Keyboard Case for iPad Air 13 (M4 2026/M3 2025/M2 2024) and iPad Pro 12.9 inch 6th/5th/4th/3rd Generation–Magic-Style Magnetic Keyboard Case with Multi-Touch Trackpad – Floating Cantilever Stand

works as should bought for my daughter and she loves it. very durable and works as it should

I bought another before buying this one and was so disappointed. My friend had an actual Apple keyboard and I loved hers, so I was determined to find something comparable. OMG, I took another shot at it and am SO GLAD I did!! This keyboard is EXACTLY like the Apple EXCEPT it is BETTER! It has all the benefits of there extra function keys that the Apple keyboard doesn’t have. It works great, it’s much more lightweight than the previous one that I’d purchased and it holds a charge forever, made with excellent quality, and is super durable. . The only con for me is that it’s too good! I’m an old school touch typist and my thumbs keep touching the mousepad when I’m typing, which can be frustrating sometimes, but that’s totally MY fault. Don’t pass this one up. It costs a little more than the others, but WAY LESS than an Apple, and I’m a BIG Apple fan. If you’re considering this one, think no more, it’s DEFINITELY worth the money. This one rates 6 stars from me!!

I’ve been using this for almost a year and it is a great alternative to the Magic Keyboard from Apple. My only complaint is the weight, it is considerably heavier, but it has been a great keyboard and I’m glad I saved the money I would have spent on the Magic Keyboard if I hadn’t found this. I ordered another one for my daughter’s iPad and she is also happy with it.

Excelente producto

Im a criminal defense lawyer and Law School Professor who uses my Ipadpro for all my cases and classes. The new case is comfortable, , light to carry, opens and closes with ease, responsive keyboard and ergonomic screen angle. I had the previous model which I used with my iPad12.9 and really enjoyed it. I recently purchased an iPad 13 which required a new keyboard case, which is incredible! It opens and closes with ease, connects to the iPad with a tiny device that goes into the USB-C slot, which allows you to simultaneously power up the iPad and the keyboard. The keyboard lighting and the trackpad are also terrific. Just got it today, but if it continues to function the way it does now, I would give it 10 stars!! I had one question which I directed the customer service. Customer service gets 20 stars exclamation point.

This is the 3rd Runelk iPad Keyboard case I have purchased, for 3 different iPads. They work amazing, give nice coverage, and are not bulky or heavy. I did give it a 5 Star rating even though I ordered a gray one and received black. I already have a black and white one, so I was looking forward to getting a different color. This does not take away from how great these cases are, as they are a great value, the keyboard and touch pad are nice and reactive and the magnet strength is strong and holds the iPad in place without the worry of it falling or slipping off the case. I highly recommend.

Great except for one minor “glitch”, and that is being unable to activate the Emoji screen with a key shortcut. Very frustrating. After contacting the seller, I got my response to my “problem” overnight! WOW!!! Great service, even months after my purchase!

I purchased a Logitech Slim Portfolio Pro keyboard cover shortly after purchasing my 3rd generation iPad Pro. It served me well over the years, but the covering started cracking and peeling. While there was nothing functionally wrong with it, I finally decided to shop for a replacement. There are literally dozens of choices on Amazon, including many that appear similar to this one in design, which is apparently a knock-off of the much more expensive official Apple offering. With 4 and a half stars, lots of positive reviews, and one of the lowest prices for this style, I figured this was a safe bet. I must admit that I’m not very happy with my choice. My review however is colored by comparison to the cover I replaced. My Logitech is of the A-frame design rather than the floating screen variety like this one and lacked a trackpad. Truth be told, I’m not a big fan of track pads on Windows PCs and usually use a mouse, so the addition of one for this case wasn’t a selling feature. However, the trackpad can be turned off, so I figured it would be no different than what I was used to where navigation is done by touching the screen. The problem is that the hinge between the keyboard half and the screen half has a LOT of play in it (see video). This is certainly not an issue if you always use the trackpad, but for me it is very annoying. I will have to either force myself to learn the trackpad commands and use them or deal with the screen literally bouncing under my finger when I touch it. The Logitech design is rock solid in the “laptop” configuration. With the Logitech, I quickly got spoiled by the keyboard and tended to leave it in that configuration most of the time. The iPad magnetically locked in place to the keyboard along the bottom edge, so I could pick it up and carry it by the screen without having to close the cover if I was just moving the short distance between one location in the house and another. Due to the play in the hinge however, I find myself wondering if I probably should be closing this one when carrying it. Opening the case from the closed position is a two-handed operation rather than being able to simply tap the screen to awaken the iPad. On the rare occasions I wanted to use the iPad in vertical orientation, the Logitech keyboard could be folded behind the screen. That is not an option here and you have to physically remove the iPad from the case if you want to hold it vertically. The plus is that you don’t have the weight of the unused keyboard to hold in addition to the iPad (which is one of the reasons I rarely did so with the Logitech), but at the expense of there being no protection being provided by the case. The magnetic attachment of the cover is strong enough that I have no concerns about it accidentally coming off during normal use. However, intentionally removing it and putting it back on is also a two-handed operation, more so for reattaching it. As a result, I am just as disinclined to use the iPad vertically, as I was previously. As for battery life, while my Logitech could easily go months between charges, this new case doesn’t seem to last but a few weeks. The Logitech keyboard would go to sleep after a short period of non-use and wake when touched, so there was no need to close the cover to turn it off. This one seems to operate similarly; however, I have had more than one occasion where after a period of unuse, the keyboard didn’t respond until the case was closed and reopened. Perhaps the design is such that the keyboard only goes to sleep for brief periods but shuts off after a longer span and closing the case shuts it off as well? If that were true, closing the case between use sessions may well extend the battery life as just waiting for it to turn itself off is causing avoidable drain; however, I have not been able to confirm this hypothesis based on available documentation. The keyboard itself is actually pretty nice. The keys have a decent amount of travel and are more clicky than the soft press feel the Logitech has. This is one feature I actually consider to be an upgrade. The backlight being adjustable is also a plus, but even though the Logitech’s backlight isn’t adjustable, I’ll take its longer battery life over this. At the end of the day, it may just be that this style is not a good fit for me and in hindsight I wish I would have gotten something more like what I have been used to. UPDATE Apr 2024: After my initial review, the manufacturer contacted me and offered to replace the defective product. I'd give the product another 1/2 star if that was an option for the customer support as they at least made an effort to address the hinge problem. While the new hinge is certainly stiffer than the one in the previous cover, it still has a bit of bounce when the screen is touched. Again, if you use like to use the trackpad and are not trying to navigate by touching the screen, this may be a perfectly acceptable cover for you. I've tried to get in the habit of using the trackpad, but I tend to instinctively reach for the screen out of habit. It's therefore just not as practical for me as other designs and I'm ultimately going to have to shop for an alternative.

Excelente producto, muy buena calidad y funcionamiento.

it's NOT a runelk Keyboard AVOID

Se adapto muy bien a mi IPad sin problemas y el teclado fue muy fácil conectarlo