Touchpad iPad Pro 12.9 Case with Keyboard (2022 6th Gen/2021 5th Gen/2020 4th-Gen/2018 3rd-Gen), Detachable Backlit Keyboard with Any Angle Kickstand, Click-Anywhere Trackpad, Pencil Holder

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It may not look quite as sleek and elegant as the Apple product, but it works just as well, if not better.Pros:*Protective case, covering all sides (Apple's doesn't), fits 2018 iPad Pro well, doesn't cover speaker holes.*folding kickstand, similar to the Surface Pro's or the Logitech Combo Touch, which you can set to EXACTLY the angle you want.*Keyboard is super-thin and light, and is held magnetically, so it's easy to remove completely (like if you want to use the iPad on a music stand with Forscore, where you don't need a keyboard)*You can still charge your Apple Pencil while attached, and there's even a protective magnetic flap to keep it from falling off*There is also an extra-safe internal slot to store the pencil, where it won't charge, but it's completely protected*Keyboard is backlit!*A whole row of function buttons!*The touchpad WORKS with the iPad cursor! With no lag!Cons: Um. I can't think of any real drawbacks. The Apple version might be thinner and lighter?Seriously, if I do find any drawbacks, I'll come back and edit.I guess it would be nice if other colors or even patterns were available? Or at least maybe some stick-on skins to personalize a bit.The price difference as of this writing:Logitech combo pro 12.9" is $199iPad magic keyboard: $349KeBiX keyboard: $69.99Well, THAT'S a no-brainer!Well done, KeBiX!

I really like this case for a few reasons. The keyboard is nice and it is backlight which is great. The kickstand on the back supports the tablet well. My complaint regarding this case is that my Apple Pencil 2 will not charge while this case is on my IPad Pro version 5. At first I thought it was an apple issue since the pencil was not recognized in the Bluetooth settings. However, as soon as I removed the top portion of this case to attach the pencil to the tablet, the pencil was immediately recognized and started charging. When I put the tablet back into the case, the pencil would no longer charge. This issue will likely cause me to return the case unfortunately.

I tried 3 different cases for my new iPad and find this to be the best one. It is very lightweight, the detachable keyboard is super handy, but most importantly,, I am able to charge my Apple Pencil with the case. At first when I opened up I thought it wasn’t going to work, but it does! Very happy with this case. They keyboard is small and I have to adjust my typing technique, but that is okay with me, because I like the compactness of it.

The case is nice looking and snugly holds the iPad, the keyboard has a nice feel and is RGB so using it in low light situations is nice.However the keyboard doesn't stay held in place very well and has fallen out on a few occasions, also while it does have a spot to hold an Apple Pencil it does not charge, you will have to remove the iPad from the case every time you need to charge your second gen Apple Pencil

This wireless keyboard looks amazing, it is bigger than most other Bluetooth keyboards, which makes it more comfortable to type, and it has RGB lighting and a touchpad. overall it makes using my Ipad feel like using a laptop.

The case does not fit well at all. Very disappointed. The case is just a wee bit to small so the borders of the screen pop out of the case as soon as you put it in. Will not stay in at all. Keyboard is spot on easy to connect and types perfectly.

This is a great product, the only bad design is for the Apple Pencil. They should have put the pencils storage on the charging port instead of the bottom because I have to charge the pencil before I can use it, instead of it being ready to go.