Logitech Combo Touch iPad Air Keyboard Case

Good value overall and I would recommend for purchase. There are some things to point out.

What I liked:

– Keyboard is great. Keys spaced well. The striking of the keys had a nice feel. Didn’t have the Function keys, but the top row had the, in my opinion, essential keys e.g. Volume, brightness, and play/stop.
– Protection feels nice. I didn’t drop test it, but I believe the military grading they cite.
– Fits snugly and is easy to install. There is a nice raised edge which would keep the screen from making contact with the surface the unit is sitting on.
– The detachable keyboard is reversible. This is nice in situations where you have the iPad sitting flat. The keyboard face sits towards the backside of the iPad protecting the keys.

What I didn’t like:

– It’s heavy. It weighs a bit more than the iPad itself and so total weight was doubled.
– If you want to use the iPad with the kickstand, but without the keyboard you have to remove the detachable keyboard entirely. Not a huge deal, but in certain situations storing the keyboard could be a hassle.
– They keyboard does use a good amount of battery.

Works as described. Very good quality product. I find it very easy to type on it, the touch pad is very smooth and sensitive, which I like. In my opinion, the weight seems a bit heavy, especially when the keyboard is attached. This is not much of a negative but I want to mention the plastic around the touch button seems thick, but I understand it needs to protect the iPad when dropped so no big deal. Otherwise very good purchase but a bit pricey! We’ll, you have to pay to play.

Este teclado es idéntico al de Apple
Con la ventaja que es más estético seguro y ergonomico. La única desventaja frente al de Apple es el peso.

This is much more affordable than the Apple equivalent, well made, offers protection, and does not need a Bluetooth connection.
Wonderful product that I have gotten a lot of use out of already!

I received an iPad Air 4th Generation for Christmas, and I needed a keyboard case as soon as possible because I planned to take it with me on a trip. Since I used a Logitech Air keyboard for my older iPad, I gravitated toward this. I wasn’t willing to pay the premium price for the Magic case that Apple sells, but I still needed something durable and easy-to-use. This keyboard case is everything I had hoped for — and more. Note: Make sure you order the one for your model since this product page is for both iPad Air and iPad Pro models.

I love that I don’t have to charge the keyboard since it runs off the iPad’s battery, using the contact points created for the Magic keyboard case — that was my biggest surprise. The magnetic flap keeps the case securely closed and can be flipped back behind the iPad when the case is open. The stand in back props it up (in landscape mode only.) When the case is closed the flap magnetically folds flat against the back. The touchpad works perfectly, and the function keys work as expected. I especially like that I can return to the home screen without swiping up — I just have to press a button.

The only aspect I don’t like — and it’s not enough to deduct even a half-star — is how wobbly the connection between iPad and keyboard is when I place it on my lap. Older Logitech keyboards, because you lifted the iPad and placed it on a track, kept the iPad from moving. I honestly cannot imagine, though, how this version can fix that since it would make it more difficult to open and close.

Yes, this cover makes the iPad much heavier, but that’s to be expected. I love the gray textured fabric-like material (vinyl?) that gives it a warm look. This case is worth every penny. Although it’s not inexpensive, it’s much more cost-effective than the one Apple sells.

— Debbie Lee Wesselmann

Like many I wanted the Apple Magic Keyboard, but it’s so expensive. After doing some searching I opted for the Logitech Combo Touch case instead because 1.) I found it here on Amazon for $200 (regular $270) and 2.) the case completely covers the sides/edges of the iPad providing better drop-protection.

The iPad fits into the case easily. As mentioned in the product details the connector pins on the case makes it so that the keyboard connects directly to the iPad, therefore it doesn’t need to pair via Bluetooth and doesn’t rely on its own battery for power. The kickstand on the main case body has a decent range of motion and is good for viewing in “laptop” orientation at various degrees.

Typing on the keyboard feels nice. The keys are responsive and the backlighting is a bonus. The trackpad is a decent size and the swiping and clicking functionality works well. There are also some Apple shortcut buttons along the top row that other keyboard cases don’t have. My favorite feature of the keyboard is that it’s magnetically detachable. This lets you flip it’s orientation and have the keys “hidden” against the back of the case when you’re using the iPad as a tablet. This is the feature that sold me on this case.

The materials and build quality of the case are all solid. The textured grey material for the exterior of the case provides more grip than other keyboard or folio cases that might slip more easily out of your hand. My only wish is that they offered it in black.

For the price that I got it at, I’m very happy with this case. I’m just hoping that it lasts me a while, because even though I got it for way cheaper than the Magic Keyboard, $200 for an iPad case is still pretty steep. If I had to buy a replacement and it was on sale again for that price, I’d probably buy it again.