Review on Kensington KeyFolio Exact With Removable Bluetooth Keyboard For IPad Air (IPad 5) by Frank Chinchilla

I am using this keyboard when writing this review. I have used it many times and for many months now. I wanted to let it sit for a while before checking it out to see how it held up. All in all, this is a good keyboard. It was a great price back then. I don't remember exactly how much I paid for it, but I paid full price, I wasn't offered a discount :( -- anyway, the backlight is good, it's useful when you're in low light and need to use it it. Here's my review and conclusions on the thing Pros: Bright backlight Well-spaced buttons for finger placement Good wrist support Good "command" keys Useful on the Ipad Air when you're typing If you're typing too fast, sometimes you don't get all the letters you press the backspace is a little cramped it doesn't always erase letters when you press it so it's annoying very good quality harder to press supposed to be great if the thing wasn't accidental Turns on but hard to turn off, also, a small piece of rubber got stuck and slipped off after a few months, so I rushed air tweezers to get it in place bring back. After that it seemed to work as advertised. But it was awkward to return it. I have a feeling that more and more will happen. Keyboard magnets are strong. This is good because it keeps the keyboard down and protects it, but if you put it next to a monitor or something else it has a ripple effect, so I make sure to keep it in my purse or something near credit cards and the like to let. I'm afraid this will demagnetize the strips. Unfortunately, this has happened to me before with magnets, so it's disappointing. All in all, if for some reason it crapped on me or if I stepped on it and it broke, I would buy it again. That's a great little keyboard and I