Customer Ratings & Reviews

It is very good, it is very useful and fits perfectly with the ipad but unfortunately the space key does not work, I do not know if I have some configuration that prevents me from using it or I am unlucky and my keyboard is broken but the truth is…I am disappointed.

The item was supposed to be delivered 2 days after my original purchase. However, it took 4 attempts to contact customer service, one being an agent who disconnected the chat and the other one putting in doubt that I had not received the package stating it was delivered in Oklahoma…. when I’M IN TEXAS!! The last 2 agents I spoke to were very nice and solved my problem. Overall it took 10 more days for me to receive the keyboard and lost several days of work because of this logistics problem on Best Buy’s side. Setting this huge inconvenience aside, the product has been really good so far. Great alternative if you don’t want to buy a computer and already have an iPad.

Purchase this for my iPad. About a year later, the rubber sides started to stretch where all the speakers cut outs are located. Unfortunately, Logitechs warranty is only 1 year, so I was straight out of luck with this. It seems that this is a problem with this product if you look it up online. For the price I payed, I would expect better from this company and product. This will be my last Logitech product.

I bought this keyboard and it only lasted 1 year. Few days later it stopped working. I have tried a hard reset on the iPad. I have even tried it on a different iPad. It isn’t going to function for long. I do not recommend this product. Logitech isn’t what it use to be. It has turned out to be cheaply made. In my opinion $150 on sale is too much to waste and the inconvenience is just is not worth it.

I adore this case so much. I couldn’t decide between the magic keyboard or this one and I regret getting this keyboard.

Works great light weight magnet clicks on seamlessly definitely a wonderful purchase.

I’d argue that if you have an iPad that this is a must have accessory to get the full use out of your device and I could never go back to not having one as it completely transforms your device from being a boring old “tablet” to a fun productivity machine. THE CASE: Starting with the case itself. It is form fitting for the iPad Air. Since the iPad Pro 11 inch 2018 has nearly the same dimensions it will also fit that without any issues. I confirmed that myself. It is made from a plastic/rubber with a nylon covering. Which feels good to the touch as it is soft but still a bit rough and gives good grip. Which means it doesn’t pick up fingerprints and stays relatively clean (due to the Oxford Grey color). But is hard to clean due to the nylon. There is no waterproofing. There is no clear covering of the screen (which I like). The power button doesn’t have a cover but a cutout along with where the Apple Pencil goes. The volume up/down is covered and takes quite a bit of pressure to press. There is a cutout for the USB C port which can still fit a multitude of cables as it is big enough. On the inside you will also see the “smart connector technology” which is what allows the keyboard to be powered. As it takes the power from your iPad to automatically connect to the keyboard and power the lights. Which I really like. There is also an adjustable kickstand (50 degrees) on the back to give you plenty of options for tilt. THE KEYBOARD: Moving onto the keyboard. As mentioned this is powered by the smart connector on the back of the iPad, which connects to the case, when then feeds power to the bottom smart connector that the keyboard magnetically attaches or detaches from (see picture). If the keyboard is detached it has no power and doesn’t work. If you pick up the case with the keyboard attached it dangles without any resistance. The magnet is strong so it won’t accidently fall off and it takes some force to pull it off. The keyboard itself folds over the front of your device to protect the screen. Or you can reverse it to cover the back of the device and see just the screen (See photos). The keys remind me a lot of a low-profile laptop keyboard and are spaced out accordingly making it a delight to type on. The keys have mild pre/post travel with a nice tactile click. They also sound good. Spacebar feels good and doesn’t wobble or make a lot of noise. They are backlit with white light. Depending on the angle you can see them shining through the base and the key which is slightly irksome at this price point. It does automatically adjust based on how much light is in the room based off light sensor on your iPad. You can also manually adjust it. On the top you also have a full row of shortcut keys which is greatly appreciate and works perfectly without any issues. THE TRACKPAD: Last, we have the large trackpad. The largest I’ve seen on a device like this. It isn’t made out of glass which is a bummer but instead plastic. However, your finger can move across it easily without any issues and the click force is mild with a very satisfying click no matter where you click on it. I like it a lot. The trackpad accuracy is great but feels a bit “heavy”. It also supports gestures. I found the gestures to not always be fully accurate. Such as swiping up to go home will often instead go to bringing up everything that is open. In the end I really like this trackpad a lot, it feels quality, works great, and I can’t live without it anymore. It works better than every other trackpad or mouse I’ve tried. Only being bested by one which is more expensive. PROS: - It just works. Simple plug and play. No need to charge. - Excellent typing and trackpad experience with gestures. - Kickstand is highly adjustable. - Place to put the magic pencil. However, gets in the way of opening the device. - Magnets keep the device closed. But doesn’t always turn off the screen. - Thin case that doesn’t add that much additional heft in thickness. - Offers mild impact/shock resistance - Cutouts are in the right places. Cons: - Gestures and trackpad don’t always work perfectly. But this could be user error. - The ease of use is high. But laying out the keyboard and using the adjustable kickstand uses a lot of room. Isn’t as comfortable on the lap but is functional. - Does double the weight of your iPad. As they are both about 20 ounces. - No water resistance. - Volume buttons are hard to press. - Apple Pencil support is good. But the case when writing gives easily. Which doesn’t make it as comfortable as it could be. But is better than having the iPad flat on the table.

As an iPad Air Fourth Generation owner, I have a dilemma. I want to protect my beloved tablet from harm, I want to add a keyboard for productivity, but I don’t want to add unnecessary weight to the tablet when I travel. An added plus would be that the whole package be attractive and not break the bank. Believe me, I have tried several of the alternatives, and now Logitech has offered a product to serve all my wants with the Logitech Combo Touch. First, the case. It is an attractive hard rubber-like surround with a tactile woven fabric back and an adjustable kickstand. It can be used without the keyboard. I found it to be particularly useful and rather unique among the competing offerings. There is a cut out at the top so that the Apple Pencil’s magnet can firmly attach to the top of the iPad and recharge. Second, the keyboard. Its magnets instantly and firmly snap into place at the bottom of the iPad, and once attached, you are in business. There is no Bluetooth to pair, and the keyboard gets its juice from the iPad battery. There was literally nothing to set up. You are typing instantly with lighted keys that automatically adjusts to the ambient light in your location. It would be totally unfair to review this product without typing the review on its keyboard. I am doing so, and the feel is just perfect. Nice key travel and responsiveness. And the Combo Touch is beautiful to behold. When closed, the keypad protects the iPad and puts it to sleep. And the components fit together beautifully. Yes, there as added weight, but not to the extent that it detracts from the Air’s utility. I will accept the slight weight gain for the protection and the utility of the Combo Touch. My sole gripe is that the kickstand is sometimes lacking in stability when used on your lap. On a stable surface, I have no complaints whatsoever. And, of course, there is a large and functional touchpad, and function keys which make the Combo Touch even more versatile. It’s pretty and functional and I highly recommend the Logitech Combo Touch.

I come back to Logitech for my Mac solutions pretty often these days. In fact, we’ve come back to this remarkably similar Combo Touch for my wife’s 2021 version of the iPad Air (4th Gen) which appears almost identical to the Combo we acquired for an older iPad Pro 10.5”. Similar, but seemingly improved in a few important ways, described below. SETUP: Snap this snug, softly protective case around your iPad Air and you feel pretty confident it won’t be damaged from a drops. Click in the keyboard and you’re ready to work. Nothing else needs to be done. No Bluetooth. No battery charging. Everything has been accomplished behind the figurative curtain, because the Apple “smart connector” makes all the linkages for you and the iPad provides what little power is needed. Download the Control App so you can manage updates, etc. FEATURES: Right off, it’s apparent that Logitech reacted to criticisms and made some improvements on this newest Combo Touch. This cover feels a bit lighter and thinner. The magnetic attachment feels much stronger. (In my original review I complained that that magnetic connection was weak to the point of concern.) I was able to use this configuration on my lap without the keyboard “falling” apart and off my lap. And, ironically, a great feature is how the keyboard can be disconnected for truly easy tablet performance. One side of the cover is open so the Apple pencil readily attaches. We liked the feel of the keyboard and the trackpad. We can use that row of shortcut keys to adjust the BACKLIGHT, access the HOME BUTTON, screen BRIGHTNESS and VOLUME controls, VIDEO CONTROL (back, play/pause, forward) keys, SEARCH button, show/hide the onscreen keyboard, and a lock screen button. SUMMARY: This newest version of the Combo Touch feels better, builds confidence in its fit and finish, manages to transform our iPad Air into an even more functional laptop than those earlier versions. The added weight is more manageable. The ability to fully transform the already wonderful iPad into a very useful and convenient laptop configuration makes this purchase very easy to justify.

It did not come with the back combo, so the case doesn't really work

REVIEW: LOGITECH - COMBO TOUCH IPAD AIR 10.9" KEYBOARD CASE FOR APPLE IPAD AIR (4TH GEN) - OXFORD GRAY Model:920-010260 Best Buy Tech Insider Network USEFUL KEYBOARD / COVER FOR IPAD ESPECIALLY FOR TYPING Though I use the IPAD primarily for graphics sketches, until now it has been a hassle to switch to keyboard mode for short note and annotations. The LOGITECH - COMBO TOUCH really took my use to the next level. It replaces and upgrades my prior case (named after a river mammal) and the additional keyboard and stand flexibility are great (see pics). The Keys feel are light and have a good click. There is not much key travel, but that is to be expected. The function row has been swapped for device shortcut keys for things like home screen, brightness, volume and media controls, these all work and are fairly useful. I would have liked function keys for when I use my IPAD to remote into other computers but acknowledge that the function keys would be of limited utility on the IPAD itself so this choice makes sense. The COMBO TOUCH backlight is very nice and was able to keep they keys lit, even in direct sunlight. The COMBO TOUCH Trackpad though is really the star of the show and the main reason to get this case over other keyboard cases, it works well and adds a lot of value. The click anywhere function works as advertised, though the corners of the trackpad are noticeably softer and less nice to click. I also like that the COMBO TOUCH moved the smart connector to the side of the IPAD rather than the back, and that the keyboard itself is detachable. I primarily use my IPAD as a drawing tablet and appreciate being able to yank the keyboard off the side of the tablet and set it flat on the table when it's time to draw. The COMBO TOUCH case itself can be positioned in multiple angles. The cloth finish on the case feels really nice and it overall is very rigid (which is a good thing) FAVORITE FEATURES - Sturdy Rigid Case - Touch Trackpad - Lighted Keyboard - Detachable OVERALL RECOMMENDATION I can fully recommend the COMBO TOUCH over others I have tried. The added flexibility adds a lot more functionality to the IPAD and makes it more of a convertible laptop.

I do my best not to use terms such as outstanding, awesome, excellent in my reviews as there are usually just buzz words to make you look at their reviews. On this product, however, I feel compelled to use these words. This Logitech Combo Touch keyboard checks all the boxes better, cheaper and more complete than Apple’s own accessories (which, other than the cheaply part, is usually very hard to do). The case fits very snugly and protects all parts of the iPad, unlike many other keyboards. It is two pieces, with the actually case and the keyboard front that can be detached. The keyboard connects via the Apple Smart Connector which makes it less prone to connection problems than the “Bluetooth” keyboard cases. It also derives it’s power for backlighting from this connector, thus no batteries or charging. The keyboard can also be flipped around so that when you are using it in portrait mode or reading, you are not pressing on keys when holding it, as the keys are flipped against the rear of the case. I love this as with other cases, it is annoying to try and hold the tablet and still touching keys. It has an excellent touchpad that mirrors the Apple touchpad and all it’s gestures. There are no longer any “dead spaces” as with previous versions and is extremely responsive. You can even enable tap touch that makes it easier to use. It also has a dedicated row of functions keys for display brightness, keyboard backlight level, player controls, volume and lock keys. These are awesome in use and really give the iPad a laptop feel to it. The surfaces has a fabric feel to them, and the keys have a great response and speed. The hand rest is much larger on this Logitech than on other keyboard cases I have seen, which is a good thing. The hinge is solid, but does take up some space depending on how far back you lean it. It works much better on a flat, solid surface than on a lap or pillow, so keep that’s in mind. Also, the case is thick, giving a good amount of heft and thickness to the iPad (which I myself like) but it also limits what can be plugged into the USB C port. You might have to use an extender depending on what you’re using. The Apple charging cable has no issues. So, to sum it up, there are probably better keyboards out there (Apple) but no where near this price range. The cons are so few and minor on the Logitech Combo Touch that it is probably the best product accessory that I have purchased for an Apple iPad. This is an awesome case, an outstanding keyboard, and an excellent price! Highly recommended to any Apple iPad Air user!

This has a look and feel that just grows on you. And you can’t argue with the performance and protection if offers. I couldn’t ask for much more in a whole package case/keyboard combo other than to say I would love to have one with a more premium cover on it and would gladly pay more for it. But let’s not let that take away from what this unit offers. The well-lit keyboard offers a full row function keys for easy access to volume, brightness, media commands, search functions. The keys are of incredible quality for this size of keyboard. I’m really impressed with how tactile they are and how much feedback you get from every click. The case provides proper protection and comes with a slot for a pencil if you have one. The material has a very greppable feel to it. It gives me more confidence to wield it around while on the move and not fear that I will lose my grip on it. And the most important feature of all to me, the detachable keyboard. The ability to remove it, flip it around and have the keys then facing the back of the iPad, protecting the keys, and giving yourself a better grip on it, while walking around…it’s something that must be pointed out. For those with mobile jobs where you need to do something like building inspections, surveys, etc., this is what you’re looking for. The full package of added protection, functionality, and grip in an attractive package.

As an avid Apple iPad Air user, I recently purchased the Logitech Combo Touch Keyboard Folio, and I must say, it has completely transformed the way I use my iPad. After reading numerous reviews, I was convinced this keyboard folio would be a game-changer, and it exceeded all my expectations. Design and Build Quality: The first thing that impressed me was the sleek and stylish design of the folio. The soft and durable exterior gives the iPad Air the premium protection it deserves. The backlit detachable keyboard is seamlessly integrated, offering a laptop-like experience. The keyboard's scissor mechanism keys feel comfortable to type on and provide excellent tactile feedback, ensuring accurate and efficient typing. Functionality: The real highlight of the Logitech Combo Touch is its versatility. The adjustable kickstand lets me use my iPad Air in various positions – from typing mode to media viewing mode. The magnetic Smart Connector ensures a secure and reliable connection between the keyboard and the iPad, eliminating the need for Bluetooth pairing and charging. Detachable Keyboard: The detachable keyboard is a game-changer, making it incredibly easy to switch between tablet and laptop modes. When I don't need the keyboard, I can simply remove it, leaving me with a slim and lightweight tablet for casual use. Backlit Keys: One of the most praised features in other reviews, and I can see why. The backlit keys are a lifesaver in dimly lit environments or during late-night work sessions. The brightness is adjustable, and the automatic backlighting adjustment based on ambient light is a thoughtful touch. Trackpad: The inclusion of a trackpad adds an element of convenience and productivity. It's responsive, smooth, and supports all the multi-touch gestures that make navigating the iPad OS a breeze. Having a trackpad significantly improves the iPad's usability for tasks that require precision. Protection and Accessibility: The Combo Touch offers excellent protection for my iPad Air while keeping all essential ports and buttons accessible. It has precise cutouts for the camera, speakers, and the USB-C port, making it effortless to connect accessories or charge the device without removing the case. Battery Life: The keyboard's battery life is impressive, and I don't have to worry about recharging it separately. The Smart Connector not only provides a stable connection but also powers the keyboard using the iPad's battery, ensuring I never run out of juice. Conclusion: In conclusion, the Logitech Combo Touch Keyboard Folio for Apple iPad Air 10.9" is a must-have accessory for any iPad Air user looking to enhance productivity and protection. Its impeccable design, detachable keyboard, backlit keys, and trackpad make it a standout performer in its category. Whether you're a student, professional, or a casual user, this keyboard folio will undoubtedly elevate your iPad experience. After experiencing the Combo Touch, I can confidently say it's worth every penny.

From the moment I unpacked the Logitech Combo Touch Keyboard Folio, I knew I was in for a treat. Here's why: Sleek Design & Finish: The Oxford Gray shade is not only elegant but adds a professional touch to my iPad. The materials used feel premium to the touch and complement the iPad Air's aesthetics wonderfully. Detachable Backlit Keyboard: This feature is a game-changer. Whether I'm typing in the dark or in a brightly lit room, the backlit keys ensure I never miss a beat. Plus, being able to detach the keyboard gives me flexibility, especially when I just want to use the iPad as a tablet. Robust Protection: With the folio case, my iPad Air feels safe and secure. It's reassuring to know that it offers solid protection from the occasional bump or drop. The cut-outs are precise, ensuring that ports and buttons are easily accessible. Trackpad Integration: The addition of the trackpad has transformed my iPad experience. It works seamlessly with iPadOS, making tasks like text editing and multitasking a breeze. Battery Life & Connectivity: Pairing was instantaneous, and I've not experienced any lag or disconnects. The battery life is commendable, often lasting several days with regular use before needing a recharge. In conclusion, the Logitech Combo Touch Keyboard Folio is more than just an accessory—it's an enhancement to the iPad Air experience. For anyone looking to boost productivity, or simply wanting to make the most of their iPad, this is an investment worth making!

I find myself using the keyboard so often, I cannot get by without it. The LOGITECH keyboard case for my iPad Pro 10.9", is user friendly, comfortable to use, with great features. First off, the keypad protects my new BLUE iPad from damage. The cutouts for the camera, speakers, PENCIL, and charge ports are perfect. Check out this; when you need to use the PAD touch screen, just pop off the keyboard, spin it around and magnetically store it behind the case for seamless touch computing. Power and connectivity are simple, thanks to the three (3) little dots on the iPad and keyboard case. Power is never a concern nor is setup. The backlit keys are dimmable right on the keyboard. As are all the iPad shortcut keys, I normally use. Nice grey fabric, tilt out stand for viewing with or without the keyboard. Largest touch pad i have ever seen. You can click anywhere for effortless pad use. Love it!

Bought this and the Apple Magic Keyboard to test them out on our new IPad Air. Liked this one so much better….IPad actually fits in the case for more protection, big trackpad, great feel to the case ( outer part & keyboard ), strong magnet connecting the iPad part to the keyboard part and costs a lot less. Wish the backlighting on the keys were brighter, but that’s just a minor preference. All in all, a great case.

I will review both the Apple Magic Keyboard and the Logitech Combo Keyboard for iPad Air Gen. 5. Stand: The best and coolest feature of the Apple MK is the floating support for the iPad. It works great if you want to type on the iPad on your lap. The Logitech uses a kickstand and it is not as stable as the Apple MK. Clear winner is the Apple MK. Keyboard and trackpad: Both have nearly identical keyboards, the trackpad on the Logitech is slightly larger. The feel of the keyboard and trackpad is similar on both. The distinguishing feature is that the Logitech has a row of function keys for volume control, brightness control, keyboard brightness control, minimizing current App. These features are very convenient and it is surprising that the Apple MK does not have them. Winner: Logitech Extra USB-c charging port: Apple MK has one and Logitech does not, Winner Apple MK Tablet Mode: The keyboard on the Logitech detaches if you want to use the iPad as a Table. You can also attach the Logitech keyboard in the opposite direction. The Apple MK does not detach, nor does it rotate 180 degrees. The Apple MK can detach easily, however, there is no case protection should you drop the iPad. If Table Mode is important, then the clear winner is the Logitech. Protection: The Apple MK does not have any side protection if you drop the iPad straight down. The Logitech is protected on all 4 sides. Winner Logitech Price: $380 at Best Buy for Apple MK vs. $159 at Best Buy for Logitech Bottom Line: Both are great Keyboard cases. It really depends upon how you plan on using your iPad and how much you want to spend. I personally like the flexibility of Logitech that allows going back and forth from Table Mode to Laptop Mode, and the extra function keys on the Logitech.

Originally bought the Logitech Combo Touch for a work iPad Air. Needed it to be protected when used by many people in semi-exposed and risky environments. The keyboard works very well, but when removed allows the iPad be used by itself with other protection remaining. Originally both an Apple Magic Keyboard for home iPad. While that keyboard has a slightly better feel and allows it to be used easier on you lap, removing the keyboard removes any protection for the iPad. You have to the swap out with a different protective case. Eventually bought the Logitech for the home iPad too. While a bit heavier, the added protection and ease of use without the keyboard attached won us over.

This is a fantastic iPad Air keyboard and cover. It far outshines the Apple Magic keyboard. Why? Because the iPad snaps into an enclosed frame, which protects all sides and corners of the iPad, whereas the Apple Magic keyboard does not protect the iPad, so if you drop it, you chance damaging it. Also, on the Apple Magic, it is attached by a magnet and my iPad slipped off of the keyboard stand altogether more than once, again posing a threat to being damaged, as well as being very inconvenient when it happened. The tracking pad on the Logitech is much bigger than that on the Apple Magic, too. And you can bend the iPad back further on the Logitech than you can on the Apple Magic. Furthermore, the Logitech is half the price of the Apple Magic keyboard.