Brydge 10.2 MAX+: Wireless Keyboard Case with Trackpad | iPad 9th, 8th & 7th Gen | Multi-Touch | 4-Ft Drop Protection | Polycarbonate/Rubber Review

Extremely cheap iPad plastic case falls off keyboard as soon as you open it I have an old Brydge case with a metal keyboard (no trackpad). I love this case so I chose this over my Logitech keyboard with trackpad. Bad decision! Please note that the problem is not that it is plastic, not metal. The problem is that it's a lightweight, thin plastic that doesn't hold its shape. This is a bad buy.

I received an iPad as a gift but wanted to use it as an extra laptop. This keyboard and case combo is awesome! I love that the case is shaped like an otter box, the keyboard setup is also very easy and works great!

I like the touchpad idea of this model, but it turned out to be a bug. You can't take your wrists off the palm rest on the keyboard because the pressure causes the touchpad to react and do crazy things on every page you type. Right now my cursor jumped to "error" when I was typing "whatever" and I had to stop and fix it. The result is inconvenient use and frustration. I used another non-touchpad Brydge keyboard but gave it to my wife. I miss that. I love that it comes with an Otterbox case, but

Long lasting battery, easy setup. It looks good and works well. And it protects the iPad. Turns it into a small laptop. Very happy with the purchase.

This keyboard is great. I feel like my iPad is really well protected. All you have to do is plug it in and turn it on. The battery life has been excellent so far. It's easy to carry. This makes using the iPad much easier. Also, the keyboard connects to my phone!

I've been using Brydge keyboards for a long time, but this keyboard isn't worth the money: ugly and cheap plastic (bends when you hold the base), heavier than my metal Brydge 10.2 -Keyboard and bulkier too, not to mention the lack of style. The only reason I gave it 2 stars is because it's a very good trackpad, but even then using the entire keyboard isn't enough. Metal is incomparable. Friends of Brydge: Let's get back to what you know well: metal keyboards.

I bought this keyboard because my son got it from school and has been using it for 2 years. Apart from slight signs of wear, this keyboard has held up. So I bought another one for my new iPad without hesitation. It's a bit pricey compared to other poorly made ones, but it's worth every penny! You pay for quality and durability!

I have been using Brydge keyboards for a long time but this keyboard is not worth the money: ugly and cheap plastic (bends when you hold the Base), heavier than my Brydge 10.2 metal keyboard and bigger too, not to mention the lack of style. The only reason I gave it 2 stars is because it's a very good trackpad, but even then using the entire keyboard isn't enough. Metal is incomparable. Friends of Brydge: Let's get back to what you know well: metal keyboards.

When I first connected a keyboard via Bluetooth, there was very little lag when I swiped the trackpad left or right. However, after I downloaded the app and updated the firmware, the lag was gone. So I suggest doing this. The construction is very solid and the backlit keyboard feels comfortable; especially since the light is white instead of blue, green, red, etc like other cheap keyboards you see at Revain. It holds the iPad well and firmly without a stand. It was well packed in a very…

Brydge, which has some serious competition, still makes some of the best keyboard cases for the iPad. A good example is 10.2 Max plus. It makes my iPad look like a MacBook. It's lightweight and comes with a protective Otter Box for the iPad. The Bluetooth connection between iPad and keyboard is fast. The backlit keyboard and trackpad work great. The keyboard case also includes a pen holder. Very convenient. All in all I would change one thing. If my hand touches the trackpad while typing or at…