New Keyboard fit for ipad 9.7/ipad Air Keyboard Case, 7 Color Backlight Detachable Keyboard Folio Wireless Stand Keyboard Cover for ipad 5/6,Smart Automatic Sleep/weak for iPad Pro 9.7（Silver

I LOVE this case... overall anyway. There are some cons but they aren’t very major ones for me and I’ll get into those after the pros!Pros:- Very easy to type on, especially if you’ve ever used Mac laptops or keyboards before, veeeery comfortable.- The backlight is a huge plus (plus I like the pretty colors) especially if you are a huge night owl like me!- I got the rose gold one and I love the color, it is absolutely gorgeous, especially with the nice white keys.- My iPad Air fits really nicely in it, doesn’t mess up the screen protector or anything.- I really like that it is magnet adjustable instead of twist adjustable like I found in most other iPad cases. I like that the whole I pad can pop off of the keyboard instead of just being able to twist in various 360 degree fashions. I like that because the keyboard can be kind of in the way or heavy if you want to take outward pictures or to portrait orientation.- It is pretty durable, I haven’t dropped it or anything but I have kept it in a bag with a bunch of other crap around it and I’ve only found a little scratching (but that’s just due to my own negligence)- It is suuuuuper user friendly and extremely easy to connect to Bluetooth.- Super long battery life, often I accidentally leave it on for really long extended periods of time but it doens’t seem to effect the battery life at all. I think it may have a “Sleep” mode to it that save battery life because occasionally when that happens it takes a second when I start typing again for it to “wake up.” Which is a nice addition.- rubber footing on the bottom = thank YOU!!!! There is nothing more annoying that when something slides around all over the place when you want to type stuff.Cons:- The battery for the keyboard doesn’t have any sort of indicator on it other than just the power light that tells you when it’s on and when it’s charging so that’s sort of annoying because then sometimes I will think the battery might be dead but really the Bluetooth just cut out for a second whe I turned my iPad off.- As I mentioned before I have scratched the outside a bit, it’s not deep and doesn’t effect its performance but it is a bit of a bummer, I did pay like $50+ bucks for this it should be able to withstand the scratching power of a wire-bound notebook.Overall, the pros DEFINITELY out way the cons. For the price, I definitely think this was a good buy, I have had this for almost a month now and haven’t faced any other problems than the ones listed above. I think it is a really good keyboard and has really helped me out.

I bought this for my iPad Pro 12.9. The keyboard is top heavy, but that is to be expected since my iPad fits in it. The keyboard is nice. It was a little confusing at first to hook up. I had to try multiple times, since the directions were confusing. I wish there was a mouse built into the bottom keyboard area, but I’m not too upset. My biggest complaint is that the edges of the keyboard are sharp. My arms get sore from resting them while typing. I often have to stop to give my arms a rest. I could hold my arms up, but they still catch at times. I’m going to have to get something to put around the edges to protect my arms. On another note, the color is very pretty!

I like the style and color of the keyboard. It is why I bought a 2nd one. But again, eventually a key seems to start duplicating without pressing the key or won't even type. In this case the "a" key started duplicating and now won't type an "a". The first keyboard was the "2" key. I tried disconnecting, "forgetting" & re-pairing, shutting down the iPad & rebooting. Nothing seems to work.

It feels sturdy which I like but it is pretty heavy, the opening in back is off from the apple logo which makes it look cheap, which it was not. The cover is quite rough feeling, not smooth as it appears. I’m keeping it because I can’t find a case locally, but underwhelmed by this case

I purchased this item to use with my new iPad 9.7 so I can have an easier time using my iPad for work and school. I purchased the rose gold device as well as the keyboard/case; the case and the iPad match pretty well to each other - which is impressive. The device came decently packaged, and miraculously still had some charge so I was able to set it up right away. Set up was super easy - simply have your bluetooth connectivity turned on on the device and then connect the keyboard. The back light is nice, though it will obviously drain the battery more quickly. However, one thing to note is, the pamphlet claims it only has 3 hours of battery life, though I have used it much more than that in one charge - so this will need personal testing to know the limit based on your usage. The keyboard itself is fairly spacious considering it’s size - I have found it interesting learning where everything it located in comparison to my full sized work computer. Finally, having the ability to rotate and change the way the device sits in the dock is extremely useful. You are able to place the device backwards for easy movie viewing, and simply switch it around to type. So long as you have not turned off your Bluetooth, the keyboard will start working as soon as you begin to type. Super Convenient!Overall, I am fairly impressed by this KINGZE Keyboard Case. I wasn’t expecting as much as I received just based on the price, but it definitely fits my needs (moderate usage), and so far seems fairly sturdy.

There were many things I liked about this keyboard case. It looked attractive, it had a nice backlight, the keys responded well, the hinge worked well, and it was easy to separate the keyboard from the iPad when I wanted to use the iPad by itself. But there also were two big flaws:(1) Many of the standard iPad key combinations didn't work. When I pressed Command-Option-F it produced Command-F, when I pressed Command-Shift-A it produced Command-A, and so forth. Apparently the keyboard can't recognize more than one modifier key at a time.(2) Inside the plastic shell that goes on the back of the iPad, there were two thin horizontal ridges (seams from injection molding, I think). During the two weeks that I used the keyboard case, each ridge made a thin horizontal scratch on the back of the iPad. The scratches are barely visible, but I imagine they would have gotten worse over time.