FINTIE Keyboard Case for iPad Air 11-inch M3 (2025) / M2 (2024), iPad Air 5th (2022) / 4th Generation 10.9 Inch - Soft TPU Cover w/Magnetically Detachable Bluetooth Keyboard, Lilac PurpleClimatePartner certified

I had to come write a review for this ipad case with keyboard, especially the keyboard. First of all, the white color is pretty and matches my white logitech mouse. BUT the real reason I came back is because I ordered this almost 14 months ago and I've only had to charge the keyboard *once*. I know it depends on usage, but I forget all the time to turn it off but it goes into sleep mode anyway. You just tap any of the keys a couple times and it wakes back up.Another positive, the keys are the satisfying click-y kind.The keyboard is a little on the small side because, duh, it's meant for an ipad case but it's still easy (for me) to type on.The keyboard isn't backlit so if you're typing in the dark, and you're one of those people who can't type without looking at your fingers (not judging you but....) the only light on this keyboard is the blue light to tell you if it's on, or waking up.I originally bought it for my ipad air but the case combined with the keyboard make it overall super heavy and you might as well carry a full laptop around. I mostly use the keyboard now with my 2015 macbook pro and it works flawlessly with that as well.The case color I chose was the "starlight" and it's a light creamy beige with a slight shimmer, very pretty if that's your thing. I can fit my apple pen snuggly and charge it at the same time. The case has a snug magnetic closure/flap, but you are limited to landscape mode if you want to prop up your ipad to type. The keyboard magnetically sticks to the flap of the case.Not sure why this is a frequently returned item.Great buy, and fair price, imo.

Firstly, I would like to state that I am a heavy and spirited user of Android and regular PC products. The only reason why I have an iPad Air (5th gen) is so that I could use Procreate (which is an application that I LOVE btw).:So it’s really telling for me to state that I absolutely love this casing product. I had a basic iPad casing before, but it isn’t nearly as durable or HEAVY as this one.It feels as though you’re lugging around a small textbook, which can be a deterrent for some, but I see this as a needed functionality. Because of this weight, I know that if I drop my iPad with this on, that there won’t be any scratches whatsoever.The keyboard is a wonderful addition and it functions as needed. Nothing really to write home about, however if there is one complaint that I have, it would be that it disconnects to quickly. The battery life is decent, but I hate having to leave for 5 minutes and coming back to the keyboard automatically turned off, causing me to go through the process of turning it on and reconnecting it to my iPad again. It’s annoying, but noting that’s really a deal breaker for me. Maybe they’ll fix this in future generations since I did purchase this a couple of months ago.TLDR: Great product, love the weight and durability, keyboard is okay and needs some fixing concerning connectivity. A solid 4.5/5 stars (if I could give the review that)

I'm using the Fintie Keyboard Case for my iPad Air 5th Gen M1 10.9". That's a very light pad.I also have a Microsoft Surface Pro 11 Elite, which has a 13" screen, and the Surface Pro Keyboard with Slim Pen magnetic case.To be clear, this is essentially apples-to- (ahem) apples - the result is that both tables have protected screens and integrated keyboards with space to hold the pen, and I have pens for both of them. The Microsoft keyboard includes a trackpad, and the Surface Pro is a full featured computer that can do tablet stuff.Of course, naked, the iPad Air is much lighter than the Surface Pro. You'd expect that considering the smaller screen and lower power. But it also lacks a kickstand.Dressed in their respective cases, the iPad Air with Fintie Keyboard is HEAVIER than the Surface Pro 11! 44.5oz vs 41.5oz. I measured with a kitchen scale because it was so surprisingly heavy.I also have the Supveco "Composition Book" case, so I compared that to this Fintie WITHOUT the keyboard. It's about 2/3 the weight; 12oz to 21 oz. I suspect due to the magnets in the Fintie. (The keyboard ads another 6.5oz or so.)The Fintie is super-nicely packaged. They're a class act. And while the components look similar from photos to other providers on Amazon, it does seem top notch. Pairing was easy. But other downsides include:> The keyboard is not iPad specific; it includes Android instructions.> No obvious pics for how to store it and the tablet inside the case.> Propping it up isn't all that secure. It won't get hurt, but it does slide down sometimes.Don't get me wrong - this is a great deal and works quite well, but it is heavier than I expected.

I really like my new iPad case w/keyboard. It’s very pretty and I like the key board that came with it.

I needed to replace my 3 year old iPad case, so I decided to get one with a lit keyboard. Everything is just as it was described. I really like the smooth feel of the case and the keyboard works great! It has a smooth feel to the keys. Glad I bought this one.

Quality is quite nice! Keyboard feels sturdy and connection is seamless. However, important to note that the global key/fn key does NOT work. I contacted customer support and they did not respond back. If you value the global key for keyboard shortcuts, possibly avoid this product. Otherwise, the product is decent!

This iPad case is perfect. I got a new Sand colored ipad. This case is the same color. The case allows for the iPad to be used at three different angles. The place for the pencil makes it easy to take the pencil out and holds it snug when not use. When I bought the iPad I also bought the apple keyboard/case. That was extremely heavy and I returned it. This case is exactly what I wanted and needed for a fraction of the cost.