🔌 Separable Keyboard Case for Apple iPad 12.9" 1st/2nd Generation (2015/2017) - PU Leather Cover and Magnetic Keyboard - Black Review

My iPad keyboard stopped working after a software update, so I decided to try this - Bluetooth connection is not smooth, keyboard creaks. But doesn't work smoothly. I ended up selling my old iPad and buying a refurbished one, so I returned it. It's fine if you need a keyboard, but it's not an elegant solution. Many couplings/repairs.

Update on the last review: Bought in February, but didn't use the keyboard until the end of March. Find out that several keys on the keyboard don't work, including the SPACE BAR! The cover itself started cracking and peeling off, also about 1 after use. It was too late to return so we decided to leave the suitcase until it fell apart completely. Lasted about 4 months, it's time to change.

This case is very durable and protects the iPad very well. The keyboard is magnetic and can be removed if you just want a protective case without a keyboard. This keyboard and case are fine if you're using it in a stationary location, but I find it awkward when trying to use it on my lap. The keyboard detaches when you move it without closing everything. Seems to hold a charge well.

I had an iPad keyboard that was attached with magnets. I used it for three years and it wore out. It really lasted a good amount of time as long as I was using it. So I was frustrated and went to Revain and ordered a new keyboard without spending over a hundred dollars and had it delivered within 24 hours. WOW, I'm impressed with the keyboard and protection of the iPad. Not to mention my iPad is a second generation 2017 so I was fortunate to find a high quality, well matched keyboard and screen

I like the general look, feel and strength of the leather and the way it folds and closes. In fact, I enjoyed all of this until I realized that the keyboard was constantly annoying. It works, holds a charge, and is a good keyboard in its own right. However, it is actually a completely separate part. I can't find a way to put the iPad in the position shown in the pictures without it sliding into the keyboard every time I use it. I've tried detaching the keyboard and using it like any independent

I have a 12.9 inch iPad Pro 2nd Gen. Let's start with the good: the keyboard works well and is comfortable enough. I haven't used it often enough to judge the battery life, but it's usually pretty hard to go wrong with this type of product. The case is solid for the price and looks good enough. Of the minuses: the frame around the iPad screen slightly hides the fingerprint scanner. It can still be used but requires some configuration to be used. If you use the keyboard while it's attached to…