ROOFEI iPad 10th Generation (10.9", 2022) Case with Detachable Keyboard : 7 Color Backlit, Smart Touchpad, Vertical Stand, UK Layout Keyboard Case with Pen Holder for 10.9 inch iPad 10th Gen 2022

Great design, works perfectly, touchpad responsive. Really good purchase

Makes the iPad quite bulky and heavy - so I tend to unpop the keyboard until I need it - unfortunately this means there’s no cover over the screen. Also the stand on the back is starting to go white in the crease from use, so I hope it doesn’t snap off.It’s easy to set up, keyboard is good so it does what it says .

This keyboard is the perfect choice for the iPad 10th gen fits perfectly and works very well connection is via Bluetooth and I’m very happy with my purchase.

I recently bought this keyboard case for my new iPad Pro, and I'm really impressed with it. The detachable keyboard is great for when I need to get some work done, and the case provides excellent protection for my tablet.The backlight feature is a nice touch, especially when I'm working in low light conditions. I love that I can customize the colors and brightness to suit my preferences. The touchpad is also very responsive and makes it easy to navigate around my iPad.

This ROOFEI keyboard case is modelled after Apple's Magic Keyboard Folio. The design is very alike, right down to the protective back panel that can fold over to double as a stand. The ROOFEI keyboard case's trackpad recognises all the same multi-finger gestures (sometimes known as multi-touch gestures) as Apple's Magic Keyboard Folio. And also like that Apple product, the ROOFEI keyboard has a row of function keys. There are some notable differences between the two products, though. The ROOFEI keyboard case comes in a grey colour whilst the Apple Magic Keyboard Folio is available only in white. The ROOFEI keyboard has backlighting but Apple's Magic Keyboard Folio does not (Apple's Magic Keyboard has backlighting, but the Magic Keyboard Folio doesn't), which means this ROOFEI case - at a price of £69.99 - has all the features of Apple's Magic Keyboard Folio (which currently costs £249.00 from the Apple store) and one major extra feature. The build quality is just as sturdy as the Apple Magic Keyboard Folio, and the typing experience is every bit as satisfying. Most people wouldn't be surprised to discover that Apple products are wildly overpriced (especially considering the sweatshops they're manufactured in), but the discrepancy in price between Apple's Magic Keyboard Folio and this ROOFEI keyboard case (which has all the same features and more) shows just how much the price of Apple products is unjustifiably inflated in the name of profit. I'm a big fan of third-party products that marry high quality with reasonable prices. This ROOFEI keyboard case is one such product.

What a shame, the keyboard and case are well built, but the iPad won’t fit in the case, I have a 10th Gen and bought a case for a 10th gen however the sides of the case are marginally too small, you literally have to force the iPad in, then once you’ve got it in, the sides aren’t high enough to hold, site the iPad, which also means the button alignment is wrong making the iPad buttons inoperable. Real shame as the quality feels is very good.Also, no instructions on how to pair the keyboard to the pad, but these can be found on YouTube.

There is so much to love about this keyboard + case. It's leagues above my expectations!✓ Excellent Quality and Price: Many reviewers praised the case's quality and value for its price.✓ Comfortable and Functional Keyboard: The Bluetooth keyboard is comfortable to type on and provides a great typing experience.✓ Multiple Angle Settings: The case allows for three different angle settings, making it versatile for various uses.✓ Robust and Stable: The case is robust and stable, providing excellent protection for the iPad.✓ Easy to Connect and Use: The keyboard connects easily to the iPad via Bluetooth, and the case is easy to use.✓ Backlit, UK keyboard: the backlights make it easy to type in darker corners, and the UK layout means no struggling to find the £ sign.✓ Comfort Features: there's a holder for a stylus; the trackpad is very responsive, and precisely mimics a genuine i-product.Would I recommend it? YESIs it value for money? That depends on your usage case. For the casual iPad user who just browses, plays a few games, and responds to emails, it probably is a little dear; for a more intensive user, a business person on the go, or teacher, it probably is worth every penny. It essentially turns your tablet into a laptop.

For someone who only does the odd bit of typing every now and then, it may be hard to justify the extra over some of the cheaper alternatives.BUT if you value the qulaity feel and typing expeirnce and trackpad use tis item is deifnitely worht the extra money in my perspective.The quality and feel of the keybaord took me by surprise I wasnt expecitng it to be as good as it is. The trackpad has a nice rsponsiveness and the keys are decently pleasant to use for a shallow min ifomr factor.Not a big fan of the metal pop rivet connections but it does the job. But one of the greatest features of this keyboard is the backlit keys. This si a godsned fo rwhen you are using it in slighter dimer environmentsI like it so much I was a bit gutted to find that I couldnt pair it to android devices and get the same experience on them as well. I feel it does better than the Samsung Galaxy Tab S8+ official keybaord trackpad! and was looking to bench that