iPad Pro 11 Keyboard Case - Backlit - Charging Pencil - Thin & Light - Vegan Leather - Infinite Kickstand - Apple iPad Pro 11 2018 Case with Keyboard (Space Gray)

Even though the selection of cases for the 10.5 is growing, we haven’t really reached that wonderful time when Bluetooth cases with separate keyboards for the 10.5 are everywhere. I was an early adopter of the new iPad Pro and had to take what was available at that time; a drab, dark navy cover with an attached black keyboard and a clip that held the iPad in a death grip so tight I was afraid it was going to warp.But I am now typing on my beautiful new Bluetooth, backlit keyboard and I love it. The keys have a very quick response, and perhaps I overlooked this, but included in the package was a silicone keyboard protector. My first thought was “oh, sure, that’s gonna work”. I presumed that I’d lose tactile feedback and be just as well off as if I was typing on the iPad’s glass. Nope. So far, the little silicone keyboard “condom” has saved my keys from a wealth of cookie, cracker and toast crumbs, plus raspberry jam and mac & cheese. Alas, I have lost keyboards to my bad habits in the past; I’m like a toddler who types 80wpm. I tend to type a stream-of consciousness, then go back and edit it into something comprehensible, so I can’t afford a lumbering keyboard. This keyboard AND cover are excellent.I also had wanted a backlit keyboard, but I never realized how badly I actually NEEDED a backlit keyboard. Quick, tell me which number you shift to type ^. Yeah, you might need a backlit keyboard, too.Plus I type in bed, I type balled up into contortions, I type at a lap desk. You name it, I’ve probably typed on it. So a removable keyboard, i.e., one which can be positioned any which-a-way and still conect to the iPad is indispensable. I learned a hard lesson with my previous case-attached keyboard: you can’t recharge the keyboard without having a the entire unit down where the short little charging cable can reach the power source. Yes, I know you can remove the iPad from the case and keep using it, but not when the case has a death-grip on your $1000 investment. Wrenching it loose from its housing every time the keyboard needed juice was out of the question. So, from now on, detachable, back-lit keyboard. Check.One more thing; the look of both the cover and the keyboard is beautiful. I had been suffering from a case of keyboard envy. My roommate has had a beautiful rose gold cover ever since they released iPad Pro, since she didn’t want a keyboard. It haunted me. I lost sleep. Because I type, I had been relegated to the boring, lawyers-and-accountants-navy-ugly cover. Clearly I have issues I need to work on, but my new case and keyboard are a delicious shade of gold. No more ugly man-cover for me. Huzzah.And don’t be fooled by keyboard cases that say they include a pencil holder. It’s often just a little sleeve for your pencil that attaches magnetically. Which equals time lost looking for your missing pencil. I have my pencil attached to a rhinestone lanyard because I can lay the pencil down for 20 seconds and it’s gone. Don’t get a wimpy little magnetic sleeve to hold your hundred dollar pencil. Especially if you actually remove your iPad from your place of dwelling. They disappear like the little dust sprites in a Totoro movie. All the pencils in magnetic sleeves are gathered in a secret grove somewhere. Don’t do it. It’s not worth it. Get a lanyard and one of those silicone end caps for the Apple Pencil and you’re set. You can even loop the lanyard over the case and close it and voila, your pencil is attached.I have probably read the descriptions for every 10.5” keyboard cover on Amazon three or more times, and I’m telling you, this is it. It holds the iPad at pretty much any angle, it types great, it looks great, it has backlit keys to guide you. This one is “it”.The only negative thing about this setup is that there is a bit of a reach for the Shift key on the righthand side. It’s a row lower and a lot smaller than I’m accustomed to from previous key layouts, and I still haven’t mastered reaching for it smoothly. But since I love everything else about this case and keyboard, I’ll just have to figure that out and learn the new location. Aside from the right hand shift thingie, I could not possibly be more pleased with this case, and I hope you like it, too.I’m very proud to say “she persisted”. Now “she” has an excellent keyboard case.

The product is exactly as described. It is of excellent design with several colors to choose from. The keyboard has a backlit feature that can accommodate your personal preferences and comes with a keyboard protector.The magnetic keyboard is easily removed for those times when it isn't needed; The set up manual is easy to read and set up itself very easy. If the case eventually wears out, I would not hesitate to buy another.

Love this little keyboard. It is a workhorse for the money. It is lightweight, extremely easy to pair, and it works like a charm. I bought another one off Amazon that was half again more expensive than this one, and it is a nightmare. Type one ‘p’ and it will put 3 of them in their. Jumps all over the place. But this one works like a charm. I recommend.

I had some issues with my first two keyboards I ordered from here- they were the perfect fit for what I needed, but they suddenly stopped working. However, the company responded incredibly quickly and sent me an entire new case/keyboard without a question. Excellent customer service, great product, affordable price.

This case/keyboard combo is great! I love that the keyboard is removable but it does stay in place well with the magnets. Seems very durable and it travels well.

Lightweight, versatile, stylish and protective. Excellent value. Completely satisfied.

I love this iPad case. The keyboard lasts for a long time with just one charge. I would recommend this to anyone!

Thanks for the great product and quick free shipping!