2018 iPad Pro 11 Keyboard Case - Ultra Slim & Lightweight - 7-Color Backlight - Versatile 180° Hinge - Auto Sleep/Wake - 3rd Gen iPad Pro 11 Case with Keyboard - Compatible with A1980, A2013, A1934, A1979 (Black) Review

Okay so I bought this as a gift for someone just to feel totally LOOKED. First, the key letters are repeated and also put in the wrong slots. I realized this when I noticed that TWO letters "H" and "K", "O" and "P" are in the wrong slots. Second, the characters appear in a different location than on the keyboard. For example, when I try to use a shift and symbol for the number 4, the percent sign appears instead of the money symbol. I felt bad that I bought this as a gift for someone just for…

Bluetooth connection problem and has to keep reconnecting. Not satisfied with this problem. I think you get what you pay for. Spend wisely. With some time still a problem. Do not buy. I will buy a good replacement.

Basically an overpriced tablet stand with a cool backlit keyboard... It barely works! First, there are too many glitches to even list their features. and the most egregious problem - it literally shuts down every two minutes or so. Strange.

When I tried to insert the tablet into the case, it didn't fit between the two side clips. I was able to get it to partially penetrate her, but one of the clips was too short to "click" and secure my iPad Pro. Then, the first time my iPad slid off the couch and landed on the hardwood floor, the faulty clip broke. makes it completely unusable. I'm glad the case broke and not my iPad, but it still feels like a cheap product.

Love the slim design and the unique kickstand mechanism. The iPad stays in place. Problems with tilting the case in read mode are also annoying. The wake up/sleep function cannot be deactivated and the keyboard does not turn off, so keep the keys pressed or turn off the device. If you can live with that one issue, this is a very solid, feature-rich case.

Keyboard does not connect automatically like all other Bluetooth keyboards I've had. A multi-step process to get back online after a reactivation or reboot.

When I tried to insert my tablet into the case, it didn't fit between the two retaining clips on the sides. I was able to get it to partially penetrate her, but one of the clips was too short to "click" and secure my iPad Pro. Then, the first time my iPad slid off the couch and landed on the hardwood floor, the faulty clip broke. makes it completely unusable. I'm glad the case broke and not my iPad, but it still feels like a cheap product.

Considering that the iPad Pro 12.9 3rd Gen for the Wi-Fi version weighs 677 grams, this item weighs a lot more than the iPad itself. (Advertised 725 grams) Apple gives spend a lot of money to make the iPad thin and light, and we pay for it when we buy it. So there is no point in adding such a heavy and thick keyboard/case. The Apple keyboard itself weighs only 409 grams. Almost half the weight of this keyboard. Even the powerful Logitech keyboard weighs 553 grams, so this keyboard is just about

I love this item! I received a new iPad Pro 11" and refused to make the first batch of the keyboard due to the price and lack of features. I looked around and found several options when I stumbled across this thing. I had my doubts at first, but since i was coming from a surface pro and this thing did i had basically the form factor i bought first the packaging really sucks but i bought for the price and couldn't get attached to it the pairing process isn't easy if you don't read the manual (as