Logitech Combo Touch Keyboard Case for iPad (10th gen & A16) with Detachable Keyboard and Logitech Crayon (USB-C) Digital Pencil for All iPads (2018 Releases and Later)

I bought my new iPad (10th gen) at a Best Buy and had a chance to try the Apple keypad for it. I liked it but didn't care for the $250 price tag. Did some research and found this one. I have other Logitech electronics in my home and have been pleased with their quality and ease of use so I took a flier and bought this without trying it out. I'm very pleased. It has the same functionality and feel and seems to be of equal quality to the Apple version. Though you have to tug a bit, the keyboard is easily removed from the iPad when you don't need or want to use it. When mounted, the keyboard is held in place by a very strong magnet that self-aligns during the "mating" process. Both the keyboard and trackpad function nicely and it looks to provide better protection around the edges in the event of a fall.One word of caution: If you use a screen protector on your iPad, make sure it's precisely mounted (i.e., centered) on your unit. The frame that holds the iPad in place on this is a very precise and snug fit. If the protector encroaches the slightest bit into the frame's territory you're going to have to work a bit to get the protector to fit under it and not lift the protector off. I had to and did it by using the edge of a credit card to pry up the frame slightly.

The case looks and works great. It’s smoother than I expected (not a bad thing) and the keyboard is super easy to keep clean. The keys are super responsive and the case connected with no issues. The keys are every quiet when typing and I haven’t noticed any issues with battery drain. The kickstand holds up well too.

I love this keyboard so much that I bought a second one to have on hand in case the first one breaks or wears out. I am a full-time author and heavy-fingered typist. Plus I tend to spill coffee everywhere and often. That’s why I use this bad boy in conjunction with my A16 iPad. It turns the iPad into a veritable writing machine. Also this is very durable, like the description says. I spilled a full cup of coffee on this keyboard and my Mac. The Mac was toast; this keyboard dried out and worked well. I don’t recommend that kind of abuse but it’s nice to know it can take it.

The Logitech rugged folio keyboard case is well-crafted and securely holds an iPad (A16). The keyboard has a nice tactile feel and includes a comprehensive set of keys similar to those found on a full-size Apple keyboard. The magnetic “latch” securely closes the case and folds out of the way when the case is open. Since the case and keyboard interface through Apple’s Smart Connector, there’s no need to use Bluetooth or charge the case. The fold-out stand is continuously adjustable over 40 degrees and securely holds the iPad at various angles. The case is reinforced at the edges and corners and might protect the iPad if dropped. My only complaint is that the thin plastic “hinge” between the keyboard and iPad is quite flimsy. A rigid hinge would have been much more suitable.Considering its cost, quality, and functionality, this case is a worthwhile investment for those who require a keyboard.

I was very skeptical about this purchase because i wanted a good quality, well made case / keyboard combo. And the reviews of these cases not fitting right or becoming loose concerned me. However, i am very happy with the product, it’s very easy to use, and the keyboard and trackpad work very well. They keyboard also gets nice and bright. I love that i don’t have to charge the keyboard. I’m happy to recommend. At least for the A16 iPad.

I am not one to normally write reviews on anything simply because I couldn’t be bothered to do so. But this combo touch drastically changed the way I do work. As a college student I take a MacBook with me to school everyday but the fear of dropping it or getting it stolen has always left me a bit paranoid about taking it around everywhere. It’s also relatively bulky and takes up a majority of desk space. As a previous power user I never considered using an iPad for anything other than movies and light browsing, but at this point 90% of what I do is done easier and faster on iPad than the Mac equivalents. Listening to music, writing essays, doing research on the web is all done better for me since I got the combo touch. And as mentioned previously about the MacBook size, this thing sits nicely on my desks with enough room to write or do any full page assignments without feeling cluttered. I originally ordered a Magic Keyboard folio refurbished but had them cancel on me, out of spite I ordered this one because of next day delivery—I’m normally not a man who goes outside of the apple ecosystem often, but the build quality on this thing is exceptional, it has a premium fabric feel all around and feels nice and sturdy when carrying around, doesn’t feel like I’m going to cause any damage to the iPad if I drop it or hit it against anything. At half the price of the Magic Keyboard folio, why would you get anything over this? The backlit keyboard is a nice touch that the folio also doesn’t come with. If anything, I was wanting the folio for its simple magnetic 2-piece minimalist design, and while the combo touch does feel bulky at times, it doesn’t bother me as much as I’d thought.TLDRGreat for university students; faster than MacBook for 90% of things I do; premium design for the money