Keyboard Case Compatible with 2017 iPad Pro 10.5 - LED 7 Colors Backlit, Ultra Slim and Aluminum Alloy & 130° Folio Back Hard Cover- (for iPad Model A1701/A1709)

I was apprehensive to get this keyboard but now I'm glad I did. It's perfect for the price and every button on top of the qwerty is useful and my iPad responds to my every command. The copy and paste buttons are my favorite, and the home button and lock button are so useful when you're lazy to raise your hand to click on the home and lock buttons on the iPad. Buy it! It's worth it! I don't need to pay extra for an apple keyboard. ;) there is an acrylic smell to the keyboard which eventually goes away! How do you expect the the yes to be made in glued, people? The sellers are really attentive as well. Thanks!

This is by far the best of the keyboard / case for iPad Pro 10.5 and at approx. 60.00USD is a bargain. I've been hunting around for the ideal combination of case/keyboard for my 10.5 If your a new 10.5 owner, you're going to get frustrated at the case options available. I've triedall the big names with big price tags including Apple's smart keyboard and didn't like any of them.- 1/2 the cost of high quality brand name competitor- A solid "good" keyboard works better then apple's smart keyboard- iPad fits perfect, pretty easy to take out as well- Stable platform can position to almost any angle and is stable- Back lite is good not as bright as I thought, but still very good- Build materials are very good for the price. Materials aren't the bottom of the barrel.- Nice packaging - handy if you want to gift wrap.The only draw back is its weight. It is a little heavy. Add your iPad and the combo weights about thesame as a MacBook Air 11" Then again for the cost of 60, it will make your iPad that much more usable.If you need a keyboard case for you iPad 10.5 you can't go wrong with this choice: recommended.

I owned this keyboard for just under a year. I loved it, at first. It wa sturdy, metal, and basically just turned your ipad into a laptop. The battery lasted FOREVER. Which was awesome. It never died. Just every so often I would charge it. Like maybe once or twice a month.However, it started to break pretty quickly. First some of the keys stopped working. Then the mechanism that allows you to pose the tablet and the keyboard broke so it was just floppy and never stayed up.I bought the extra warranty. But they told me to reach out to the supplier.They did get back to me. (Eventually) however they told me they were out of stock of the one I purchased. All they had left were cheaper and lesser quality leather keyboard cases.I hate the new one. But because they quickly sent me a replacement, I have them 2 stars.

Not a bad keyboard/case combination.Pros - Easy to use and makes the iPad Pro 10.5 that much closer to a actual laptop. Backlit keys do a good job in low light/no light conditions. Protects the iPad perfectly.Cons - If removed from the case, you have to re-sync the keyboard to iPad. When going into bluetooth listings, even though it is listed, you have to reconnect. It will not connect on the "already sync" list.A bit on the heavy side. Given the keyboard case is all aluminum like the iPad, it is noticeably heavy.Keys are a little inaccurate. The keys when typing sometimes sticks or will not activate unless pressed hard. Sometimes, not all times. And the backlight sometimes doesn't want to do its job. Eventually, it will.Overall, this keyboard case is not terribly bad. If the manufacturer has firmware updates (which i doubt) it will possibly be a better keyboard. It's the old saying, "you get what you pay for". Applies well with this case. I've put it to the test, both actual working documents, to being a little abusive to it. Not an actual stupid drop test. Abusive being taking it around to seminars and events, constantly in/out of my bag and on a concrete table and presenting products.

Very disappointed. The most ridiculous thing is the right shift key... whoever designed this must be a hunt and pecker typist because it is one spot further to the right than it should be. Really? It is impossible to type normally because of this, every time you use the shift you 'page up' instead. I will be danged if I will try to learn just to compensate for failing to mfg a standard lay out. That is just poor quality control. I am also very disappointed in the weight of this. I bet it is 3 times heavier than the iPad itself. It will not open up all the way to flat. Had I saw this in person prior to buying I would never of bought this. So suffices to say this is going to be my very first RETURN after hundreds of purchases on Amazon.

Well after several day to using it We are satisfied with this keyboard is really good: connect Bluetooth quickly, the key are comfortable, the light it grey with different color and stop when don’t used, the battery is durable. In total the keyboard and the iPad Pro almost weight nothing. We have only a little difficult when opening we need both hands because the top cover where the iPad pro is heavier than the keyboard but it is not serious for us. My daughter have 10 year and working really well with it.We recommend it for the price and quality.

Why the low number of stars? It’s a decent keyboard for the price but I stopped using it after a few weeks because of one key. The Lock key, which is basically a shortcut to the power button on the iPad, is directly above the tiny Delete key and is ridiculously easy to hit on accident. I would be in the middle of typing and try to correct one word and the screen of the iPad suddenly shuts off, requiring an unlock with password/thumbprint. Incredibly annoying. I would make this a five star review if I could remap/disable that one key.