typecase Touch Case with Keyboard for iPad Pro 13-inch(M5/M4, 2025/2024), iPad Air 13 (M4/M3/M2, 2026/2025/2024) & iPad Pro 12.9 (6th/5th/4th/3rd) Trackpad, 360° Rotatable, 11-Color Backlit-Sp.Grey'26

The Typecase Flexbook Touch elevates my iPad to a near-laptop experience and integrates seamlessly within my Mac ecosystem. The elegant fit and premium feel are outstanding. Practical drawbacks: the keyboard sleeps after 4–5 minutes of inactivity and can’t be customized, and the absence of a kickstand means it tips back too easily—adding rubberized grip would also make carrying safer.​ On the bright side, the trackpad is smooth, gestures work reliably, and adjustable backlighting plus flexible angles suit all environments. Battery life is solid, and the case is modern compared to my old Logitech Combo, which wore out after a few years. Only minor design quibble: the Apple Pencil holder looks a bit off. This case is a sensible upgrade, and a few tweaks could make it perfect.

The product works fine as it should - as a keyboard. But the case seems very flimsy and has a clumsy twist to either side when opening. You surely need both your hands to open. Was it a good buy - sure I did compromise over apples own keyboard or Logitech, but too much of a compromise. They could have cut out the cheap frills like colour leds and instead focused on build quality. Buy only if you must really pinch a few rupees.

Supposed to allow use of iPad like a laptop - but don't think they have tested the product with real iPads. The key-board is too light, so when opened like a laptop it promptly tipped over backwards and the whole thing nearly fell off the table. So the product will have to be constantly supported / rested against something to be of any use. For the price point we would expect them to take care of such basics. The bluetooth connectivity was quick and the keyboard and touchpad worked - one star for that.

Great product and value for money

This is really good for working on iPad while on sofa or bed or even desk with good battery life, responsive keyboard. Except that the trackpad is very clunky and noisy, not good.

Using this keyboard case for the past 1 month.Premuium Quality.Fits perfectly.You can use it as a Laptop mode and as a tablet mode and the battery lasts FOREVER.I didn't charge this keyboard even once after it arrived and it is still at 80%. Has a slot for the Magic pencil and it is tightly bound. Definite Value for Money. Note:It is on the heavier side to hold when you use it as a tablet mode but that is the only con.

product is good and working in condition

The typecase wireless keyboard cum tablet cover works Great with my iPad Pro 12.9”. The central hinge is sturdy and rotates as intended, a cool and useful feature. All is great except one glitch: The Tablet weight make keyboard imbalance and rise up being light weight. One has to hold the keyboard with palms while using it.

Purchased one of these for myself and my wife because she has been wanting a keyboard for her iPad Pro but didn’t want to spend what I did for the Magic Keyboard. I decided to try it because it offered more flexibility. Turns out that we both love it. The lighted keyboard is cool and the “7” positions are pretty neat too. Only drawback is in laptop position anything passed a 90 degree angle and it’s too heavy and wants to tip over even not on a perfectly flat surface. Other than that no complaints.

I am a veterinary student, therefore am on my IPad all day for note taking. this case is absolutely perfect. It is super easy to switch from typing to tablet mode, the pencil stays in place when I throw this case into my backpack, and the battery life of the keyboard is great. There is no lag at all when typing or using the touch pad, I have absolutely no complaints, way better purchase than apples magic keyboard because there is a slot to hold and charge the Apple Pencil and you do not have to take it out of the case for tablet mode. I am not positive how it will hold up over time though since I have only been using the product for a few weeks .

The keyboard itself when turned on, has nice color choice. I've used it a few times to create emails and the cursor jumps from the original point to wherever. You have to locate it. The typing is smooth if you can get through it without the jumping issue. The keys are super sensitive to the atmosphere, lol. There's no hard typing here. Just think about it and it'll happen. You Cannot flip the keyboard over. Let's say you're in computer mode but need to take a note. You have to swivel the iPad around instead of flip. It protects the keys but it is not quick presentation action. The worse thing for me is that I write a lot vs type but I knew I needed a keyboard case to avoid having to pull out my windows pc every single time I had to send a serious email. Problem is, the location of the on/off key is not good for your battery life. It's on the side. It's a slider not a push in. With the swivel not flip, your keyboard can be turned on at any time. At a barely touch or bump it. You don't know that it's on when the keyboard is covered but you'll get that blue neon halo over the window you're working with and you'll know it flipped on. It's not a heavy case not even with the 12.9 on it. I can stick it down in my purse and not have to carry an additional bag with me. It's just those minor things that can be annoying if you're expecting a full battery only to find out that it's been on all the time. The on/ off should be on top above the keyboard area. That would save from accidentally turning on or jamming that tiny on/off slider button. Also, if you plan to use your iPad in tablet mode while charging your keyboard, the keyboard charging port is on the opposite side as the ipad. It must bebin type mode to be able to charge them both on the same side without needing a longer cord. That's my assessment after using it every day for 7 days.

Purchased an iPad. Yacht to have a case in this makes the case when it folds up typing for many different angles as possible. Body is plastic but durable. It passed the drop test. I’d buy it again. I think it’s a good product.

The thing I noticed what they overlooked was several things. There wasn't an ALT options on the other side of the keyboard (I pay very good attention to details), the lock requires holding the alt button and doesn't just do that automatically, the lights don't automatically turn on (needs to be turned on manually), and the keyboard goes to sleep after a set amount of time. This 1 request might be too much but I would have preferred there to have been a kickstand because if I bend the screen too far back, the case will tip over and this gives me anxiety knowing it could tip over when placed in a bad spot. Something to prevent it from tipping over should have been considered. Good thing is the mouse pad, option to turn off the mouse pad, adjustable angles, and customizable lights. Battery life is fair as it can go a long time without needing a charge but it varies on activities and use. The sleep timer prevents the battery from draining but I tend to forget when if it's on or not sometimes. It would've been nice to have additional buttons since it looked like there was enough space to put a few but the keyboard case is enough to turn your tablet into a computer/laptop. Last concern is the case feels too smooth. Needs some kind of rubber or grip for holding or carrying as there are times I worry if the thing will slip out of my hands. Edit 1: keyboard has a serious flaw! Don't even let sweat get on it or else it will kill your keyboard. 1 drop was enough to make the G, H, and "' keys nonrespondant. I'm usually careful but this 1 incident shows they do not take droplets into consideration for durability.