Customer Ratings & Reviews

This case is really perfect for the right person, but it really wasn't for me. Let me start with the good things: - It provides much more protection than the Apple Magic Keyboard - the keyboard is fantastic to type on - the shortcut keys at the top are a great addition that they Apple Magic Keyboard doesn't have - the kickstand is really handy Now for what I didn't like so much. I feel like this product takes away a lot of the magic of using the iPad. It takes a sleek piece of Apple engineering and turns it into a chunky rubbery slab. The power and volume buttons become mushy, it doubles the iPad's weight, and touching the edges of the screen become not so effortless.

The best iPad keyboard case out there! I absolutely love it, it's not the most comfortable in the lap, but the versatility, the fact it comes with a case that stays on, even when the keyboard isn't attached, and that it's about 90% as nice as the magic keyboard for half the price, while offering actual protection is a huge win in my book. My cousin has also had this case for over a year, and I couldn't tell a difference between her very heavily used one, and my brand new one, and she's a dropper. It seems to hold up very well.

I was excited to get my hands on this Logitech Combo Touch for my iPad Pro 11”. I’m hesitant on spending nearly $300 for the Magic Keyboard, and have always trusted Logitech’s products. I was surprised to how similar (and different) this model for the Pro is compared to the Previos 2018 models. Looking at the Combo Folio, you see how sleek and sturdy it is. It has this nice feel on the outside, comfortable holding it in my hands. The biggest part which I love about this (compared to the 2018 Combo and the 2020 Air ones) is the detachable keyboard. The other ones you could fold the keyboard backwards if you wanted to use it in landscape to read, but made it such a bulky and awkward experience. With this new one made for the 2020 Pro’s, the keyboard detaches and connects magnetically. Connecting to your iPad is real simple. The back cover has the 3 pogo pins that on next to your device. There was no effort to slide my iPad in the back cover, and then download the Logitech App. Once that was completed, and attaching the keyboard, you now have a pseudo laptop experience. The keyboard feels really good on my fingertips, and the trackpad had quick responses. Behind the back cover is the kickstand where you can adjust it to different angles depending on how you are using it. I found using it in your lap is challenging because of the kickstand, so I felt I was utilizing it best on a desktop or other hard and flat surface. On top of the keyboard you have your function keys. On each side are the cut outs for the speakers. Overall, this is a great combo with your iPad Pro 11 and really comes close to creating a laptop-type experience.

Excellent quality materials and cheaper replacement from the original Keyboard stand. It protects all edges, something that the original doesn't offer. It makes the ipad heavier.

I like this keyboard better than the original Apple Magic Keyboard simply because it protects the entire device. It's also much less expensive. The detachable keyboard so helps offload the weight when typing is not necessary. The trackpad is large which I appreciate since I'm used to my MacBook Pro's large trackpad.

I was debating between this and the Magic Keyboard for iPad Pro 11. Some YouTube reviewers complained that this does not work well using it in your lap, but I disagree. I am currently typing this review with the keyboard on my lap and am having no issues whatsoever. The typing is very nice and the case itself is added protection that the Magic Keyboard does not provide. It is also about 100 dollars less than the Magic Keyboard, and I like having the function keys as well. The keyboard easily detaches and stores on the back of the case when you want to use the iPad in tablet form, which I do for reading and taking notes. I highly recommend this over the Magic Keyboard. My only issue with this is that the Apple Pencil is no longer secured by a strap, and I wish it was still there.

Great protection…love the kickstand for any angle viewing and sturdiness. Having removable keyboard is awesome. The only con, which for me is not a con but some may think it is…is it takes up a more space than Magic Keyboard when typing. I’ll take the price, the protection, the versatile kickstand and the awesome keyboard. I like the way it keeps the pencil secure as well. Just enough to prevent it from falling off.

The new Logitech Combo Touch case is a real nice upgrade from my previous Logitech Slim Folio and Pebble mouse combination that I used previously for my Gen 1, iPad Pro 11". Upgrading was a no brainer for several key reasons: 1) The keyboard is detachable - this was a huge deal for me because the Slim Folio's keyboard was not. So now, I can pop the keyboard off when I want to have the iPad propped up for watching movies, FaceTime calls, or sketching designs with the Apple Pencil and not have to deal with a keyboard in the way. Additionally, the case uses the Smart Connectors, meaning there's also no Bluetooth pairing or battery drain to worry about. 2) The keyboard is backlit - again, another small change that was sorely welcome. The Slim Folio's keys were not backlit, so typing on it in lower light situations was more challenging than it needed to be. The keyboard layout is nice, there's a good amount of space between the keys, so you're not crammed together. 3) Trackpad built in - this meant I could eliminate having to carry around my mouse. I wasn't entirely sold on using a mouse in iPadOS when Apple announced that, but it grew on me. The trackpad is so much better because in addition to mouse-type clicking and scrolling, you also get gestures, similar to MacOS. The whole surface of the trackpad is clickable, but if clicking isn't your speed, you can also set it for a simple tap interaction as well. 4) Function Keys - the top row of the Combo Touch's keyboard also contains function keys, where the Apple option does not. Home, Lock, Media controls, brightness adjustments... they're all there, just a tap away. 4) Price - I was looking at going with an Apple Magic Keyboard, but the cost wasn't something I could get over. Over $300 for a keyboard that was locked into place, just for the "oooo" effect of it holding the iPad with magnets and letting it float. Thanks, but no thanks - The Combo Touch is a bargain compared to Apple's over-priced option. I've used the Combo Touch for a little over a week now and I can honestly say it was a great upgrade. The overall feel of the case is nice, sturdy, and it's also functional enough that it's worked for every use case I've thrown at it. Typing on my lap? Check. Sketching new designs? Check. Watching Netflix without a keyboard in the way? Check. The only real "gripe" I have about the case is that, compared to the Slim Folio, the Apple Pencil is exposed, there's no wrapping or anything to keep the Apple Pencil attached when the case is closed. Not really a deal breaker and the benefits of the newer design and features of the Combo Touch more than make up for that. If you're considering picking up a keyboard case for your iPad Pro 11", I strongly recommend you check out the Combo Touch from Logitech. It's cheaper than the Apple Magic Keyboard, more versatile, typing experience is nice and the trackpad is fantastic - all this for less than what you'd pay Apple to have a device that does less.

ultimately returned this. as a keyboard and its actual use this thing is great. Keys feel nice, whole thing is sturdy and the built well and keeps the ipad safe. Unfortunately the added weight just wasnt worth the trade off. Most of the appeal of the ipad pro 11 is how thin and light it is and this more than doubles the weight of the ipad. Ipad coupled with a macbook air suits me just fine. Got a regular folio, hardly any bulk added and can easily pull it off the magnet. If you are using this a laptop replacement and only have the ipad i would still recommend but it didnt suit me at all. Even without the keyboard portion attached still feels like it weighed more than my macbook air.

I’ve always been impressed by Logitech products, and this Combo Touch keyboard/case for my new iPad is outstanding. The easy-connection, no-need-to-charge, AND the back-lit keyboard are phenomenal features that set this product apart from the other options out there. Well worth the money and Best Buy is great about having inventory available and being able to ship something fast if they don’t have it in stock. Don’t over-think it - if you’re looking for a keyboard for your iPad, go with this one - Logitechs are the best available.

Since I’ve started getting keyboard cases for my iPads, Logitech has long been one of my favorites, particularly over more costly OEM options. I just received my new iPad and every time I upgrade the first two things I look for are a glass screen protector and a case. Since I’ve made the jump to keyboard cases, my criteria for purchasing one is always functionality, protection, feature set and a slim design. For my previous iPad Pro, I am using the Logitech Slim Folio Pro. That case has been the gold standard for me for a while now. It is a little bit bulkier but its definitely durable and functional and has some great features. This is the model I compare all others to. Initially, when I received the Combo Touch, I wasn’t really sure I needed a case with a touchpad. I remember thinking I didn’t really need a case with a keyboard until I started using one and got accustomed to it. I suspect the same will happen with the touchpad and I’ve already found myself using it more. I like having the ability to swipe up on the touchpad to unlock it with Face ID, as opposed to touching screen to do so. If you are a lap typist, this probably isn’t for you. Its not very stable when balancing on your legs with the kickstand even with the keyboard attached. The keyboard itself has a very strong magnet to keep it attached to the iPad and I never felt like it was going to come loose. I very much appreciate the smart connector on this case. That was the one thing I felt was missing on my Slim Folio Pro. Not that I ever had any issues with battery life, but its nice to know that I don’t have to carry one more cable when I travel. I like the texture of the case itself, but I would prefer it in an all-black or at least some other color options. To be honest, the only negative thing I can say about this case is I wish it had the magnetic strap like my Slim Folio Pro for the pencil. With the strap, I never had my pencil fall off while it was in my backpack or bag. Every keyboard case that I’ve used, except the Slim Folio Pro had that problem. Bring back the strap and this is truly the perfect keyboard case. That aside, this is still a really good case and although I loved my Slim Folio Pro, the addition of the smart connector and thinner profile will make this one my new daily carry. I did buy the newer version of the Slim Folio because of the camera cutout on my new iPad, but ultimately took it back for the Combo Touch. I really don’t think you can go wrong with this case and if you compare it to the most expensive OEM model, this one beats it hands down in my opinion based on my usage.

Diva, what I tell you what I’m about to tell you, you’re gonna know what I’m about to tell you. This case offers the protection plus the keyboard AND trackpad functionality. Though, it does add a bit of weight to the iPad, the feel and look of the device is amazing. They keyboard also feels better than Apple’s Smart Folio.

Beside being less expensive than the Apple keyboard it is much more versatile. I also like the row of function keys, trackpad, along with better protection. No regrets.

Excellent combo for the ipad pro. Better than the magic keyboard. Protects the ipad when you remove the case. Has a pencil holder, shortcuts keys and backlight. Little high on cost, but cheaper than the apple magic keyboard, but more functions. Highly recommend if you use a keyboard with your ipad.

After trying and returning several cases, this is the one that won out. In my opinion, the best iPad Pro case. It allows you to always have a case on your iPad so it is protected. You have the kickstand that allows multiple viewing positions or tucked away if you just want to hold the iPad like a tablet. The ability to snap on and off the keyboard with ease makes the iPad an even more versatile device. I love the protection the case gives and the absolute ease of using the iPad in multiple ways.

Great case, keyboard combo. I love the fact the the keyboard is detachable, it’s very easy to remove and put back on. The keys have a good feel/feedback, the track pad is responsive although I think it’s a bit slow and I’m sure there’s a way to make it faster but I have yet to look for that. The pop out stand is great has several angles but I must admit I feel like it may break or bend since it is on the thin side. It’s a bit tough to pop out, I find myself struggling to get it out all the time. It’s not the thinnest case with a keyboard but it’s not extremely bulky, the all around protection is what sold me.

I love this keyboard case. I used it while I was in school and this combo was so useful and compact that I had sold my MacBook because I needed the money lol but this combo touch literally carried me to graduation so if you are hesitant on buying it, I definitely recommend. I also have the Magic Keyboard as well but I preferred the Logitech due to its flexibility and there are actual function keys on the keyboard.

Honestly, one of the better keyboards for the iPad Pro 11 inch. I liked the Apple one but this specific keyboard is more usable than the Apple one. It is also cheaper. You can use the iPad with a case still on it without the keyboard connected, which was one of the main selling points for me when buying this keyboard. That is because the Apple one does not have a case on it if you disconnect the iPad from the case. This is the overall winner for usability and ease of use for a keyboard that works with the iPad Pro 11 inch.

Ive had this for a few weeks, first impressions : its heavy. I really love the keyboard and that I can separate the case from the keyboard. I dont like laying in bed with the narrow sharp kickstand digging into my legs. I do like that there is a kickstand, but its sharp when its resting on your legs. The trackpad is amazing and responsive as are all the keys. I'm happy with it, but it could use some improvements with design and weight.

Logitech proves once again that sometimes they just make better stuff. What is there not to like? The quality is great, the keyboard feels nice, the protection is good, and it's cheaper. My wife actually had the Apple Magic Keyboard case and she returned it for this one and likes it much better.