🔋 Brydge Air MAX+ Wireless Keyboard Case with Trackpad: Ultimate iPad Air 4th Gen & Pro 11" Protection Review

Includes a protective sleeve that stays on your iPad Air at all times. It includes bumpers and is pretty durable. There's also an outer shell that folds up like a laptop and contains the keyboard. The protective case and outer shell attaches to each other with magnets, which is nice. You need to connect the iPad and the keyboard together. Then the keyboard is turned on and off with a special button in the upper right corner. It's backlit, the trackpad supports multi-touch, and the keyboard has…

The first impression of this case is like armor. It has a certain weight and rigidity that makes it look like a tank. I popped in my iPad Pro and my impression didn't change - it felt perfectly safe, like I could throw it in checked baggage and everything would work out fine on the other end. The keyboard also felt solid under my fingers. The keys had good travel, but that motion didn't seem to transfer through the palm rest like it did with some of the thinner keyboard cases I've tried. The…

I currently have an 11 inch iPad Pro which I have used with a Logitech keyboard but when I wanted to use the iPad as a tablet I had to fold the keyboard back because it was not removable. With this Brydge keyboard, not only can I detach the keyboard and store my iPad in a small protective case, but I also have a trackpad built into the keyboard. Attaching the iPad to the case is very easy. It's just as easy to detach the keyboard, which installs the magnets that hold the iPad to the keyboard…

I debated for a very long time whether to give this case five stars or four but in the end I settled on five for this main product Reason: You have an iPad instead of a laptop because you want something lighter and easier to use, mainly for media browsing and everyday browsing like you would with a phone. You use your laptop for various functions. However, if you don't want to use both separately and want to use more of your iPad but still have the option of using a laptop, then get something…

As I use both the 2018 11" iPad Pro and the 2021 12.9" iPad Pro, I wanted to see if their Brydge Air Max+ would finally replace the Apple Magic Keyboard. I've always preferred Apple's offering and felt that the extra money made it worth the experience over other alternatives. They almost sold me this time, but the issues ruin an otherwise great experience. The Brydge Air Max+ comes in professional retail packaging. It consists of a keyboard, a protective case and a manual. It doesn't come with…

Love these new Brydge keyboard sleeves compared to the old clips they have been using for a while. The design of this Air Max+ resembles a magic keyboard as it has a strong hinge to keep your tablet upright and not on a stand. It also has a case that allows you to attach and detach the keyboard with magnets. This design allows you to use it on your lap like a real laptop (not just on a flat surface like a desk). It doesn't have everything the Apple keyboard case has as it doesn't use a smart…