ESR iPad Air 11 Inch Case with Keyboard (M3/M2, 2025/2024) & iPad Pro 11/Air 5th/4th Gen Keyboard, Easy-Set Magnetic Stand, Portrait/Raised Modes, with Removable Protective Case, White

IF YOU ARE READING THE REVIEWS AND CANT MAKE A DECISION ON WHICH CASE TO BUY ON AMAZON WELL IM HERE TO HELP YOU STOP THE DAYS AND DAYS OF TRYING TO DECIDE AND JUST ORDER THIS CANS YOU WILL BE SO GLAD YOU DID AND DIDNT WASTE ANY MORE TIME. I just got my white ESR rebound magnetic keyboard case 360 for my iPad Air 11" M3 I set it up and love it like this case works the best out of all the others and is closest I think to the real apple keyboard case. I only have positive things to say about my keyboard case, I Really wish ESR will come out with just the iPad case it comes with either updated with a magnetic slipcover or a add on to the current one so I don't always need to take the keyboard like to the gym or I want a on the go option that is nice and really light and slim for those times I want it simple and thin and light. would love to see more colours and even a pro version that's a nice metal casing. right now buying the iPad case alone and a sleep cover would make this like 10 STARS!!!!!

I like it and it works well. Typing is pretty easy with the keys. The only thing for me is the weight. I find it to be a bit heavy. Other than that, I really like it. Also, just be cautious that it’ll get dirty pretty quickly especially with the light colors. I like the extra cover it comes with, so you can detach it.

It is a good and decent keyboard case. I like how you could take out the case from the keyboard. It’s Very good. I think the only problem I have is how heavy it feels.

This was a really nice case and definitely great value, since it is far cheaper than the Apple Magic Keyboard but still of great quality. I loved the versatility of being able to take my iPad off of the keyboard (but still have a case on it) and change the orientation. However, I returned the item because I felt that it was far too heavy for me, and it added about an extra pound of weight to my iPad. I opted for a smaller bluetooth keyboard and mouse set instead.

First, I would say this is 3.5 stars but I’m rounding up. I think it would be great for ~80% of people. Here’s what I like: - cost - it’s about a third the price of the official Apple product - full coverage - the magnetic thin case fully covers your iPad and the flap secures the Pencil - the keyboard - I love the backlit colors. The official product (for iPad Air anyway) doesn’t have that feature - battery life - the keyboard itself needs to be charged separately from the iPad however it seems to last forever. I’ve never had to recharge it in the ~month I had it Okay here’s what I don’t like, and why I ultimately decided to return it: - weight - about double the weight of the official keyboard. Having an Air was due to its size and weight and having a really heavy attachment negated that - Bluetooth vs auto connect - the Bluetooth lag isn’t too bad, but it’s not automatic and it slightly annoyed me. The worst part, though, was I felt it made the keyboard buggy (some keys didn’t work, had to reset/disconnect and reconnect. Now back to the weight, which I feel is the issue. While it’s great that it is very protective, it makes the iPad heavy to tote around. Since it has a magnetic thin case (I love this on its own tbh, I’d buy it) the magnet doesn’t stick to surfaces as advertised. Like, I would not trust this to just stick on my fridge. It’s not strong enough. Also due to the weight, I felt it made the device weight disproportionately distributed and sometimes it would topple back if I was trying to view at a certain angle. It also wouldn’t always stay at the angle I wanted because the case. After a couple weeks, you could begin to see the creases in the case which I did not expect. Finally, while the fit was great and I love that it’s basically a two in one case, it is super thick, about 50% thicker than the Apple Magic Keyboard. In sum, it’s a pretty great product for the price, but having had an Apple Magic Keyboard before for an iPad Pro I used to have and my partner also having the Magic Keyboard, I felt like mine was not as portable and decided to return. I think if I didn’t know any different I would have kept it, but it’s still solid and even in white it didn’t get dirty and was very easy to clean, which I appreciated.