Apple Magic Keyboard Folio: iPad Keyboard & case for iPad (A16&10th Generation),Bluetooth/Smart Connector,Detachable Two-Piece Design That attaches magnetically, Built-in trackpad,US English – White

I’m absolutely delighted with this Apple keyboard case. It’s sleek, lightweight, and very practical, fitting the iPad perfectly while offering great protection without adding bulk. The keyboard is super responsive and comfortable, making it ideal for both work and long typing sessions. The material quality is excellent—durable and premium—with a minimalist design that matches the iPad beautifully. Definitely a worthwhile investment for anyone who values comfort, functionality, and style in one accessory. Highly recommended!

Perfect fit and function for my new iPad. Serves as a protective cover when closed. Magnetic connection works well, and easily detaches when no separate keyboard is required. Keyboard quality is similar to my laptop. I first tried a well-rated knock-off keyboard to save money, though returned it.

Connects proper. Works well. Like layout and texture is comfortable. Magnet clicks in place. Overall quality was very high.

I was not into apple but I am very please with this tablet and the keyboard!

Definitely the highest quality I have found for a keyboard case, but I’d prefer the feature of the magic keyboards that stand up the iPad without a kickstand. However, I’m extremely pleased with the magnetic strength, the fit, the premium look, and I have had absolutely no issues with connectivity. The only thing that could be a potential downfall is the white color. It will definitely be easy to smudge and cost a lot of upkeep to maintain the white color. Overall, I’m happy with the purchase!

Strong magnet, quiet keyboard, smooth to touch/type. I like it. Well designed.

[Update after two months of use] I am bumping my review down by a star, for the following reasons: * At various times the pointer on the screen stars behaving differently (e.g. disappears) and I need to disconnect-reconnect the keyboard in order to regain proper behavior. Sometimes the behavior simply changes for an undefined amount of time (e.g. the bottom bar that is supposed to send you to the home screen becomes unclickable via the pointer but works when touched on sreen). * The whole setup is on the heavy side... In addition the keyboard/folio does not close in a "sturdy" way like a laptop does due to weight and soft plastic inherent in the design. Overall, if you think you'll need this hardwaed a lot, consider just getting a laptop: the costs of iPad + this adds to that of an Apple laptop that is better integrated, and more versatile. This keyboard is better than the Bluetooth options but far from a home run in my view. *** Having this keyboard is essential for efficient use of an iPad as a primary machine (if that is something that is even advisable). The downside is that with the added cost, you have to wonder whether you should just buy a laptop, which for many people might be the right move instead. There are some small issues with this keyboard: when typing in non-english, I am not getting the layout I expect (e.g. phonetic): a problem which does not exist with the on-screen keyboard. Overall this item is highly useful (and the direct connectivity without BT and without need to recharge are great), but the price hints at bigger questions you should ask yourself :).

Works perfect...

Fonctionne très bien

The keyboard is very useful to me since I can use it on my iPad and make it as a laptop. Very light weight and original product. It is detachable and can be used as either cover or as keyboard.

Super happy with the way that this works with my 10th Generation iPad. -Affordable way to use like a computer. Save money! -Great option for anyone, including college/university students. -Note taking with this keyboard has made it incredibly simple. Highly Recommended!

Only problem is that it doesn’t have keyboard lights

I have the Magic Keyboard for my iPad Pro and love it. I thought this would work for a family member’s iPad Air. It doesn’t stay up like the one for the pro. It doesn’t support its weight- you have to prop the iPad against something or lay the entire thing flat to use it on your lap. here is a kickstand but that doesn’t help for sitting in bed or a chair. It also separates from the iPad far too easily. Apple dropped the ball on this.