for iPad Pro 13 Inch Case with Keyboard M5/M4,Multi-Mode Magnetic Stand

Great item. Heavy as heck and curser pad clicks loudly but it’s smooth. Easy hookup. Magnetic could be stronger for my liking. Keys work magically. I just wish the backlit would be way brighter to actually see what the keys are.

This is a review of the 13” iPad Pro model, although I suspect the same is true for the others. This review is being typed on this keyboard….Firstly, it serves its purpose well, allowing you to more efficiently type on the ipad, and even use a trackpad. But there’s a few drawbacks.PROS:* It gives you a normal laptop qwerty layout keyboard that you can use instead of trying to type using the iPad’s touchscreen.* Keyboard can be detached, leaving you with a ‘shielded case’ ipad.* IPad can be magnetically attached to the keyboard in several orientations, although NOT in the ‘flip-fully over’ to give you just a touchscreen.* Backlit keys, with color selection button.* extra row of keys above numbers for things like brightness, media, volume, etc.* keys are nice and clicky. Keyboard base is firm enough to be used on a mattress/couch/lap.* touchpad that understands gestures.* it’s around a 1/3 the price of the official apple Magic Keyboard.* closing clasp can hold an Apple Pencil or equivalent.CONS:* VERY BIG/HEAVY. It turns the newest lightest iPad Pro 13” into something that feels heavier and thicker than a macbook 14”. Even if you detach the keyboard, the remaining case protector still adds some thickness to the ipad.* does not share battery/ usb-c connector the way apple keyboard does. You will need to occasionally charge this keyboard.* Since it connects via Bluetooth, it can disconnect when idle, and takes a bit to reconnect.* did I mention how much heavier and thicker the ipad feels with this?Overall: If you need a keyboard for occasional use with your ipad, but feel hesitant dropping over $300 on the apple one, you will likely be very happy picking this ESR alternative. The only people I would *not* recommend it for are those who picked up the ipad for its lightweight/thin profile.

I purchased the ESR iPad Pro keyboard for my 13-inch iPad Pro M4. I will primarily use the keyboard in my home office and on occasional business trips. My wife and I have previously purchased other ESR products, and the case's quality and design are consistently high, delivering fantastic value.This keyboard provides the same basic functions as comparable keyboards at a fraction of the cost. It contains a protective case that you can remove from the keyboard to protect it from minor scratches and drops, which is a useful feature. When connected to the keyboard, the iPad can be oriented in either landscape or portrait orientation. The magnets are extremely strong, allowing you to elevate the iPad slightly if needed, giving you more viewing angle options. The keyboard has been snappy and works well with the iPad. The function rows and backlit keys are fantastic features that provide a reliable typing experience.The main drawback is that it is a little heavier than other keyboard case selections. However, for my needs, the lighter weight of other keyboard cases does not justify the extra expense. Perhaps if I traveled more, I might be willing to pay more for a lighter keypad.Overall, I definitely recommend this keyboard case to anyone searching for a reliable alternative to the more expensive keyboard cases on the market.

While this is a great alternative for the Apple Magic Keyboard, I have one simple, but deal breaking issue with this product. I am a huge fan of ESR products, and I use their screen protectors and cases for almost all of my tech. Ironically enough, this has led to my disappointment of this product:I have the ESR Shift Magnetic Case for my M4 iPad Pro 13 inch (the one that I bought this keyboard for). Similar to this keyboard case, it comes with a detachable inner case that serves as an extra layer of protection if you choose to remove the iPad from its stand at any time. This was a big selling point for me, and I have read numerous reviews that show it is a huge selling point for most of the product’s buyer-base.When searching for a keyboard case for my iPad, I ultimately chose to stick with the ESR brand and buy this keyboard, with the detachable inner case being one of my biggest “pros” in the decision making process. Upon its arrival, I was met with, however, a HUGE disappointment.You see, the inner sleeve cases for these two products are tight fits. (So tight, in fact, that it takes a bit of strength and manipulation to put on and take off the case. This isn’t an issue, however, since I have no need to remove it from the inner sleeve, as it serves as the main piece of protection for my iPad.) They are simple in their design, and are just a silicone slim-fit case with I assume a relatively strong magnet built into the back. This allows them to attach snugly to their case counter-parts without worrying about them falling out of its magnetic hold. It does this very well, as I am always impressed by the strength of the hold the case has on my iPad. Both of these inner sleeve cases are IDENTICAL. If it weren’t for the color, I wouldn’t be able to differentiate the two… until I try to use them.Because of the simplicity of the design of the inner cases, I had foolishly assumed that I would be able to seamlessly switch between the Magnetic Shift case and this Keyboard Case without ever needing to change out the inner sleeves. I was very, VERY wrong. If at any time I wish to switch from the keyboard case back to the Magnetic Shift case, I need to pry my iPad out of its inner silicone case and struggle to re-insert the iPad into the special silicone case that came with it. This is a huge pain, and I honestly will find myself choosing to not even use this keyboard case due to the sheer annoyance and irritation it brings me. ESR: PLEASE make your products interchangeable. I have never been more disappointed in one of your products. Your direction of product design is catered towards ease, accessibility, and variety of use. This should have been taken into consideration when designing an accessory for a product that was made for infinite possibilities. I should NOT have to go through the trouble of taking my iPad out of its snug case every time I want to switch between drawing on Procreate or writing a school essay. Needless to say, I am disheartened and will hesitate in the future when choosing to buy an ESR-branded product.

Four stars bc I am irritated with their choice of Bluetooth instead of smart connect. I just put this on my iPad pro m4 13. It replaced the logitech combo touch bc the logitech quality has dropped considerably since 2018. I would like the apple magic keyboard but I really need a case for the iPad itself as I am frequently popping it off the keyboard to do something and then going back to the keyboard. And yes I know they make cases for amkb but there is an edge exposed so... No. So magic keyboard is not going to work for me. The keys feel as good or better than logitech bc logitech feels and sounds like you are typing on thin cardboard. Logitech did not sit well on my lap. Esr is rock solid on my lap in my recliner and is a pleasant experience. Logitech sat on a table for a day with very little use and still got fingerprints and scratches. Unacceptable. The esr material feels better to me and yes it does collect fingerprints but not NEARLY like the logitech. Esr has a pencil flap and props to them bc WHY DON'T LOGITECH AND APPLE PUT A PENCIL FLAP. And there is room for you to have a skin on your pencil too. Esr is by far the cheapest.Now for the compromises. No smart connector on the esr. I'm bummed bc bluetooth is kind of meh and you have to charge it separately and it loses the integration that smart connection has. Logitech wins there.Esr is a chunky Boi. This thing is heavy. Like surprisingly heavy. But only just a little bit heavier than my 2018 iPad pro 11 with the previous version of the combo touch on it. So I can live with it.Logitech wins on the desktop surface but only by a very small margin. When you type on the logitech your hands aren't resting on anything bc this sucker is thin like paper. Esr has a little bump bc he's a thick boy. But it's a very very small thing.I feel like this is what the combo touch SHOULD be. And if esr would have used the smart connector and ditched the separate battery this would be absolutely perfect. I'd pay extra for it too.If you are using your iPad 50/50 as a keyboard and tablet then this is for you. The combo touch falls way below for lap use and has a pretty long form factor for desk use too. Esr eliminates those problems.Logitech is thin and light. And I think they just went too thin with it. Esr is thick and heavy. If these two could somehow combine their powers that would be great lol. But for now esr is the one.

I love this keyboard. I’ve probably had a dozen various iPad keyboards and this one is a favorite. I love the backlit keys! Other keyboards I’ve had don’t light up enough. The trackpad is better than any I’ve had. Very responsive. In the past, I’ve very rarely needed to use my iPad in portrait mode, but (!) I have been using it because of the portrait/landscape feature on this one. I really love it. Totally unexpected surprise. Every keyboard case I’ve ever had has been slightly heavy and this is no exception. Although I certainly wouldn’t call it HEAVY. Any extra weight is due to the extra case that can be removed. I wasn’t sure if I’d like this or not. But, I dropped my iPad one day and I’m sure it would’ve cracked the screen had it not been for the extra case. It’s not a screen protector, be aware of that, but it helped protect my iPad when it fell on its side. Since I ALWAYS have the backlit keys on, the battery life doesn’t last long for me. I’m used to that, though. I’m sure it’d be much better if the keys weren’t always lit.Finally, and my biggest reason for writing this review, the customer service is beyond amazing. I have added raised keys to my keyboard because I have long nails and the raised keys make it easier to type. One of the raised keys got caught on something in my bag and ripped the whole key off. The keyboard was just out of the return date through Amazon, so I contacted the seller directly to try and get a replacement key. They responded immediately, asked if the key could be put back on with instructions they provided. Unfortunately, I couldn’t find the key. They happily replaced the ENTIRE keyboard and it arrived in a day and a half. Incredible! I’ve never had a better experience with a company. I’d give them 10 stars if I could.I would (and have) recommend this keyboard to friends and family. It’s the closest I’ve come to finding the perfect iPad keyboard.

I bought the full-size 13-inch iPad Pro for the fast M4 processor plus the OLED screen. This unit makes a great laptop option if you have a keyboard. And here is where it gets complicated. Many corporations figure if you are willing to pay $2000 for the tablet you'd surely pay $400 for a keyboard. WRONG. I use the keyboard about 30% of the time so I want it but not at that price. Enter ERS. someone finally got the message that a lot of people are still attracted to VALUE. While a tad heavy it's worth every ounce when you add up the benefits. The price is the first benefit. Just over $100 buys a folder keyboard with a fast automatic blue-tooth connection that can be turned on or off with one press of the power button on the keypad. The keys are backlit and you can change both the color of the light plus, the brightness with buttons on the keypad. You get a magnetic tablet back cover that allows landscape or portrait positioning on the magnetic back panel that also angles to suit your needs and comfort. Once set up you have the use of the ERS keyboard or the iPad onscreen keyboard, the tablet pencil, etc. Your touch-screen options work at all times plus you can remove the keypad folio and set it aside for just light-weight tablet use alone. On top of this ERS added a flap that fully covers your expensive pencil when folded up so you don't risk losing it. When compared to the Apple "maigc" keyboard at nearly $400 or the Logitech Folio at nearly $300 this ERS makes a lot of sense. I highly recommend this product. It is the best VALUE that I have found and I am very satisfied with the product.

This product is almost perfect. The keys are quite nice, I like the colored backlit keys, I also like that I can stand the IPad upright and still use the keyboard while it’s inside its case. What I can NOT STAND, is the mouse. The mouse is horrible. I feel like I’m clicking with a mouse from the late 1990’s and early 2000’s. It has a loud click, it’s not haptic, and most the time I’m having to click something 2-3 times before it even works properly. With how much this Keyboard is I feel they could’ve done a bit better with the mouse.

Muy buena compra, me gustó el diseño, el tamaño, la calidad y el funcionamiento del producto, muchos comentaban que estaba demasiado pesado pero sinceramente no es algo que sea tan molesto como para afectar el uso, al final eso le aporta calidad ya que el teclado no se siente sencillo delgado y todo endeble, al contrario se siente bastante bien y resistente.El track funciona bastante bien y muy similar (no es igual eso si, normal) al de una MacY a comparación de otros teclados mucho más sencillos lo más destacable es el click “fuerte” (no solo el click touch) se siente mucho mejor en este teclado ESR.Tiene bastantes colores en la retro iluminación del teclado. Es lo suficientemente silencioso y como para escribir.Bien. Recomendado.

Es un artículo muy estorboso, pesa más que la MacBook Pro de 16 pulgadas para un iPad

Atende totalmente a expectativa

Device stopped working after 10 days. Not charging.

I bought the white colour because it was the only colour available at the time, I was skeptic at first but it turned out to be a good colour choice for me. It looks and feels really good. Everything works well with no issues. Note to self, it needed a bit of weight to the iPad, I personally like that too.The quality of the product is perfect and for the price you can’t go wrong.