Keyboard Case for iPad Air 11-inch (M3 2025 / M2 2024) & iPad Pro 11 inch(1st/2nd/3rd/4th Generation) – Magic-Style Magnetic Keyboard Case with Multi-Touch Trackpad for 10.9” iPad Air 4th/5th Gen.

Great keyboard!
I like how the directions were clear to connect. The keyboard works well. Great product for the price.

Excellent Keyboard for Apple IPad Pro (4th Edition). Good alternative to Apple Magic Keyboard
This is an excellent alternative to the Apple keyboard case. Keys have nice travel and typing is easy. There is no latency with the keys or the trackpad. The major difference between the Apple keyboard and this one is that you do not have pass through charging and this connects through Bluetooth rather than the Smart Connector on the Apple device. In other words, you have to charge the case separately from the iPad but you can charge both at the same time and you have to pair this keyboard case to the iPad. Not a big deal. The case stays charged for a long time. I use a Belkin charging block with two usb-c cords when I need to charge both at the same time. The Apple version is $299, that is, more than three times the price of this at $89.99. If you have a Fourth generation IPad Pro, this will work on it otherwise you will have to buy a IPad Air keyboard case instead of the newer Pro keyboard at the $299 price. Also a word of caution, when you open the case holding the top cover only, the IPad does not stick to the top. . The iPad stays in place otherwise. Just hold the bottom part of the keyboard when you open the case and you will not have a problem. The very important advantage to this keyboard over the Apple case is that it has that option for backlit keys, which the Apple version does not. If you are in a plane or a dark lit area, this is crucial.

Great Buy!!
It’s the perfect replacement for the apple Magic Keyboard! It works great with my iPad and I haven’t had any issues. It feels just like the apple one. The keys light up really well. Definitely worth the price. The typing is really responsive

Nearly perfect!
I am typing this review on this keyboard using my brand new iPad Air M3, which I was careful to order so that I could drop it right into this case upon unboxing, and after three days of heavy and daily usage, I can confidently say that this is a great alternative to the expensive Apple equivalent. The magnets in the case provide a snug fit to the back of the iPad and mirrors the floating effect of the Magic Keyboard very well. There is no identifiable lag as far as typing goes, although I am not the biggest fan of the trackpad, which seems to change in its level of responsiveness for next to no reason. Sometimes it works perfectly and I can use multitouch gestures to peruse iOS with almost no need to reach up to the actual touch screen, and other times (and more often than not) it doesn’t totally register my touch and gestures will fail halfway through. Though the trackpad needs work, the keys themselves feel nice and they provide a nice level of feedback for such a low profile. All in all, I am happy with my purchase and how it brings my iPad that much closer to being a genuine laptop replacement. If you happen to pick one up, you will not be disappointed, but just be sure to charge the case up as soon as you open it! The battery life is amazing, but it takes quite a long time to fully charge up!

There’re so many things to like about this keyboard. Firstly the delivery was way earlier than expected by 5 days! Delivery personnel was friendly and rang the doorbell instead of leaving item outside the apartment. So this had already impressed me much. Moving on to the keyboard itself, it’s easy to set up the iPad with the keyboard via bluetooth – press the Fn + C. There’s also a piece of leaflet to guide you to set up and troubleshoot the trackpad. On the topic of trackpad, it’s definitely not as intuitive as the one on the MacBook and because the keyboard is smaller, you’re bound to move the cursor around on the screen and sometimes open up application. However you can turn off the trackpad easily as stated in the leaflet. So keep the leaflet around to help you familiarise. Another thing about the trackpad is that you can go to Settings to select double click so you don’t have to depress the trackpad, just like how I use my MacBook trackpad. The keys aren’t stiff nor noisy, comfort to type on, but again will take some time to get used to the smaller setup as I’m very used to the size of the MacBook. The connection between iPad and the keyboard becomes intuitive subsequently – once iPad is turned on and the cover of keyboard is lifted they’re paired automatically. One indicator is that the red light flashed and then it goes on and the cursor comes on. If it’s still pairing the white light on the Caps Lock key would keep blinking. The only missing feature is no indicator on how much battery is left in the keyboard so I guess I’ll have to look out for the red light to flash perhaps. Took me an hour or lesser to fully charge the keyboard upon initial use, from red to green. Comes with a cable. The magnet is strong once the iPad is aligned to the cover it sticks on strongly. Some have mentioned it’s wobbly but on the table top it’s rather stable. Of course can’t expect it to be totally stable like the MacBook since the top is already weighted down by the iPad. The keyboard alone isn’t heavy but with iPad the entire set is as heavy as my old MacBook which is about 2.1kg, or even heavier. It’s compact though so it’s pretty neat to be able to slot this in a small iPad case to carry around. I haven’t try the real Apple magic keyboard so no way to compare but I think for the many pros and few cons, and this cost only a fraction of the cost, it’s a steal! Am keeping this 😉

This was super easy to setup, and arrived way faster than expected. The only cons for this are: the weight – though I read reviews before purchasing so this was anticipated, it’s not overly heavy that I can carry around, but it was heavy than previous keyboard cases i’ve owned. I was expecting the screen to be able to tilt more, this has a lot of restriction but this might be due the mechanism of the keyboard itself so i can overlook it. Overall, it was definitely worth the purchase and serves me as i needed it to.