Review on IPad Keyboard Case For New 2018 IPad, 2017 IPad, IPad Pro 9.7, IPad Air 1 And 2 - BT Backlit Detachable Quiet Keyboard - Slim Leather Folio Cover - 7 Color Backlight - Apple Tablet by David Fields

I really like this keyboard/case. It’s a well made product with many nice features. And I really like the price. It’s less than half the price of my previous case. I have not had it very long, so I do not know about it’s long-term durability or about the seller’s customer service. I’ll amend this review if circumstances warrant.Pros:1. Cover is nice looking with a soft feel that makes it easy to grip and keeps it from sliding when you set it down.2. Magnetic surface that keeps the keyboard in place is just the right amount of magnetism. It’s easy to move the keyboard around, but it stays in place once you position it where you want or when you close the case.3. Within the soft cover, your iPad is protected by a hard plastic housing. (It is plastic, though, so there is probably a limit to how much protection it gives. I wouldn’t toss it around or drop it.)4. The lighted keyboard (with multiple colors and brightnesses) is actually a nice feature. I thought it was a gimmick at first, but it’s proven to be quite useful. I can actually type in bad lighting or total darkness now.5. The keyboard has a nice feel to it, and, with one exception noted below, the keys are in comfortable positions.6. The rechargeable battery goes a long time between charges.Cons:1. If you like a rigid stand structure (where you can open it, stand it up and carry it around all with one hand), you might not like this one. The nature of the movable keyboard keeps this case from being that way. It’s basically a trade-off between flexibility and some sturdiness. While I sometimes miss the rigidity of my old case, I’ve come to really like the flexibility of this new one.2. My iPad doesn’t always automatically pick up the Bluetooth pairing with this keyboard after it has been shut off for a while. I sometimes have to go into settings and tap on it to make the pairing. I’ve had this problem with other keyboards, though, so it might not be this keyboard’s fault.3. The right shift key on the keyboard is in an odd position. Like other reviewers, I have a tendency when I’m trying to hit the shift key to instead hit the key that moves the cursor position. This can get frustrating when you repeatedly have to undo lines of typing when you discover your mistake.All in all, I would highly recommend this keyboard/case.