🔤 Logitech SLIM FOLIO PRO Backlit Bluetooth Keyboard Case for iPad Pro 12.9-inch (3rd and 4th gen) - Graphite: Ultimate Typing Solution for iPad Pro Review

I've tried the Apple Magic Keyboard and another $50 third keyboard case, overall it's the best I've found. The Apple Magic Keyboard is good, but it can't be flipped over to use the iPad with just the keyboard. o The keyboard is heavy and there's no room for the Apple Pencil when it's nearby, meaning you'll have to store your pencil elsewhere. Another case I've tried is a third-party keyboard case that costs about $50 and is available from Revain and has over 1500 points with a very high rating.

There are over 2000 reviews here, most of them are glowing and I agree with the great key feel and body protection. This review focuses on a "major" design flaw that I didn't notice. I write a lot of emails and documents in the dark, in bed, where I can't afford to light up the whole room. You start typing and the backlit keys light up. You pause to think about what to say next, and in less than 3 seconds the backlight turns off. It's dark in here, so you won't see any buttons to continue…

I did a lot of research when looking for a case for my new iPad Pro 12.9. I stumbled across this case (like Apple Magic Keyboard, Brydge Keyboard Case and Apple Keyboard Case among others) and after reading many reviews and watching YouTube videos I decided on this one. I think the Apple Magic Keyboard is a fantastic case based on the reviews and it's a native Apple so you know it will work well but it's way overpriced. Still, it will be a laptop replacement. Bridge's case was too far-fetched…

The iPad Pro is mainly used as a design tool. I draw and illustrate a lot. I previously had an 11 inch iPad with an Apple Keyboard Folio. When I upgraded to the 12.9-inch model, I decided to try the Logitech case, which I hoped would fix some of the shortcomings of the Apple case. It was, but there were some new flaws that I didn't expect. Firstly, what I love about this case is that it has a protective flap for the Apple Pencil so it doesn't clump up while carrying it (unlike the Apple case)…

I had a previous version of this case and it was literally perfect. In this version, designed for the newer iPad Pro, the backlit keys are unevenly lit - a little annoying having seen a better product - and occasionally flicker for some reason. A lot of light penetrates under the arrow keys, they seem to be placed too high. The keyboard action is nice and crisp. At first the magnetic clasp didn't seem to hold very well in display mode, but after a week it became so tight that it took me two…