Keyboard Case for iPad Pro 11 inch 3rd Generation 2021–360 Rotatable-7 Backlit Color Smart Magic Keyboard Case,Auto Sleep Wake, Compatible with iPad Pro 11”1st /2nd / 3rd Gen-Gray

Needed a keyboard and cover. The cost of the iPad Pro was more than I intended to spend so I needed more affordable accessories. This had good reviews and the price was good. Upon receiving it the first thing I noticed is how much weight it has. At first I didn't like how heavy it is, but it really does protect my investment. There is nothing flimsy or cheap about it. I like that the keyboard can be moved around but remain magnetically secure, or removed completely. I've left the keyboard on by accident a few times and it's still working. I have yet to recharge it. The weight of the cover (the keyboard itself is practically weightless) was initially disappointing but I've grown to appreciate that I know when I have it with me and when I don't. It won't be forgotten nor accidentally left behind. I like it.ipad pro 11 keyboard case 2020

I have an iPad Pro 11 2nd generation that I just received for Christmas. I read all of these reviews and specifications for this item, and was really excited to receive it. Everything looked great and was beautifully boxed, BUT I absolutely could NOT get my iPad to fit into the case!I tried, my husband tried... my oldest son tried. This is not my first iPad and I’m familiar with how to put one in a case, but this case (at least the one I received) just would not fit my iPad.After trying several times and scratching up the sides of my brand new $800+ iPad Pro 11, I gave up. I will be returning this item and purchasing something else. I’m super disappointed.

I was so excited when I received this case I couldn’t wait to actually get it installed and start using it. The keyboard came in very handy as I broke my wrist and can’t use my iPad as I had liked but with this case at least I could still use it. The Bluetooth connectivity to the iPad is seamless, the backlit keyboard with all its colors is very nice too and its rather intuitive in how to use it, the case is sturdy and feels like it could take a gentle beating.However that is about all the nice things I could find to say about this case and trust me I waited 3 weeks to actually make this review because I wanted so badly for it to be better. The first red flag should have been how extremely difficult it was to actually get my iPad inside the bloody case. I have an 11” iPad Pro 2nd Gen and while trying to get it inside this case it felt like I was going to either snap the iPad or the case in half. Once I got it in and started playing around with it I was happy (see above). But then I tried installing apps and hitting the Lock button twice to authorize was difficult due to how close the case is to the button (photo 2). I dismissed it because that doesn’t really make or break for me I can learn to live. I started watching Disney+ while my husband watched HBO Max and the volume of Mando was much to low to be heard over Sex and the City, this is when I learned that the volume up key was also much too close to the case (photo 1) again I disregarded it as something to live with. The end of the night came and my iPad needed charging so I went to bed and plugged it in using the Apple charging cord. The next day came and I had to be off to work. I spent the day ordering ammo, scheduling weapons ranges, and other military things, hooyah, all with the thought of getting home to start working on my book and playing with my iPad. This isn’t a happy story, this is a tragedy.After I got home and out of uniform, I unplugged my iPad, grabbed my notes, and journeyed downstairs to write book one of my 7 book series....to discover my iPad hadn’t charged at all. I had 20% left, just as I had the night before when I plugged it up. So I grabbed another cord and tried...the case wouldn’t allow the charge cord to seat properly. I figured that’s fine I’ll just remove the case from the iPad and charge it before I begin. If I thought putting my iPad in the case was difficult, no amount of stroking, pleading, swearing, teeth gnashing, and fist shaking was going to remove this iPad from the case. Maybe my broken wrist played a factor but I have still as of yet been unable to remove the iPad. My cast will be removed in 6 days I’ll let you know then how it goes. Since at that time I couldn’t wait 3 weeks to have my cast removed i had to go to the garage and get my angled cutters. Though this case is plastic and doesn’t feel like it could stand up to much of a beating it definitely withstood the onslaught of my angled cutters nicely, but my dominant hand is in a cast so again probably not helping the case. Eventually i managed to cut the case enough that i can get a charge cord in there, however i still have to firmly press the charge cord against the port to ensure it fully seats and charges. I like my devices to be silenced because the incessant binging and blipping is beyond annoying but in this case I must leave the sound on to hear when the charger has been seated so i can trust that its actually charging.Now after the rather important short comings of this case there is one final matter that is upsetting. The hinge operates as designed and again I’m in a cast so maybe that plays a role, but it would take the might of Hercules, prayers to your savior, joy of a child, giggles of a dolphin, and blessings of Odin to actually pry the lid open so that you may use it. But once it is open it swivels smoothly and stays in place nicely and closing it again takes just as much effort as it did opening.In short (tl;dr) don’t buy this get something else. If i hadn’t mangled the case and if i had faith i could remove my iPad without breaking it or the case (further) i would be returning this item. It was quite the waste of money, time, and effort.

I bought an 11" iPad Pro and a different case, which proved to be flimsy--the screen judddered every time I pressed it, no matter how gently. The horrible trackpad would not turn off--a casual sleeve brush would cause havoc on the display.I returned the thing, bought this one, and am very happy with it. The hinge is sturdy enough that the screen doesn't bounce when pressed. The keyboard is pleasant to type on and is well-constructed. I love the fact that it folds in so many ways--I put the keyboard to the back when reading in bed and fold it flat to draw. The dark blue color is quite nice, too. Recommended.

I love this case and its color. I haven't had any issues with the the keyboard. I would highly recommend this case to any one with an ipad pro 11". The only issue I've had is slight wearing where the corner of my ipad often rests.

Easily connects to Bluetooth, once connected it will reconnect automatically. Case is pretty sturdy and holds on tight. The thickness of the case impedes the charger to go in completely and not letting the ipad charge. I do have to take it out of the case to charge. Luckily the battery on the iPad lasts me a few days so I don’t mind taking it out of the case to charge.

This iPad Pro 11 keyboard case 2020 is exactly what I need. First of all, its color is very advanced, good texture, very thin, its cover has dormancy and wake-up function, very convenient to use. What's important is that it protects my iPad from impact. I'm satisfied!

What a brilliant product! I bought it thinking it would be a cheaper alternative until I got something more sturdy, but I won’t need anything else. The case fits perfectly, the keyboard works perfectly and was very easy to set up. I would definitely recommend to anyone. Save yourself some money and try it. I’m hoping they will bring out some different designed cases like floral and spotty so I can buy another one and interchange.