Customer Ratings & Reviews

I tried the Zagg rugged book go, but ended up returning it due to the fact that I prefer to have the keyboard flip behind the iPad instead of having to completely remove it to use the iPad as a normal tablet. The Logitech keyboard feels nice, has better key ergonomics and I also like that the keyboard turns on/off automatically when the iPad is not in keyboard mode. Backlight also seems to be a bit brighter. Accessing the Pencil is easier as well, and I like that there is a loop holder that provides more security when the iPad is thrown in a bag so it doesn’t come loose. Another nice touch is the flap has a magnet to hold it out of the way when the case is not closed. I have had other folio style cases when that flap is literally flapping around. Only negative thing is the weight when holding the iPad with the keyboard folded, but that is to be expected. Is it worth the price...? I think this case will get a lot of use from me. I have a bad habit of going through cases until I find one that I like. This one is a winner.

I compared this and the Apple keyboard and this just feels right. It’s the closest thing to an actual keyboard than anything out there with some decent protection.

I waited several months for Zagg to come out with a good keyboard/cover for the (then) new iPad Pro (2018) 12.9" screen. Their product development decision was to make a two-piece cover with keyboard. I wasn't happy with the detachable nature of that keyboard, and it came apart when folding it fully back (like a sketch pad). Given Logitech's brand reputation, I figured I would be safe getting a product from them. Wrong. Sort of. While the material for the part that holds the iPad is good, and the keyboard itself is solid, it's unique magnet system is the weak point. Logitech designed the cover with strong magnets at the bottom that, when placed over corresponding magnets in the keyboard, turn on the keyboard and trigger the bluetooth module to initiate its connection to the tablet. It is a solid design, much more reliable than a physical switch, and it has the advantage of being a reliable way for the keyboard to conserve power: if not connected --> turn off the bluetooth. Easy. Smart. However, the magnets themselves are held in place on the outer cover only with a thin strip of plastic-like material, like a thin piece of vinyl. The magnets are so strong that they resist being removed from their counterparts on the keyboard. Over time, the vinyl stretches and eventually fails. The result is that the magnets stay stuck to the keyboard, and the recesses where the magnets are supposed to be become exposed. (See pictures.) For me, with casual use of the tablet, it took about 5 months for the wear to become noticable, 3 months after that, the first magnet failure happened, 3 months after that, the other side's magnet failed, and then about another 5 months before the repeated failures reached the point that it is now more hassle than it's worth to keep the cover on. Another problem with the magnets is that they are strong. Really strong. They're so strong, in fact, that they click almost violently into place. Sadly, they are not sturdy; the magnets eventually snapped. This compounds the problem noted above, because when the magnet pieces need to be put back into their recesses, there are two or three that need to be put back. The "fix" is to use glue to keep the magnets in their respective places. Perhaps Gorilla Glue, Krazy Glue, or some other brand of cyanoacrylate (CA) glue will be strong enough. My concern is that even if the glue holds the pieces in place, repeated 'clicking' together of the magnets will likely eventually break the glue's bond. Fortunately, I bought the 2-year support plan. For about $24, a buck a month, product failure like this should be covered. So, what did I do? Glue it or exercise the protection plan? I went back and got another one. It turns out that there are no other 2018 12.9" iPad keyboard-case combos in stock at my local Best Buy that are sturdy enough to be called "protective". The basic Apple product is a thin plastic with practically no protective value, and the other cases out there just don't have the same feature set. So, I'll get the best one for my needs, pay the protection plan fee, and rest assured that even if it blows out again, I'll at least be able to get a refund. Maybe in 18 months, there will be a better option.

This keyboard case has a few great features that I absolutely love but it comes with a few drawbacks. First the good stuff. It’s a solid keyboard. Backlit keys make night typing really easy and the keys themselves are responsive and comfortable. The case has rubber bumper-style edges for rough travel (though I wouldn’t recommend dropping it to test its durability)it has all the keys that a apple computer would, essentially making your iPad more similar to a MacBook. The shortcut keys also help when needing to quickly search for something or to get back to your home screen. It also has a slot for your Apple Pencil if you sprung for one (though while in the holder I noticed it doesn’t charge). A few of the downsides. The battery key only gives you a light when pressed not really telling you how much charge the case has left and it doesn’t register as a traditional Bluetooth item in the battery widget so you cannot see how much charge is left. However I will say that it holds a charge rather well seeing I have yet to charge it since I received it (which has been over a week with moderate usage). I noticed that on the packaging it boasted a slightly raised tablet mode for comfortable drawing or writing with the Apple Pencil, no matter what I tried I couldn’t get this to do it without it feeling awkward and not quite right. Also it’s awfully bulky. Expect it to at least double the weight and thickness of your iPad. Overall, if you want your iPad to function more like a laptop hybrid, then this case may be just what you’re looking for.

Really smooth and compatible, compaq, short key is working with ipad, all keys are functional, back light is really helpful

I like Logitech brand,very good quality,and good deal too

I was thrilled to see that Logitech has made the Keyboard Folio for the 2018 iPad Pro 12.9. Easy to see that it is very LARGE and bulky, even as a "slim" design. I was intimidated at first but when I finally got my iPad in it, it nearly matches my 14" laptop in mass. It has some good points, and some noticeable short comings in my opinion. Pros: -Easy to setup. Bluetooth is easy to set up and pair with your iPad. It does not come with a charging cable, but it powered on and connected flawlessly with no issues. -Converts easy enough in 3 modes: Type mode (traditional keyboard/screen set up for easy typing), Sketch mode (laying it down to write), and Draw/Create mode (allows you to have the perfect angle to sketch your designs). It does not feel awkward at all despite the size and bulky nature. -Backlit keys: This is by far one of the best features on this keyboard. I've used Logitech keyboards for iPads in the past and was spoiled to the backlit keyboards on my laptops. I believe this should be a standard on all keyboards, so of course you can imagine my glee seeing the blue lights behind each key. Thank you Logitech! -Key pressure: this is a treat because it does feel like a traditional keyboard. My 10 year old is learning how to type in school and was always frustrated with some 3rd party keyboards that feel too flimsy or soft. The Logitech keys are nice where they do feel very traditional and since I'm a hard typer, this feels very good on my fingers. With the size of the 12.9 iPad Pro, the spacing is very good. -Charging: I mentioned that there was no charging cable. Well, you don't need one because this has a USB-C input which means you can plug in your iPad Pro charging cable in it as well. So now you no longer need to use a different cable to charge this accessory and just rely on 1 cable for both keyboard and iPad. This SHOULD be the standard as well for accessories: match the cable of the device. Cons: -Apple Pencil 2nd Gen storage. They say that the flap that keeps the case closed is where you store the Pencil. That's nice because it does secure it down and you don't need to worry about it falling off. The problem for me is that this is the only place you can put the Apple Pencil. You can NO LONGER connect it to the Top of the iPad because there are magnets from the case there and it REPELS the pencil, therefore, you cannot stick it there. That is frustrating because there are times where I don't want it to constantly charge my pencil. Is it worth knocking down 1 star? For me yes. Otherwise this is the best keyboard case for the iPad Pro. Overall, I am very impressed and happy with the Logitech Keyboard Folio. It is bulky and at times can feel heavy, but I feel that my iPad Pro is safe and secured. Great addition for your iPad, making it one step close to replacing your laptop experience.

Keyboard: nice typing action, seems to be made of quality components/materials. Much better than Apple version with lighted keys (which can be turned off to save battery), iOs control keys above the numbers row of keys. Case: seems quite protective (I've not dropped it though to test!), looks professional, seems to match the quality of the keyboard. Again, much more effective than the light-weight, unprotective version Apple sells: do NOT drop that one! Battery power: holds a charge well - should last as long as the company suggests. Price: blows Apple version out of the water! Highly recommended to those who need or want this type of capability for their snazzy iPad Pro! The trade-off is added weight (which isn't really excessive) - but who is going to haul this on a hike anyway?

This is good for protection and the keyboard is nice, but it's pretty heavy and more than doubles the thickness of the iPad. It also is all one piece, so you can only use it in two positions: worth the keyboard folded underneath, or in a notebook computer configuration. If you just want to use it as a light tablet you have to remove it from the case entirely. Is it the greatest? No. Do I still like it? Yes, and I'm keeping it.

I love this keyboard. I held off on getting one because I don’t like the idea of a keyboard always being in the way. This is fine. It fold out of the way and provides adequate protection for the tablet. It also allows for the pencil to be secured when charging and when not in use. The battery is amazing. It lasts forever.

This folio offers some protection to the iPad that the Apple keyboard does not. That was the main reason for purchasing this. The keys feel great when typing and I like the instant on feature when the iOS snaps into place on the keyboard. The only thing I would Lomé to improve is a means to have an adjustable viewing angle.

This case is great if you do a lot of typing on your iPad Pro! The keys are back lit and are clicky. The way the case tilts the iPad and seats on the keyboard base gives it a laptop look. So far the battery life is really good. I’ve been using it out of the box and haven’t had to charge it yet (3 weeks after purchasing it with moderate use). I like that the case is open where the Apple Pencil charges on the iPad. Also the strap stores the Apple Pen securely. This case is great for viewing movies, and other content in landscape. The magnets used on the strap and to seat the iPad when tilted are pretty strong! Cons: This case adds a lot of bulk and weight. It is uncomfortable using the iPad with this case in portrait mode. Overall, I really like this case despite the fact that using the iPad in portrait mode with this case on is a cumbersome experience. I game a lot on my iPad and many time I thought to remove this case, but I like the keyboard that much. It offers a great keyboard and typing experience, and storage for the Apple Pencil. If you game a lot on your iPad and don’t use or have the Apple Pencil, you may want to try other cases. But if you compose a lot of emails and word documents and use the Apple Pencil, this is a good options! .

Slightly on the heavier side, but you know that you have a solid connection with the case and the tablet all together. This is a bluetooth connection to the tablet. Personally I prefer that to the Apple smart connector on the back of the tablet. The case would have had to be much bulkier to support that kind of a connection in the back of the tablet. I like knowing that the back of my tablet is well protected and scratch free. I have had this for a month and still have not charged the keyboard since I got it. I don’t see the point in why it is a big deal if you have to charge the keyboard just use the same charger that your tablet uses or if you aren’t near a wall borrow power straight from the tablet itself. If you want to have a keyboard 85 to 100 percent of the time this is a great buy.

I actually prefer this keyboard over my Apple Smart Keyboard. Mainly due to the lighted keys and the assigned function keys not available on the Apple keyboard. Although the keyboard needs to be charged, it goes a long time on one charge. Also, I like the fact that it provides added protection for the iPad not provided by the Apple keyboard. Now, the Apple keyboard does not require charging and is a lot slimmer and lighter than this case. It is a trade off, but it depends on what is important to you. For me, the extra protection, function keys and lighted keyboard was worth the extra weight and size. It’s still a lot lighter than a laptop.

This case is great for the IPad Pro 12.9 3rd generation. It fits perfectly, keys are sturdy. The screen sets at a good angle when engaged in the magnetic position on the keyboard. It took a bit to pair with the IPad, it asks for a code to be imputed to continue. The screen is dark and does not specify that the code should be typed on the keyboard not the iPad. With a bit of investigation, I was able to figure this out. :) The case is heavy and adds over a pound of weight to the iPad, but for the amount of protection offered it is worth the extra weight. I have only had it for a few days but so far definitely a 5 star case.

I was debating on either getting the apple brand keyboard and this one and I was shown this one because I’m an active person and a student and this case has protection on the sides for your iPad and it’s literally the greatest! I’ve dropped my iPad a number of times and if it weren’t for this keyboard case the sides of it would be cracked. The keyboard case also has a long battery life and I forget to charge it all the time but it last a long time so it’s not a big deal. Also the keyboard works really well and I HIGHLY RECOMMEND this product!!!

I love the case and the feel of the keyboard. Super protective and feels safe. The case hugs the ipad edges tightly and with grip, so a screen protector may be lifted or affected, depending on material, by the case edges. The locked angle is also fixed and I wish there were more options at an angle rather than the one default angle, which has some play, but has to be manually positioned to get the ideal angle sometimes. Either way its a good purchase so far and the battery lasts a long time.

I bought the Slim Folio Pro with my new iPad Pro and it works great. It’s got backlit keys, it’s easy to set up, the iPad fits securely and it’s well protected, however, it’s too bulky and heavy. This defeats my purpose for getting it. I travel frequently and this keyboard is thick and weighs more than the laptop that I’ve been carrying. I’m afraid that I’ll be returning it and fork out the difference for the Apple keyboard.

Hands down this is the best keyboard case you can get on the market. Even though I only had this for a couple of days I can tell I made the right decision. It has the most protection for the iPad Pro while still being able to fit in most of your carrying bags. The typing is very smooth and isn’t to clicky. The angles that you can use is perfect for on the desk and table. It isn’t to bad on your lap but I wouldn’t really recommend it. It doesn’t really say but I found that you can use another angle by folding up the back of the case and moving it in towards the iPad. It works really well if you want the screen more up right. Although I wanted to get the Brydge Keyboard since it was on sale and only $10 more I like Logitech more. Mainly because of two factors. One being that in case you knock over the iPad some how you don’t have any kind of protection at all. Lending to the iPad to be damage and also the keyboard. And second was that I am a firm believer in glass screen protectors. To me buying a device that is over a thousand dollars I want to make sure the screen stays in perfect shape. So if you have the Brydge Keyboard you can't have a screen protector on it since a lot of them are to thick and will damage the hinges on the keyboard. Even though the keyboard says it lifetime warranty it will not cover if you have third party protector on it. And their brand screen protector is supposedly not good. So in my opinion the Logitech Slim Folio Pro is the best keyboard case on the market.

Pros: the keyboard protects more that apples keyboard does by a lot. Keyboard is excellent. Battery is great Cases system of auto on/off is awesome Con: Heavy When using For gaming or uses that you need it to be light in comfortable is not too much. Because is thick makes it hard to grab. I wish the keyboard was removable when needed. Most keyboards you can’t remove.