable.

So don't argue, the keyboard isn't "not" integrated into the housing. It is separate and is applied by simply placing it on the magnetized housing. You need to pull it to the front edge and then lift the iPad. When you're done, simply put the keyboard back and close the case as it fits snugly against the case when closed. It would be nice to have a built-in keyboard, but no. Well, you get what you pay for.