Logitech Combo Touch Keyboard Case for iPad Pro 13" M4 - Graphite

I don’t enjoy this as much as I’d like, and unfortunately it primarily due to the keyboard cover. It’s to flimsy and thin, and if using on a surface that isn’t practically firm, like the top of a bed, your lap, or the edge of a sofa, places I’ve never had issues using the multiple variations of the Magic Keyboard with both and m1 iPad Pro and the current m4. The surface materials also feel oddly cheep in the palm rests, and the diving board trackpad has a tendency to get false touches form my palms. The trackpad does feel larger than that on the Magic Keyboard, but it’s not nearly as nice. The keys themselves feel good, but not great. Between the flex of the keyboard and the kinda mushy keys, i find my speed and accuracy are taking a huge hit, and it’s just not ... MoreI don’t enjoy this as much as I’d like, and unfortunately it primarily due to the keyboard cover. It’s to flimsy and thin, and if using on a surface that isn’t practically firm, like the top of a bed, your lap, or the edge of a sofa, places I’ve never had issues using the multiple variations of the Magic Keyboard with both and m1 iPad Pro and the current m4. The surface materials also feel oddly cheep in the palm rests, and the diving board trackpad has a tendency to get false touches form my palms. The trackpad does feel larger than that on the Magic Keyboard, but it’s not nearly as nice. The keys themselves feel good, but not great. Between the flex of the keyboard and the kinda mushy keys, i find my speed and accuracy are taking a huge hit, and it’s just not enjoyable to type on for extended periods of time. The keys feel like a less firm MX keys membrane keyboard but with a key cap that is substantially cheaper and had about half the travel, maybe even less. The trackpad is horrible. Its to large into the palm rest and the click feels unsatisfying with no real auditable or tactical feed back. The shining part of this though is the upper case. The firm yet flexible plastic makes the iPad feel secure,and cuttouts are appropriate and accurate. Its also doesn’t add nearly as much c as I expected. Overall feel of the material isn’t amazing though, it’s a similar uncomfortable plastic that feels like a cheaper imitation of the the soft touch material apple uses on first accessories. The kickstand while solid enough, doesn’t instill confidence that it’ll hold up over time. That brings me to the question and obvious comparison. How does this generation of combo touch (MSRP $259) stack up against the first party Magic Keyboard (MSRP $349). I think it’s safe to say Apple’s accessory pricing is ridiculous, so I cant fault anyone for looking for a full featured alternative, however, for as bad a value as the Magic Keyboard is, it feels premium, especially with the updated aluminum top case on the keyboard side. The experience using the combo touch as I would the Magic Keyboard leaves a lot to be desired. I”d honestly rather use the performs gen as i dont get weird false touches and such an overall poor typing experience, which is a bit of a let down as I tend to really enjoy logitechs keyboards from a layout sand feel standpoint. This turns the iPad Pro into more a Surface pro in terms of layout and untiltiy, and i think if you’re looking more so for a good case that happens to have a full keyboard and trackpad. Don’t get this for the keyboard and trackpad unless you’ll use it exclusively on a hard, level surface like a table or desk. If you want a really good typing experience in an all in one form factor the apple offering is substationally better, and the 90 dollar difference feels much more worthwhile If typing isn’t a focus, but more a bonus, it’s worth considering from a perspective that you get to utilize the smart connect to power the backlight of the keyoard, and dont have to worry about pairing of battery drain of a Bluetooth keyboard. This is very much a product that prioritizes the iPad as a table over a laptop replacement, and i fthats your focus, this and an Apple Pencil Pro will be a fantastic combination.

[Rewarded Review] A Must Have!

As someone who’s always on the go for work—particularly for real estate showings—the Logitech Combo Touch for iPad Pro 11-inch (M4 chip) has been a game-changer for me. I’ve been using it for a few weeks now, and it’s transformed how I interact with my iPad in a way that almost feels like having a touchscreen MacBook Pro.One of the standout features is the detachable keyboard. I love the flexibility it offers. When I'm out showing properties, I can quickly detach it for a lighter, more portable setup, and when I’m back at the office or home, I can snap it back on to type up contracts or emails effortlessly. What’s great is that there’s no Bluetooth pairing involved—the keyboard connects instantly via the smart connector, so I don’t have to worry about battery life ... MoreAs someone who’s always on the go for work—particularly for real estate showings—the Logitech Combo Touch for iPad Pro 11-inch (M4 chip) has been a game-changer for me. I’ve been using it for a few weeks now, and it’s transformed how I interact with my iPad in a way that almost feels like having a touchscreen MacBook Pro.One of the standout features is the detachable keyboard. I love the flexibility it offers. When I'm out showing properties, I can quickly detach it for a lighter, more portable setup, and when I’m back at the office or home, I can snap it back on to type up contracts or emails effortlessly. What’s great is that there’s no Bluetooth pairing involved—the keyboard connects instantly via the smart connector, so I don’t have to worry about battery life or connectivity issues. It’s reliable, every time.The trackpad is another highlight. I use it to navigate apps and documents smoothly, and for signing contracts on the go, it's been a breeze. The responsiveness is excellent, whether I’m marking up documents with the Apple Pencil or swiping through presentations during client meetings. The case also offers great protection, which gives me peace of mind when I’m carrying it from property to property. It’s sturdy but not bulky, fitting easily into any sleeve or bag I’m using, so I don’t have to worry about damaging my iPad.I also appreciate how the case doesn’t add much weight—one of my concerns was whether it would make my iPad too bulky, but it’s surprisingly lightweight for the level of protection it provides. It’s sleek and doesn’t feel cumbersome, which is great when I’m juggling multiple tasks or carrying a bag full of real estate materials.In my opinion, this accessory transforms the iPad into a highly functional laptop alternative. It offers a full typing experience, trackpad precision, and versatility with the detachable keyboard. For tasks like signing documents, writing emails, and even presenting during real estate showings, it’s made my workflow much smoother.Conclusion:If you’re looking to turn your iPad into a productivity powerhouse, the Logitech Combo Touch is a fantastic investment. The ease of use, no need for Bluetooth pairing, solid protection, and laptop-like experience make it ideal for anyone in a fast-paced profession like mine. It’s a practical, well-designed case that doesn’t weigh you down, and it looks sleek while doing it.

[Rewarded Review] Absolutely Prefer This Over the Magic Keyboard

I am a big fan of Logitech and their products. I am always impressed with their ability to create new peripherals for all of my tech. I recently upgraded my iPad Pro to this year’s M4, 11-inch model and had originally bought Apple’s Magic Keyboard to go along with it. After using that one with my iPad for a couple of weeks, I decided to return it. Although it is a high quality keyboard case, the limitation of not being able to turn my iPad to portrait mode and hide the keyboard in a compact way was a show stopper for me.Logitech once again saves the day with their latest Combo Touch Keyboard Case. It comes packaged very nicely with a quick start guide. Once unboxed, you’ll quickly discover that it is two pieces, one that attaches to the frame and back of your iPad ... MoreI am a big fan of Logitech and their products. I am always impressed with their ability to create new peripherals for all of my tech. I recently upgraded my iPad Pro to this year’s M4, 11-inch model and had originally bought Apple’s Magic Keyboard to go along with it. After using that one with my iPad for a couple of weeks, I decided to return it. Although it is a high quality keyboard case, the limitation of not being able to turn my iPad to portrait mode and hide the keyboard in a compact way was a show stopper for me.Logitech once again saves the day with their latest Combo Touch Keyboard Case. It comes packaged very nicely with a quick start guide. Once unboxed, you’ll quickly discover that it is two pieces, one that attaches to the frame and back of your iPad and the other part that is the keyboard which, when fully setup, magnetically snap together creating the closable case that fully protects your device. The connectivity of the keyboard is via the iPad’s smart connectors on its back so you don’t have the need for a cable to charge it. Also, if you have an Apple Pencil, there is a perfect space on the top for it to attach to and charge while not in use.Opening the case up for use is easy and when the keyboard is attached it works in landscape mode. There is a fully adjustable kickstand on the back to hold it up in whatever position or angle you prefer. The keyboard is as expected with all the regular keys and along the top is a full complement of iOS shortcut buttons. The large trackpad is great for using it just like you would on a laptop and is very precise in my experience so far. It also allows you to control your screen as you would on a MacBook with the normal finger gesture combinations. While in the landscape configuration, you can remove the keyboard, turn it around and reattach it to the case so that you can use the iPad’s screen like you would without anything else attached. This is helpful when you want to save room on your lap or perhaps while on a plane and watching a movie or, in my case, when you want to turn it to portrait mode.In portrait mode, some apps work better or default to that direction so being able to remove the keyboard is important. Flipping it around and reattaching it, helps to hide and disable the keys so you are not accidentally typing or using the trackpad.Overall, this is a great addition to my iPad and the overall experience. I can seamlessly use my iPad with this keyboard case in conjunction with my other gear and not miss a beat. Thank you Logitech for yet another great product!

[Rewarded Review] Definitely worth it if you want protection

I am currently writing this review on the Logitech Combo Touch for my iPad Pro 11 (2024 model). I have been a long time user of Logitech’s iPad keyboard cases for over 6 years now, and I am always impressed at the progression and ease of case. This current model is no exception as it has greatly improved since a few years ago, and is a great alternative to the official Apple keyboard that floats.The build is very solid, and I love that they kept the removable keyboard with this. The keyboard also serves as the front cover so you know that the screen is very protected from drops or other damage. The iPad itself rests comfortably in this rubber and plastic shell, with a raised lip around the majority of the perimeter. The only areas there no coverage exists is where ... MoreI am currently writing this review on the Logitech Combo Touch for my iPad Pro 11 (2024 model). I have been a long time user of Logitech’s iPad keyboard cases for over 6 years now, and I am always impressed at the progression and ease of case. This current model is no exception as it has greatly improved since a few years ago, and is a great alternative to the official Apple keyboard that floats.The build is very solid, and I love that they kept the removable keyboard with this. The keyboard also serves as the front cover so you know that the screen is very protected from drops or other damage. The iPad itself rests comfortably in this rubber and plastic shell, with a raised lip around the majority of the perimeter. The only areas there no coverage exists is where the Apple Pencil Pro sits. I love that I can remove the keyboard at any time and use the iPad, knowing it has protection on the sides, front and back. The back of this case also has the hinge for propping up the iPad on a desktop in the same say the Surface products are designed. I like this on a desktop because it gives you a very wide range of angles, compared to the Apple one where you have a very narrow hinge ability. But this also means that using the Logitech Combo Touch on your lap will be more challenging due to that back hing.Typing has been a wonderful experience. I love that this has a function keys at the top for lighting, volume, playback and a “dictation” button. The keys feel great typing on, not too much noise coming from this. The buttons feel very comfortable and I have good key travel despite this being smaller compared to the 13” siblings. If you are familiar with MacBook layouts then the keyboard will be very familiar. I also like the enlarged trackpad on this which my thumbs are very happy with. The swiping/scrolling could be a bit more responsive as some times there is lag when I am trying to scroll than the page. This also has backlighting so you can type at night and see where your fingers are. The magnets for the keyboard are very good and the ease of removing this makes the experience even better.Overall, I am very happy with this keyboard and you don’t have to spend too much for the official Apple one. I love the feel of this keyboard but mostly the protection you have when using the keyboard or when you remove it. That was the problem I had with the Apple one is your iPad is exposed and I like having my devices protected from drops. The scrolling could be a little bit better but I am just excited with this as it is my daily driver and I feel safe and assured that this protects my very expensive iPad Pro.

[Rewarded Review] Great premium feel, Logitech doesn’t disappoint

So having owned the previous generation iPad Pro 11” and also the Logitech combo touch keyboard case for that previous model; there is one significant change I can think about and that’s pretty much doing away with this fabric type material look/feel. It’s now just a smooth type of plastic or hard rubber like how it is on an Apple Smart Cover.That’s one significant change while overall you have a slight bigger trackpad and the case seems a bit more low profile and conforming to the iPad, it doesn’t add much thickness to my newer 11” m4 iPad Pro.One caveat about the case, it is a fingerprint magnet. So depending if you have a bit of wet, oily hands (unless otherwise you wash your hands thoroughly), it’s bound to catch fingerprints. You’ll have to keep some sort of ... MoreSo having owned the previous generation iPad Pro 11” and also the Logitech combo touch keyboard case for that previous model; there is one significant change I can think about and that’s pretty much doing away with this fabric type material look/feel. It’s now just a smooth type of plastic or hard rubber like how it is on an Apple Smart Cover.That’s one significant change while overall you have a slight bigger trackpad and the case seems a bit more low profile and conforming to the iPad, it doesn’t add much thickness to my newer 11” m4 iPad Pro.One caveat about the case, it is a fingerprint magnet. So depending if you have a bit of wet, oily hands (unless otherwise you wash your hands thoroughly), it’s bound to catch fingerprints. You’ll have to keep some sort of wipes or polishing cloth to rid the case of fingerprints if that is your preference to avoid a whole buildup.Asides from that, functionality is great with the Smart Keyboard that integrates with the case utilizing Apple’s proprietary magnetic Smart Connector that connects with most iPad Pros. It is just Apple Case Keyboards and so far Logitech Case Keyboards that have the Smart Connector, and draws power from the iPad so there isn’t a battery. The keyboard detaches from the case easily from the magnetic port connector , using the case alone. Case also has a kickstand for different viewing levels.The trackpad is responsive and adds the dot being your mouse cursor on the iPad screen.Though I’m often on my MacBook for working, my iPad Pro is more of free time and other means of productivity, it gets a bit used to the keyboard size and I do have some big hands.However if you’re a professional or a student even, that works on an iPad Pro (the current model) and often on the go and need an integrated keyboard case, this Logitech one is the way to go.

[Rewarded Review] Logi’s Combo Touch is solid, not perfect

This is the latest iteration of the Combo Touch that I have used with my iPads.The my past Combo Touches were for a 13 inch iPad Pro, this one being for my current 11 inch iPad Pro, it is obviously smaller, particularly felt in the keyboard. First, aesthetically speaking, this Combo Touch has some changes to it from the previous models, feeling noticeably lighter to me, even with the iPad being the smaller version, the density feels less. I think part of this is that the material surface doesn’t feel padded like previous versions. This version has a rubbery texture, with no real padding to speak of, but I think this is part of the reason for the less weight feeling. The surface that when open sits on the desktop or table (or lap) is a metal plate, with no rubbery ... MoreThis is the latest iteration of the Combo Touch that I have used with my iPads.The my past Combo Touches were for a 13 inch iPad Pro, this one being for my current 11 inch iPad Pro, it is obviously smaller, particularly felt in the keyboard. First, aesthetically speaking, this Combo Touch has some changes to it from the previous models, feeling noticeably lighter to me, even with the iPad being the smaller version, the density feels less. I think part of this is that the material surface doesn’t feel padded like previous versions. This version has a rubbery texture, with no real padding to speak of, but I think this is part of the reason for the less weight feeling. The surface that when open sits on the desktop or table (or lap) is a metal plate, with no rubbery material over it. This makes the keyboard on the inside a very rigid experience, which is good, but the metal being exposed on the outside is an odd choice to me. It’s the only real part that is not covered. Both materials also show fingerprints pretty easily, and being a charcoal gray to black color, that means this does show fingerprints most of the time. Opening up the case is pretty similar to previous versions. The kickstand on the back of the part that holds the iPad is sturdy, and I find it very supportive. It also doesn’t wobble or anything when open, so it feels high quality. The iPad inserts into this part, and forms a lip around the screen, and while this has advantages, I have been worried that it will cause my screen protector to bubble up. Hasn’t yet, but they touch. There is a cutout for the pencil to attach, and it’s a comfortable fit. The keyboard has a great key travel and feels comfortable as well. The function row has shortcut keys and since this attached by magnets, they are very easy to see and access. There is a home key where the ESC key would be, and it goes home when you don’t have a need to escape something, for instance if you have a menu open in an app, that key will back out of the menu, then hitting it again takes you to the Home Screen. The trackpad is large and sensitive. it is a click everywhere type, and is a mechanical action as opposed to a haptic feedback. Some will love this, some won’t. I don’t mind either way as long as you can click at the top and get the same actions as when you click at the bottom. This is a powered through the iPad device, so no charging is needed. It attaches to the other piece that holds the iPad, so to use the keyboard you have to use the back for the iPad, rather than just using the keyboard wirelessly or attached without the cover. Performance wise I find the keys great, but I’m noticing what I think is a software issue where it either ignores my typing or it types something else. I also notice at times the trackpad will register a touch and I have the click touch option off in settings. For this reason and the easy fingerprint issue, I would consider this a decent keyboard, pretty protective case, and versatility, that needs a few updates and possibly improved materials next go round.

[Rewarded Review] One more Logitech hit!

Personally, my iPad is one of the devices I use the most because of how practical and versatile it is. I have used previous versions of this Logi Combo Touch keyboard case in the past and while some things have changed, it is still a solid and functional product.In the box, which is similar to previous versions, come the two pieces that make up the case and a quick guide.Installation is very simple, basically just like installing a regular case, just be careful with the side buttons and to place the iPad in the correct orientation. The keyboard is attached to the case through magnets, this ensures the correct connection of the connectors of both the case and the keyboard.Regarding the design, unlike its predecessors, the texture of the cover has changed, both ... MorePersonally, my iPad is one of the devices I use the most because of how practical and versatile it is. I have used previous versions of this Logi Combo Touch keyboard case in the past and while some things have changed, it is still a solid and functional product.In the box, which is similar to previous versions, come the two pieces that make up the case and a quick guide.Installation is very simple, basically just like installing a regular case, just be careful with the side buttons and to place the iPad in the correct orientation. The keyboard is attached to the case through magnets, this ensures the correct connection of the connectors of both the case and the keyboard.Regarding the design, unlike its predecessors, the texture of the cover has changed, both the case and the keyboard. The cover texture the case is made of, is a material reminiscent of the Apple cases. However, this material marks fingerprints very quickly. Cleaning it is not so easy and once it is done, it is a matter of minutes for fingerprints to be present again. In the case of the keyboard being somewhat similar, the plastic material of the cover has a finish, which despite being matte, fingerprints are marked too much. Compared to the previous version, where the material covering the case and keyboard is made of fabric, this version may leave a little to be desired in this regard, although it is also a matter of taste. Despite these changes, the design in terms of form remains practically unchanged. At the top (in landscape mode) there is a space in the continuity of the contour of the case where the Apple Pencil Pro or a compatible Pencil is stored. The case covers well the ipad contours and part of the screen. In my case, the screen protector leaves enough space to fit the case well with the iPad.The keyboard has practically the same layout as an Apple keyboard, only three keys change in the shortcuts at the top. The search button and show/hide keyboard are replaced by a dictation button and a screenshot button, and finally the screen lock button is replaced by the one to activate/deactivate the Focus function on the iPad, for greater concentration, a change that I personally wanted a lot, thanks Logitech. The keyboard backlit is adjustable, something that is appreciated. The touchpad is a perfect size, made of rigid plastic but with a very smooth finish that allows you to slide your fingers without any problem. Clicking is very easy, not too much pressure is needed and it responds very fast.The keyboard in daily use seems to me a comfortable keyboard, quiet, accurate and with a pleasant finish to the touch keys. It has good adjustable lighting, useful shortcuts, and a layout easy to use for Apple users.Personally I like it a lot, it feels more comfortable than the previous version which in itself is good.The case with the keyboard attached works like a conventional case folder, turning the screen on or off when opened and closed respectively. It can be used without the keyboard with one hand or on a surface to view multimedia content or in a comfortable position to write or draw on the iPad.In daily use, I can say that the experience is very similar to the previous version. The difference is that by the very nature of the iPad M4, it is lighter than the previous one. And because of the materials this case keyboard is made of, it does not make it a very heavy iPad, it is actually a reasonable weight.In summary, if you, like me, have been looking for a solid case that protects your iPad but can also be used as a keyboard, that can be used without the keyboard, that can be placed in different positions, compatible with Apple Pencil pro, that allows you to use with one hand and that despite being folder type does not feel bulky or have unnecessary straps or snaps that prevent you from using your device comfortably, this case keyboard is a good investment. I consider that in the market there are many options at different prices but it is a little difficult to find a device as versatile and functional as this one. I can recommend it without a doubt, its price is worth it.

[Rewarded Review] Robust offering with better protection

As a previous owner of this keyboard/case for my old M2 iPad Pro, I was happy to see this come out for the M4 considering I have since upgraded to the M4 and I could not be happier. This has a leg up on the Magic Keyboard in a few different ways which I will list later on. For the device itself, as with the previous iteration, it is powered by the smart connector pins and features a removable keyboard and there are 4 different ways/viewing angles to use, depending on what you need it for on any given day. Personally I use it as the standard layout (keyboard attached, stand extended) or stand extended but keyboard removed for media consumption. I would use it for pencil writing as well but the little kickstand they have tends to be a little "springy" which can also ... MoreAs a previous owner of this keyboard/case for my old M2 iPad Pro, I was happy to see this come out for the M4 considering I have since upgraded to the M4 and I could not be happier. This has a leg up on the Magic Keyboard in a few different ways which I will list later on. For the device itself, as with the previous iteration, it is powered by the smart connector pins and features a removable keyboard and there are 4 different ways/viewing angles to use, depending on what you need it for on any given day. Personally I use it as the standard layout (keyboard attached, stand extended) or stand extended but keyboard removed for media consumption. I would use it for pencil writing as well but the little kickstand they have tends to be a little "springy" which can also mess with people that utilize the pressure sensitivity features of the Apple Pencil. On to the pros and cons:Pros:-The trackpad is very responsive has a tactile feel to it so when you press down, you will feel the click- The trackpad is about 1 1/2 times the size, both in height and in width, of the official offering from Apple (which I also have) and somehow they managed to keep the part with the keys the same size-the previous generation had a fabric covering all around which was not exactly liquid proof but this time around they used the same silicone material on the back/kickstand as Apples and under the keyboard flap, it is a hard material (aluminum maybe?) with a silicone bumper surrounding it. This gives it a sturdier feel AND allows for easier cleaning.- It does feel and appear a little thinner compared to the last model. This could be from the iPad itself being thinner as well-function keys are similiar to the Magic Keyboard but the location of the keys is a bit differentand now the cons:-As with last offering, Logitech does not include anything on the top/side of the Combo Touch that will assist in holding the pencil in place. Numerous times I had slipped it into my bag only to find it would popped off. Sure there are 3rd party things you can buy (which I did) that slide between the iPad and the back cover and help prevent accidently knock offs, but it would have been nice to see something built in-The kickstand is both a boon and a hindrance. If you are tight on space, this might cause a problem if you need the kickstand extended fully but if you can afford the space, it adds a stability that the new Magic Keyboard does not have (the USB-C hinge charging port also adds a wobble when you apply any sort of pressure onto the screen)Overall, this will be my go to case for a long time to come. It offers great protection all around, 4 different viewing angles, helpful function keys AND the big one, a price point I like.

[Rewarded Review] Some serious issues with Logi’s latest iPad case

I’ve been a BIG fan of Logi’s iPad accessories, having always had at least one of these for every iPad I’ve owned since my original iPad Pro in 2016. For a while, Logitech was the ONLY game in town using Apple’s native smart connectors on the back or spine of the tablet to connect for keyboards that don’t need separate batteries or even offering backlighting on a few models they’ve offered over the years.Until Apple offered their own Magic Keyboard for a significantly higher price, I’d have argued that these were even superior to many of Apple’s own accessories and “folio” products for iPad, offering better connectivity, durability, and protection for the iPad itself. I believe in previous generations Ove even discussed that in reviews.This new Combo set lives ... MoreI’ve been a BIG fan of Logi’s iPad accessories, having always had at least one of these for every iPad I’ve owned since my original iPad Pro in 2016. For a while, Logitech was the ONLY game in town using Apple’s native smart connectors on the back or spine of the tablet to connect for keyboards that don’t need separate batteries or even offering backlighting on a few models they’ve offered over the years.Until Apple offered their own Magic Keyboard for a significantly higher price, I’d have argued that these were even superior to many of Apple’s own accessories and “folio” products for iPad, offering better connectivity, durability, and protection for the iPad itself. I believe in previous generations Ove even discussed that in reviews.This new Combo set lives up to much of the previous hype. Redesigned for the thinner latest-generation iPads, it continues to offer a few things I love about the Combo touch sets:- Native Apple Smart Connector support: No fiddling g with separate battery charging or Bluetooth. This works just like an Apple genuine accessory with native PIN connection to the tablet- Excellent Logitech keyboard and touchpad: The generations where they’ve included a touchpad with the keyboard are excellent. This year is no exception. The key travel and typing feel are on-par with Logi’s reputation in this space.- Innovative detachability of the keyboard: This being an iPad case, I really like the detachability of the keyboard that leaves the case as a nice sturdy iPad case with kickstand when typing isn’t needed. It also provides reversibility to make the keyboard cover just part of the tent mode for movie watching out of the way.No review would be complete, without countering these niceties with the many issues I have with Logi’s latest offering though:- The new detachable keyboard feels more flimsy than previous at-bats for Logi. It’s not cheap, but not as cork and robust as previous generations.- Like the new iPad Pro (I have the nano-glass version) this new Combo case is a fingerprint magnet too!! Why did Logi abandon their woven/wool texture for this roughened plastic aesthetic that collects seemingly permanent fingerprints and requires me to wet wipe down the device a few times a day - Isn’t the point of good protection and style gear to avoid this?- The kickstand form factor is WAY less lap-able than Apples own keyboard: While Apples keyboard is almost twice as expensive, in this latest generation, they’ve nailed the “overhang” ratio and it’s so easy now to lap the Magic Keyboard, balanced and aligned properly. This Logi offering turns my iPad into a Surface Pro of sorts - Flimsy keyboard hinge and thin kickstand make it only possible to use on larger flat tabletops or desks. With the kickstand and flat keyboard approach, it also requires more depth than competing solutions overall.- my final gripe is perhaps the biggest of all: Logi designed a really nice magnetic closure into this setup that seems to use the iPad’s built-in magnetic closure which is great - But they failed to put any gaps into the design for pulling the keyboard or kickstand open when going to use it! There’s no tab area or gap for your finger to reach in and pull the kickstand open or detach the keyboard when it’s acting as the screen cover when fully folded. I keep stressing the joint of the kickstand by pulling it off too aggressively or slowly wearing a notch into the one side where I’m always picking at it to open it, and I know I’m prematurely wearing the keyboard at its link point by sliding it around away from its magnetic clasp to get it to open sometimes.Two steps forward with great support for this gen’s iPad, but a few very regrettable steps back. If you love the Surface-esque vibe this puts off it’ll serve you well, just be prepared with a tool to open it and have a deep tabletop ready and your cleaning cloth when you do.

[Rewarded Review] Versatile iPad protection

The Logitech Combo Touch Keyboard Case for the iPad Pro 11-inch (M4) is the ultimate tool for those who demand versatility and productivity on the go. As someone who travels almost every week, this keyboard case will quickly become an indispensable companion for my iPad, blending protection, performance, and convenience in one sleek package.One of the standout features of this case is its seamless versatility. It offers multiple use modes—Type, View, Sketch, and Read—allowing me to switch between tasks effortlessly while in transit. Whether I'm typing out emails, sketching notes during meetings, or catching up on shows during flights, this case handles everything without a hitch. The detachable keyboard is particularly useful when I want to use my iPad Pro in a ... MoreThe Logitech Combo Touch Keyboard Case for the iPad Pro 11-inch (M4) is the ultimate tool for those who demand versatility and productivity on the go. As someone who travels almost every week, this keyboard case will quickly become an indispensable companion for my iPad, blending protection, performance, and convenience in one sleek package.One of the standout features of this case is its seamless versatility. It offers multiple use modes—Type, View, Sketch, and Read—allowing me to switch between tasks effortlessly while in transit. Whether I'm typing out emails, sketching notes during meetings, or catching up on shows during flights, this case handles everything without a hitch. The detachable keyboard is particularly useful when I want to use my iPad Pro in a more relaxed mode, such as when sketching or reading. I can easily remove the keyboard, adjust the ultra-flexible kickstand, and enjoy the freedom to position the iPad at the perfect angle for the task at hand.For typing, the large, multi-touch trackpad is a game-changer. It's responsive, smooth, and offers familiar gesture controls like swipe, pinch, and double-tap, making navigation intuitive and productive. Whether I'm working from an airport lounge or in-flight, the trackpad's precision feels like second nature, eliminating the need for constant screen taps.Another critical feature for someone always on the go is the backlit keyboard. With up to 16 levels of adjustable backlighting, the keyboard is a pleasure to use, whether in dimly lit settings like airplanes or during those late-night work sessions in hotel rooms. The keys are responsive and offer a satisfying typing experience, even when I'm working on tight deadlines.The protection offered by the Logitech Combo Touch also brings peace of mind. Its sturdy, yet lightweight form-factor keeps my iPad safe from scuffs, scratches, and bumps, whether it's in my backpack or tossed into a carry-on. The case covers the front, back, and corners, ensuring all-around protection without adding unnecessary bulk. I particularly appreciate that it doesn't compromise access to any of the iPad's ports, including the USB-C, making it easy to charge or connect peripherals without removing the case.The Smart Connector is another feature worth highlighting. There's no need to worry about charging the keyboard, as it's powered directly by the iPad through this connection. The instant and secure connectivity it provides makes setup a breeze—simply attach the keyboard, and you're ready to go.In summary, the Logitech Combo Touch Keyboard Case is a fantastic travel companion for the iPad Pro 11-inch (M4). It strikes a perfect balance between portability, protection, and productivity. Its detachable design, flexible kickstand, and large trackpad all contribute to a versatile user experience, while the backlit keys and Smart Connector ensure that I can work efficiently anytime, anywhere. Whether you're a frequent traveler like me or simply someone who values flexibility in their work setup, this keyboard case is an excellent investment.