Nillkin for iPad A16 11th 10th Generation Case with Keyboard, Slide Camera Cover, 7-Colors Backlit Detachable Wireless Keyboard with Pencil Holder and Multi-Touch Trackpad for iPad (A16) 11th/10th GenCarbonfree Certified

I really like this case/keyboard for my iPad Pro 13". The iPad fits perfectly and snugly in the case. The kickstand holds the iPad firmly in place.The best feature is the keyboard is built into the protective case, which makes it much lighter than keyboard/protective cases that require a lot of magnets to hold the iPad in position. I find it close the same weight as my 13" MacBook Pro.The keyboard works well. I've not experienced lags between striking the key and a response showing up. The back lights work as described in sales literature. Pairing took less than 10 seconds. I much prefer this to the Apple keyboard at more than $200 less money.

I looked for hours for the perfect keyboard case and finally found it. I can’t think of any improvements to this design. It’s really rugged but not bulky, and the Apple Pencil holder is very handy. The keyboard and touchpad feel as good as a laptop and the fact that they can easily detach is a big plus. The fully adjustable stand is perfect for “laptop” or tablet mode

Husband bought for his iPad and is very happy with it.

A very good case that was easy to connect to Bluetooth and turns your iPad into a laptop. It loses major points for not being backlit or switching colors and keys, but I knew it wasn’t backlit and in practice, the screen is bright enough that it might not need he extra light so much depending on the user. I just wish it had it anyways. The trackpad works very well and it does what it says on the box, very responsive. The connect key is the C key, don’t miss this because it held me up for a half hour. You absolutely need to remember that the C key is the sync key on the keyboard, the instructions DO NOT make that clear anywhere! The instructions say you need to look for the “connect” key… it’s the C letter key. There is no separate “connect” key. It’s easy to disassemble and turning the screen around is super easy. It’s easy to clean and none of the plastic layers are peeling. Very sturdy. I’m going to give it five stars because it’s just that well made but I’ll be honest, the lack of backlighting is something that I’m struggling with. So I’ll probably still return it and try for a backlit model but I cannot overstate how well made the case is I guess :)

Function on these are amazing and easy to use

I have the iPad Pro 12.9in and needed a new keyboard and case to fit it that could also hold and secure my Apple Pencil. The last tablet I had was an 11 inch that I bought a different case for and it didn’t come with a track pad so I was going to change that this time. The case for my tablet is great. It has bumpers on all 4 corners that will keep you at ease if you ever do drop it. Your camera is protected with the sliding cover that I do appreciate not having to put an extra camera protector over it. The stand that is on the back of the case I really like being able to use my tablet horizontally or vertically. I have had this case for about a month so I haven’t had any major issues with the stand keeping my tablet in the position that I put it in. Now to the keyboard and trackpad. I absolutely love the keyboard it is exactly like a laptop keyboard and I have no issues at all with the connectivity of it. All the functions work like they are supposed to as I am using it while I am typing this review. My issue is with the trackpad. I read the instructions backwards and forwards on how to use it, how many finger I need to use to swipe and which direction for what I am needing. Sometimes it works without a hitch, but there are those frustrating times that when I am trying to click on something it does something completely different. I am not too good to touch my tablet or use my Apple Pencil to go where I need to go on my tablet, but is that not the purpose of using the trackpad? My trackpad picks and chooses when i wants to work and that is frustrating. I will click on a link, and click, and click…nothing. Then when I double click it, it gives me options that I don’t need. Very annoying. All in all i am going to have to buy a separate mouse because I just can’t take the unprovoked attitude that the trackpad gives me.EDIT: Customer service reached out to me and informed me how I could do tap to click on the touchpad and I love it!! It works flawlessly now. I am not the most technical person, but CS wrote me back and informed me how to adjust features in my iPad settings and it’s great!!! Thank you for your help. On your tablet check your keyboard and trackpad settings for adjustments

The media could not be loaded. After explaining that the product was damaged and unusable after only 1 months use, the seller gave us a full refund.

Have used for a couple months now without issue