Logitech iPad Air (3rd gen) Keyboard Case: Slim Folio with Wireless Keyboard - Graphite Review

I do not recommend the device rather than recommend it. If you really need the keyboard in the substrate, then consider another model, Combo Touch. Although the dimensions will be the same, if not more, but the buttons are at least unfastened.

Definitely not inferior to the original Apple keyboard, despite the fact that the price is less than 50% Some pros: Good operation of the keys and touchpad, comfortable backlighting and the presence of all function keys for convenient use of the iPad With its cons: Sufficiently large weight, weightless air is equivalent in weight to the iPad 3/4

Pros: Comfortable. Easy to set up. Feels reliable. Significantly cheaper than a similar product from apple itself Its cons: Hefty, air in minutes ceases to be air and tends to the dimensions of the first iPad

I use an iPad for remote access to my work computer. In summer it is convenient to lie down / sit in nature, under the sun. Carrying a laptop with you is not an option, the screen goes blind, the battery dies. According to the parameters, only Mac Air suits me, but this is the second device, consider only printing office texts - I would like to get by with one. I took this Claudia for testing, it's just a bomb! Yes, it’s heavy and thick (although it will fit into a standard men’s bag), yes, you

I found out the problem of people buying the wrong case for their iPad. The name says for iPad Air Gen 3 but the picture shows the model number of iPad Gen 7. Then the opposite is true for the other product. So make sure you are ordering the product with the correct name but wrong model number in the photo.

I've only had this case for a week or so so some reviews like durability are wrong. That's pretty much the case I've had with my Air2 and it was a tank that has endured the worst of conditions and is now passed down in the family along with the iPad. I bought this case and slim combo, I liked the idea of a backlit keyboard and no bluetooth connection. See my Slim Combo review for details, but this case wins in every way. The Return of the Slim Combo.

After reading the limited reviews that were posted I decided to take a chance with this device and give it a try. First off, the packaging was good and the overall look was decent when I first took it out of the box. Well it ended as soon as I started noticing some weird things about it. At the point, the plastic that the iPad Air sits in was slightly warped, which looked very odd, which I wasn't expecting from Logitech. Second, batteries that are said to last 4 years could be used and the…

I tried to get help on the Logitech website but the website couldn't see the serial number of this folio! I held down the bluetooth button but it didn't turn blue to connect to the iPad. I guess I'll wait for Logitech customer support. I've loved Logitech keyboards and mice (mice?) for years, but this one has failed so far. Will update this review when I get it working. Update: My wife turned on her iPad and voila, her keyboard is connected! Strange. Maybe the keyboard knows who's boss in the…

There were a few issues with this keyboard.1. Using multiple languages was a challenge as he enjoyed switching languages himself. It was a constant waste of time trying to fight this problem. No speech problems after upgrading to Apple Smart Keyboard.2. I spent a heck of a lot of time registering this keyboard purchase and Logitech's online support is a nightmare. Very disappointed in them. I have always liked their products.3. The Logitech Slim Folio's keys are exposed to dirt and liquids…

I've had the keyboard for a few days. This is what I've come to expect from a Logitech product. Well built and expensive. But the quality will be remembered long after the price is forgotten, and I hope Logitech doesn't let me down. The body is smooth. When closed, you cannot see that there is a keyboard inside. It looks like a clamshell case if I had to draw an analogy. The left edge of the iPad is exposed, but that's because the case magnetically grabs the edge for more secure typing…

Everyone should be careful with the bulkiness of this keyboard. This is a protective keyboard/case. You never intended to make your iPad so thin. It's not cumbersome at all. It sits in my thin briefcase and doesn't add any weight at all. It's actually thinner than my wife's regular case. The keyboard feels nice, and the only minor flaw with Bluetooth pairing (in the manual) is that you have to press enter on the keyboard after entering your passcode. I assembled it in seconds. The magnet is…

My main criticism is that there were no written instructions on how to pair the keyboard with the iPad Air. When I finally decided to do what my kids "google" I could just link it. There are "international guidelines for image diagrams", but that's about it. It's a very comfortable keyboard, you just have to get used to the fact that it doesn't have a cursor, because of course the iPad has a touchscreen. When I watched the keyboard pairing video, the packaging was different from mine. There are