Review on IPad Keyboard Case For IPad 2018 (6Th Gen) - IPad 2017 (5Th Gen) - IPad Pro 9 by Keith Morris

I've only been using this new keyboard for a few days, so I haven't been able to rate battery life or durability yet, only "versatility". Each was missing a feature or two that "I'd like to have". This Yekbee covers all the bases and is very well built. It may not matter much to some, but most of these cases have a right "shift" key that is the same size as the letter keys. When typing at any speed, my pinky often misses that smaller Shift key, forcing me to press the key next to it, interrupting my flow and annoying me. Yekbee solves this problem by having a single keyboard where all keys are the same in function and layout. This includes making both "Shift" keys the same size (bigger than they should be). All function keys are grouped according to their purpose at the top of the keyboard. The side of the iPad case can be adjusted to any viewing angle and rotated to provide different viewing/reading modes. How good is this design? Do not get me wrong. I really liked the Note Kee case it replaced. It had an aluminum body and was well designed, except for the "Shift" button, which was the size of the letter ANNOYING. Being aluminum, it probably would have taken a fall better than a plastic Yekbee case, but if the Yekbee hadn't fallen from the top of the Sears Tower, it likely would have protected the iPad and not sustained "significant" damage. All in all, this case is definitely a winner and if you're considering changing your case, go for this Yekbee! I will update information about "battery life" and "longevity" later.