Logitech Combo Touch for iPad (7th, 8th and 9th Generation) Keyboard case with trackpad, Wireless Keyboard, Smart Connector Technology - Graphite

I had one of these previously and loved it, but it got damaged. I replaced it with a cheap keyboard/ cover and regretted it — that’s another review. Replaced the cheap one with this when the cheap one stopped working properly. Should have spent the money for this high quality product in the first place. Backlit screen, velvety touch to the keys and both stable and durable. You get what you pay for. It’s a bit heavier than the cheap versions, which is a minor issue when traveling. That said, no going back. This is a great product.

Absolutely love this case. The fit for my gen 9 is perfect. The mouse pad works very well and the magnet keeps the keyboard on perfect well as well as when closed it stays closed. It was the great price for the buy. I’m glad I was able to find this because I didn’t like how other cases had to have the Bluetooth on for the keyboard to work and I would have to buy a mouse just to connect as well. I like to keep things simple and this case does that for me.

I purchased this based on a review I read. Overall I'm pretty happy with it. The iPad snaps in nicely and securely. The speakers have a nice open channel, as does the charging port. The power button and volume buttons are extended to the outside surface of the skin of the "case" and extend the tactile feedback of the button presses nicely. The keyboard attaches with a magnet with satisfying snap as it clicks into place, kind of like the old mag charges on older Macbooks did (I still miss that). The screen goes to sleep when the keyboard is closed, and wakes up with it's opened, completing the overall feel of it really "becoming one" with the iPad. The keys on the keyboard are backlit, which is nice. The touchpad has multipoint features so it operates much like a Macbook does. When the keyboard and kickstand are closed and the whole thing is "buttoned up" it has a nice, snug feel in my hand. I could easily carry it like a book and it's about 2/3 the size of my laptop. A couple of unknowns for me at this point include a few things. First, the rubber loop for the stylus/pen/pencil is a little bit of a concern. It feels like it could stretch over time and potentially not have the snug fit it has when it's new. Additionally, since it's external to the case, I fear that it could get snagged on something and rip out of the seam it's likely stitched into. Second, it's not clear yet how much battery draw the keyboard might have on the iPad. Despite it being a tad thick, it doesn't look like it has an internal battery of it's own to rely on. It attaches to the iPad through the three-point connection on the side of the tablet. Third, the kickstand on the back of the case, which holds the iPad in place while it's in a laptop orientation seems to be a little flimsy. Specifically, the point where it hinges seems like it could become weak over time. Out of the box it works fine, but opening it feels like I'm bending something that isn't meant to be bent. I haven't tried extending it too far because it doesn't seem to have anything built into it from stopping it at any point, so I'm afraid it would just break and end up flopping around. I guess I'll find out over time. Finally, the surface of the entire case (even the palm wrest portion of the keyboard) has a fabric-like feeling to it. While it certainly feels nice and warm, I'm concerned that it could easily get stained and show wear. Again, I guess time will tell. Overall I like this product, and getting it on sale certainly made the cost more palatable. Hopefully if I can be delicate with those portions I expressed concern with, it will last for a while.

Like most reviews said, the cursor on the mouse pad lags a bit and definitely isn’t of the same quality as an actual laptop. That being said, I feel like I could get used to it. I’ve used Logitech for years now, all of their products are top notch with just a few glitches. For this product, it seems the magnets aren’t super strong and the keyboard portion falls off pretty easily. But this isn’t a huge deal, and I love that the keyboard is detachable, it will make my life easier when I don’t need the whole setup, yet my iPad will still be protected by the case. The reason I purchased a new Logitech after using my old one for about 3-4 years is because it seemed like the iPad and the keyboard stopped communicating and it wouldn’t allow me to use the keyboard function. But 3-4 years of using this case every single day for at least an hour a day sounds good quality to me. I urge Logitech to come out with some newer colors. I want a beautiful light, rose gold keyboard case or perhaps a beautiful light blue or light lavender. These serious colors make looking at my iPad less fun.

I received this today. Just set it up which took about 1 minute (literally), and I am SO HAPPY with this purchase. It is better than I expected, and although I wouldn’t say I am picky, I am tough to truly impress, and I am VERY impressed with this. I originally bought an Android tablet that came with a Bluetooth keyboard and mouse, got very good reviews (4.9/5) and was around $100, brand new. Within a few minutes of using it, I was annoyed with it (which I later realized though some troubleshooting was due to a lower level operating system in used in less expensive Android products causing a slight lag time, and the fact that it just wasn’t totally intuitive or fun to use. I had a 1st generation iPad years ago that was intuitive, without lag time, and immediately fun right out of the box, so I returned the Android and decided to go for a refurbished iPad given my previous experience with the 1st generation being better than the brand new-15 years-more-modern Android “deal.” Also, I love Apple products (have an iPhone and Mac), so I decided on a refurbished iPad (9th generation), which was about twice the price of the Android tablet, and I got this Logitech combo touch after a lot of research and questions with Rufus, who kept pointing me back towards the Logitech combo touch as the most highly recommended keyboard case for my iPad. So, while, and so while it was significantly more expensive than other iPad keyboard cases with mouse touch pads (I think I paid about $125 for this, brand new), I decided to take a chance, although I figured there was a better than 50% chance I would think it wasn’t worth the money or that I would prefer the Apple Magic Keyboard. Anyway, like I said, I got it today, just set it up, and although I typically don’t take the time to write reviews of products, the first thing I did was come to Amazon to write this review because that is how much I love it. Anyway, Amazon sells refurbished/renewed older generation iPads in excellent condition (looks and functions as new) with WiFi + cell, 128 GB for < $150 and refurbished/renewed Logitech combo touch in excellent condition for $99, so, if you want a tablet with a keyboard and mouse on a budget, I would recommend this setup over the too-good-to-true brand-new off-brand tablets with Android operating systems. Yes, that means paying more for an older generation iPad and refurbished products (iPad and Logitech multitouch) as opposed to a brand new off-brand 2025 tablet, keyboard and mouse package with an Android operating system, but it will give you an EXCELLENT tablet set-up for <$250 (including tax and shipping) that functions like a laptop, is fun & intuitive right out of the box, and takes no time or effort to set up, as opposed to a glitchy off-brand product that will most likely end up collecting dust or result in you returning bc it is just not enjoyable to use. I can’t speak to how more expensive tablets with functional Android operating systems compare to the iPad/logitech combo touch setup, but I can say that the iPad/logitech combo touch setup is AWESOME!!! 💻❤️☺️

It is good, protects the ipad, has a band to put the pencil in, you can take off the keyboard things i love -it has a mouse pad which not a lot of keyboards for ipad do, i find it really useful -it protects the ipad a lot -you can adjust the brightness and volume from the keyboard -the keyboard has lights so it's good to work in dark places -it has key to search, to lock the ipad and to get out of the app -the support for the ipad it's really good to keep it standing, holds firm -i really like the texture hahaa some cons: -you have to learn to use different keys to a normal keyboard (it's not that hard, i'm used to it by now) -sometimes the keyboard it's not same as how the keys are marked, depends on which app you're using, sometimes it is the same as a desktop keyboard to have to kind of learn and guess which key is what (kinda annoying but you get used to it too) -sometimes it disconnects, you have to take off and on the keyboard to "reset it" when it stops working or gets laggy, that's enough to fix it so it's not that big deal -it adds weight to the ipad, almost like a laptop, maybe it can weight more than some laptops, it's not that bad, but it is a thing to consider overall i would recommend it 100% it's definitely worth the price and it will last long (i'm going on my 2nd year with it)

I have owned and had keyboards for iPad minis, an iPad Pro 11” and this 8th generation iPad. I also have a Surface Pro 6, which is what intrigued me about this case/keyboard setup. It’s basically a smaller Surface, and the only reason I didn’t give it straight 5s is that for one handed use you can’t just flip the keyboard around the back like I can on the Surface. But this is just a minor inconvenience, and certainly not a deal breaker. I have no problem with the feel of the keystroke on this keyboard as another review mentioned. I don’t use this for work most of the time but I don’t think that it would bother me even if I was using it consistently. The key placement is the same as a full size desktop keyboard. I have a keyboard for my mini that has the Shift and Enter/Return keys reversed and that is the first thing I look for in a keyboard. This one has those two keys in the same place as a laptop or desktop keyboard. If you type with any speed, that is a big issue-having to stop and ‘think’ about the fact that those keys are reversed is disruptive. The easy detachabililty of the keyboard is what, for me, sets this case apart from others. I had and returned another major vendor folio case because I don’t want to have to remove the iPad from the case just to use it without the keyboard. Just snapping it on and off is the best solution for me. Pros: great build-very sturdy and the keyboard magnets hold it tightly closed when you carry it. Very comfortable keyboard size and key travel. Love the pencil loop-now I always have the pencil where I am. Kickstand is very secure and makes the iPad ‘lapable’ when I’m watching TV or other activities using the iPad in my lap. Con: Keyboard has to be removed for one handed use, rather than being able to flip it around the back. Neutral: it does make the iPad heavy, but it’s been my experience that you don’t get the quality of keyboard that this has in a lighter weight keyboard. Price is higher than some lesser known names, but less expensive than Apple.

Pro: Absolutely love this key board. I love the click to touch feature as I don’t have to push on the touchpad. I like the color (grayish). It’s very sturdy and easy to use with lots of extra commands on the keyboard itself. I love that the keyboard is lighted. Con: It is a bit heavier than I would have liked making my iPad heavier and also the fact that you can’t use it in portrait mode. Recommendation: YES , YES, YES. I would highly recommend it and would definitely buy it again. I purchased 2, one for my hubby and me!