iPad Mini Keyboard Case, Wireless Backlit Touchpad Bluetooth apple iPad Mini 7 Keyboard Case 360 degree Rotatable iPad Mini Case with Keyboard - Black

I am extremely impressed with this keyboard / case. For the past few years, we've all seen the proliferation of Chinese-made electronic accessories that just aren't very good. So whenever I buy something like an iPad accessory online, I expect it to be pretty bad. But sometimes I'm surprised at how good it is. This is one of those times.The keyboard has a good action. Not as good as something Apple would make, but pretty close and completely usable. After a few hours practice, I can touch type on this thing at a decent rate. I was delighted by several of the thoughtful features, such as the keyboard-combination that temporarily disables the trackpad to prevent errant cursor movement. The backlight is adjustable both in terms of hue and brightness, which makes it easy to use the keyboard in dark rooms.Because this is a reduced key-count keyboard, there are some differences in key location and key 2nd function that take some getting used to. But your muscle memory quickly adapts. All of the changes make sense.The hinge has the right amount of stiffness both in opening and rotation. It feels fairly robust for what it is, although the value of a rotating screen on something this small is questionable. Far easier just to rotate the entire thing than just the "display". But it does let you use the iPad with the case fully closed.The touchpad is usable, but not perfect. The physical click mechanism is a bit too stiff. The feel of the click is not consistent across the whole area of the touchpad, as there appear to be two switches, one in the lower left, and one in the lower right part of the touchpad. If you click somewhere in the middle, you might hit both switches and think you've performed a "deep click" like you can on native Apple touchpads. That isn't the case. You've just hit both switches.Speaking of which, in iOS, it's not always clear in the UI when you should use a touch tap vs. a physical click. And there doesn't appear to be any way to disable the former and require the latter like there is in macOS. This makes the touchpad very "touchy" which can result in stolen focus when typing. You realize why the key combination to temporarily disable the touchpad is a necessity.The fit of the case around the iPad is perfect. Not too tight , not too loose. The fact that it still allows the Apple Pencil to be attached is a nice touch.And it uses USB-C for charging! Frankly, I wouldn't have purchased it otherwise. This lets you use the same adapter for your iPad and the keyboard.There are a couple of improvements I'd like to see:* Improve the touchpad. Coat it with glass. Use Taptic feedback rather than physical switches.* Increase the weight of the keyboard. This counter-balance the weight of the iPad, allowing you to open the "screen" further without it tipping backwards.* Add an escape key.* Include some kind of battery level indicator. I have never run out of power, but I have no idea how much is left when I charge it.These improvements would probably double the cost of the device, so I understand why they are missing. But TBH, I would pay twice the price to get them.The takeaway here is that this is an excellent product. It converts my iPad mini (which I already loved) into a tiny "laptop" that I can now carry around in lieu of my MacBook. It looks super cool; it works super cool. Highly recommended.

Snugg for Ipad mini 6 works well. The hinges feel solid, useful for just watching media and the key board is also easy enough to ise. It is good that it has a back light. Very satisfied overall.

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Super clavier Querty mais possible de passer l’iPad en Azerty. J’ai laissé en querty car facile à utiliser…

Das Produkt ist defekt. Eine Rücksendung kostet 30 Euro, der Anbieter erstattet aber nur 15.