ZAGG Messenger Compatible Built Multiple Device Review

the longer I own it, the more I hate it. It's not strong enough to hold the tablet upright unless it's lying on a perfectly flat surface, and even then it keeps falling over. Mine closes well and turns off well. Otherwise checkout. Also, it seems like it sucks energy. A year later I hate this topic even more. it blows my mind all the time. It's so useless and got me so irritated that I went back online to message the rest of you how much you're going to hate this over time.

The keyboard case is amazing! Listen. I've had two thin cases that caused two iPads to warp (a 10.5 and a 9.7). I decided it was time to beef it up for this 10.5 as my husband got Zagg for 9.7 when it was changed to Apple. He was strong with it. This case is just amazing. It's solid, reliable and this keyboard is WAY better than the Apple keyboard I owned for two weeks and paid way more for than this one. Buy this keyboard. I don't think you will be disappointed. Really love it and look forward

I also have a Zagg Slim Book Keyboard case for my iPad Pro 12.9 for comparison. I use my iPads as tablets 75% or more, but I also wanted a decent keyboard since it's almost replacing laptops. The Slim Book is a really good keyboard in a good/bad case. It's cheap plastic. Slippery in the hand and very fragile. At the time it was the best case I could find, with "tablet mode" and "laptop mode" without putting it in and out of the case. When I upgraded to 10.5", I was hoping there was something…

Wow! I have returned two keyboards I bought from Revain so this is my third! Thanks Zag The previous two were actually identical, apart from a different name. The Zagg's case/keyboard is excellent and I'm sure I won't see any scratches on the aluminum base paint after a few days of use. I'm not sure what the slipcover is actually made of, but it sure won't fall off the edge of my sofa. Also, this Zagg has the little shift button positioned to my right in a much better position. With others, my…

I bought an Otterbox case for my new iPad Pro 10.5. It seemed adequate for the protection task, but I knew I could use the keyboard. I considered the Apple option, but it seemed to me that it was more about keyboard accessibility than protection. I was looking at the Logitech Case and Bluetooth Keyboard versions as I use many Logitech products and am completely satisfied with all of them. It was the reviews for this product that made me return Otterbox and give it a try. I ordered with the…

This great accessory combines the durability of a full case with a great detachable back cover. [Back Protection] This back cover alone offers excellent protection not available in Apple's Smart Keyboard offerings. For a musician (like me) this is a great option as you have a convenient and detachable option from the main body that still offers protection but easily fits into any of today's music reading holsters. [Keyboard Stand] The main purpose is to preserve the functionality of a keyboard,

First I did a lot of research before I bought this keyboard. I looked at the following: 1) Apple Keyboard - don't buy this one. The Apple keyboard is rife with complaints, and there are even rumors of a class action lawsuit over the keyboard's terrible connectivity issues. If you go to Apple's own site and sort the reviews by newest, you'll see that it's filled with updated reviews from people who haven't had their keyboard in over a year and are having trouble with it. 2) Chinese keyboards at…

After a short evaluation of the Logitech Slim Combo for my iPad Pro 10.5 (alongside the Apple Smart Keyboard) it was clear that this wasn't my choice and I went for the KuGi case (with IVSO keyboard). After more than 3 months with the last defects, I started looking for a replacement. (Limited iPad edge protection, ineffective pen holder, weak keyboard, no backlight.) Pros: - Rugged design, good protection - iPad sleeve detachable from keyboard - Integrated pen holder - Backlit keyboard…