🔒 iPad Pro 12.9 Case with Touchpad Keyboard - Wireless Backlight Keyboard for Tablet - Compatible with 2018 3rd Gen iPad Pro 12.9 (without home button) - Tablet Keyboard with Pencil Holder - Enhanced Protection Review

Don't buy this junk. This is by far the worst aftermarket product I've used on my iPad Pro 12.9 (2018). This thing is lazy. I bought my first one and there were a lot of problems so I decided to try again and the second round was even worse. So here's the problem: it just doesn't work with the iPad. You are not communicating properly. When using the BT keyboard, the iPad does not recognize that the onscreen keyboard needs to be closed. If you manually remove the onscreen keyboard, it disappears

This is such a great product design wise I wish it was better overall. The way the keyboard wraps around the iPad itself creates the connector cable issue where you have to slide the iPad out of the case itself to attach the charging cable. I liked the idea that you can just open your iPad and start working, but there's still a pairing lag between the keyboard and the iPad itself. Also, there's only one right place to open the hinge, and you have to a gap can be found in the middle of the…

Having used both the Brydge Keyboard Plus and the Magic Keyboard I am now trying the Phixonar keyboard. The keyboard itself isn't bad, not like a Magic Keyboard but comparable to a bridge keyboard. The fit and finish is cheaper (ie uncoated plastic), but the hinge is solid. What kills me about the magic keyboard is that it doesn't look like something that costs 370.00 (after tax). If it was only 300 (with taxes), maybe. A Brydge keyboard at the best price but too choppy to be worth it. At 55.00

I have the black keyboard case to match my iPad Pro 12.9 Space Gray 3rd Gen. I like it but I'm coming from the Lenovo Thinkpad which is used for corporate purposes. The instructions are clear and they come with a lifetime guarantee, so be sure to register on their site to take advantage. The keys are nice and firm and light, but easy to press. I thought the keyboard backlight was dim, but it's not, and I like to use the RGB setting (comes with 7 different RGB color variations). Haven't tried…

Bought a very similar case without the touchpad and my kids broke it! I decided to improve my body. I didn't know the touchpad was available for the iPad. This is definitely better quality than the last one. I was pleasantly surprised at how beautiful this keyboard case is! It was easy to connect. Like my last. The touchpad works the same as it does on a laptop and more. I didn't see any explanations about the touchpad in the reviews. It's a click, a left click, a right click, even a soft…

Just got it today. It's great for the price, but getting the iPad in and out of a case is definitely not easy. I slipped my iPad into the case which was a feat as you have to slide the iPad into the bottom of the case and then snap the top corners into place. I didn't push the iPad all the way into the top corners of the case because (1) I didn't want to scratch the iPad and (2) I didn't want to break the case. The case is made of hard plastic and isn't malleable enough to remove the iPad often

I bought an iPad Pro to use for school and work and after looking through the keyboards on offer I was surprised that this touchpad keyboard was the first one on offer was, and at such a low price. The keyboard is slightly smaller than the Apple keyboard that came with my old iMac. It's a bit firmer, but I still find it easy to type with more travel than the Apple Smart Folio Keyboard. The entire keyboard is plastic, but I wasn't expecting high quality for this price. I'm happy with the general