🔌 Logitech Folio Touch Graphite iPad Air (4th Gen) Keyboard Case with Built-in Trackpad and Smart Connector Review

I'm upgrading to a Logitech Folio Touch with an Apple Smart Keyboard Folio, so some of my review will be colored by that. The BadFirst, the elephant in the room. The Logitech Folio Touch is HEAVY. Almost like hell. I'm pretty sure it weighs more than my iPad itself, putting the overall weight almost in laptop range. Given how happy I am with almost every other aspect of Logitech, I agree with the weight, but if you're at all sensitive to it, you might want to think twice before buying this…

This case/keyboard is really great. Looks great, the keys feel nice, the texture is BUT great! It is NOT compatible with the iPad Air 4 as it does not allow Touch ID on the Air 4. I returned mine and ordered an iPad Air 4 version of this case from Apple. It is not currently available from Revain. If you have a 2020 11" Pro, you should definitely get this case!

*Full review written on Logitech Folio Touch *In early 2020, when Apple announced the 2020 iPad Pro models with the surprise announcement of the Magic Keyboard accessory, the tech community went nuts. The Magic Keyboard was backlit, magnetically (and magically) coupled to the iPad Pro, and had a floating "console" design. I myself was thrilled and wanted to buy it until I saw the price. The starting price of $300 and $349 for the 12.9-inch iPad Pro is a bit much, even for me as an Apple fan…

Good overall solution for a full iPad solution. I read all sorts of reviews and finally settled on the Folio Touch. It was Touch vs. Apple's Magic Keyboard. While elegant, Apple's solution is twice the price of the Folio Touch. A few good things about the Folio Touch: 1) it has a very responsive trackpad with no lag 2) the keyboard backlight automatically adjusts to the ambient light 3) there are multiple viewing angles due to the adjustable hinge 4) the keyboard's keys are very comfortable and

Great alternative to the Apple Magic Keyboard at about half the price. So far everything works as advertised. The buttons and trackpad are responsive and the cover material feels solid. Overall, this is a quality product that greatly enhances the capabilities of the iPad Pro 11." My only criticism is that the Apple Pencil 2's resting place leaves it a bit open, and the latch that closes the lid is a magnet, which is mine gives up fairly easily if the device is dropped or even bumped. But that's

I recently upgraded to a 4th gen iPad Air. I've always liked Logitech cases and I'm not sure I need a new iPad case without the thin Logitech case as it was compact yet worked flawlessly allowing me to type without taking 1/3 of the screen to block with the keyboard. But unfortunately, Logitech didn't make a Slim Folio case for this device, so I tried this and a few others instead. It fits well, has great key action and a nice solid feel. I really liked the patterned gray with a grippy feel as…

Compared to the Brydge Pro+, the Logitech Folio Touch is better in many ways. The Brydge Pro+ is much heavier, has a smaller trackpad, an uncomfortable keyboard, and holds the iPad with two hinges on each side. The Folio Touch is much lighter, has a larger trackpad, a silky smooth (backlit) keyboard, doubles as an iPad case, Apple Pencil holder/charger, and uses smart connectors on your iPad Pro. The Folio Touch holds your iPad perfectly and even allows the use of a screen protector. The Folio…