🔌 ProCase iPad 10.2 (2021 9th Gen/ 2020 8th Gen/ 2019 7th Gen) Keyboard Case – 7 Colors Backlit, 360° Rotation, Wireless Keyboard, Smart Cover for 10.2 iPad 9th/8th/7th – Black Review

I'm always glad I jumped at the chance to buy it even though there were no reviews (and it was in stock)! It's beautiful, durable and works very well. Please note that the reviews are still real. The price is exceptional too. Hope you get more in stock. Update: The keyboard no longer works. It started typing characters after the first attempt to charge it. It wouldn't load either. I've loved it so far.

Tried two different cases and settled on this one despite the much higher cost. Why? Mainly due to the functionality of the keyboard. Thanks to the key layout and feel, it is very easy to use. The rest of the functions work perfectly. I really wish they would add some more comfortable material to the design. IMO it's pretty slippery. It's not a light body, so the more comfortable grip deserves 5 stars in my book.

I am currently using my 8th gen iPad and have purchased a keyboard case for each. I had a keyboard on my current iPad, but it was slowly breaking down - lag when typing, sticky keys, and keys falling off. I went shopping at Revain and found this unit at a great price (about $20 less than the previous one). I was a bit hesitant due to the low price, but the reviews were good and I bought it. I like the feel of the keyboard and the fact that the keys push back a bit. I highly recommend it.

I have previously had 2 iPads that I have had Belkin Ultimate keyboards for. I loved them and wanted to buy one for this latest iPad. Unfortunately they are not (currently) in production. I bought this keyboard because it closely mimics an OEM keyboard. It's solidly built and the hinge mechanism works well. It pairs seamlessly and consistently with the iPad. But the keys are stiffer than the Ultimate, require more force to click, and are slower to type on. And the keyboard is very heavy - about

Before that I also bought a keyboard case with a trackpad. It was a flimsy piece of junk, and it cost more. I returned and received it. Everything about it seems to be quality. The keyboard looks and feels good. The backlight is really good and it doesn't look cheap or crappy. Only time will tell if he survives or not, but it looks like he will. Previous reviews that said it was durable were right. I highly recommend it. There was a similar product for over $80 but I don't see how it could be…

Earlier this year I got an iPad and wanted to use it for writing, so I bought a Bluetooth keyboard. I really didn't like it and was looking for a replacement when I came across this one. For $40 I thought it would be worth a try as it would fit my iPad. I got it yesterday and I already like it a lot better than my old keyboard. There are some reviews stating that it lags a bit in typing. I didn't see any delays. I press a button and the screen responds. It works just as well as my desktop…

This case replaces another keyboard case (one with a detachable magnetic keyboard) that I previously bought and am now returning to Revain. ProCase is far ahead of its predecessor in terms of design and quality. The "strong" ProCase seems to be very well made and promises good protection for my iPad 10.2 should I drop it (which of course I try to avoid!). The hinge between the keyboard part and the iPad itself is very solid, a bit stiff but not uncomfortable, and holds the iPad securely in any…

*Updated 4/28/21 - It's been two months and I still haven't charged the battery. This is madness. I use the keyboard every day. I know it goes into deep sleep when you're not using it, but still. Perfect! Remember that you don't have to charge your device every day. That's how you kill a battery. * I bought an iPad to replace my Chromebook. Of course, I needed the keyboard I'm used to on Chromebooks. After searching Revain and looking at the reviews (which in itself is a problem as many of the…