📱 Fintie iPad Retina Keyboard Case: Enhance Your Tablet with Accessory Essentials Review

When I was looking for a keyboard for my iPad I settled on this one and I'm glad I did. It's easy to connect (follow instructions) and works as advertised. It's also very light and feels durable. The case has magnets that keep the keyboard in place and make typing easier.

Great for iPad 3. Stand is stable on level ground. Light. The keyboard is perfectly held by magnets. Perhaps those complaining about this still have the rubber strap under the keyboard as it comes. The tape must be moved outward so that it can be used to seal the folio during shipping. Certainly no opinion on durability but it seems well made for the price. I like the feel of the keys. UPDATE: The fold-down "stand" can actually tip over if you touch or bump the screen. Remember to only tap and…

The case itself is good and the iPad fits tight and all, but the keyboard doesn't charge. I've tried different USB cables, different "wall warts", different PC USB ports, etc. and it lights up like it's charging for about a minute and then turns off. All the time I can't turn it on, so clearly it's not holding a charge at all. Will return it for a refund and buy something similar from someone else. I've considered buying the same one again just in case it's a fluke, but other negative reviews…

The Fintie iPad case is made of soft leather and is travel-friendly. The keyboard fits well in the case and works well with a simple setup.

I use this keyboard every day at work and it works well. No sticky keys, the keyboard lasts about 3 weeks on a charge. The kickstand style on the back can be a little tricky at times when I'm in a hurry, but for the most part it's solid and looks good.

What if you want to use the keyboard? You can connect it to the valve with an elastic band. Except the strap covers the buttons when you use it. Therefore, you must be careful not to drop the keyboard when opening the cover. Maybe the velcro will help. What if you don't want to use the keyboard? There's also a valve that won't come loose or fold. You can fold it back, but it ends at an angle, forming a thin wedge that makes the iPad difficult to hold. The keyboard works, but as you can imagine,

The case itself is good and the iPad stays in place and all, but the keyboard doesn't charge. I've tried different USB cables, different "wall warts", different PC USB ports, etc. and it lights up like it's charging for about a minute and then turns off. All the time I can't turn it on, so clearly it's not holding a charge at all. Will return it for a refund and buy something similar from someone else. I've considered buying the same one again just in case it's an accident, but other negative…

And if you want to use the keyboard? You can connect it to the valve with an elastic band. Except the strap covers the buttons when you use it. Therefore, you must be careful not to drop the keyboard when opening the cover. Maybe the velcro will help. What if you don't want to use the keyboard? There is also a valve that will not come loose or fold. You can fold it back, but it ends at an angle, forming a thin wedge that makes the iPad difficult to hold. The keyboard works, but as you can…

Perfect for iPad 3. Stand is stable on flat floor. Light. The keyboard is perfectly held by magnets. Perhaps those complaining about this still have the rubber strap under the keyboard as it comes. The tape must be moved outward so that it can be used to seal the folio during shipping. No opinion on durability of course, but for the price it seems well made. I like the feel of the keys. UPDATE: The fold-down "stand" can actually tip over if you touch or bump the screen. Remember to just tap and