Nillkinfor iPad Pro 13 inch Keyboard (M4, 2024), iPad Pro M4 Magnetic Case, Detachable Backlit Keyboard Stand, with Magnetic Wall Mount,Portrait/Landscape New ipad pro 13 inch Trackpad with TrackpadCarbonfree Certified

Seems to work great. The keyboard isn't quite as good as an actual laptop keyboard, but it seems to work great. The trackpad is great for scrolling. Using it as a mouse to click on things is taking a bit of getting used to for me, but it works. I feel like the case provides good protection for my new iPad Pro. I hope I don't drop it and find out either way!

This is a heavy duty iPad cover with a lot of functionality built in. First, and most importantly, it feels like it will protect your iPad very well. But the other features are great as well. The keyboard is very handy and the stand that holds the screen at an angle is nice. I do feel it's just a little overpriced. But aside from that, I can recommend it.

I had a wonderful keyboard case for my original iPad Pro, and after I bought my 2024 iPad Pro, since that manufacturer didn't have a current model of their case, I went through several that were just so-so before finding this EXCELLENT modular keyboard case for my new M4 11-inch iPad Pro. (Note: There's a separate version for the 13-inch iPad Pro. Make sure you order the right case for your iPad!)For starters, I love that this product includes a slim case for when I just want to use the iPad. That's especially true on the couch when I'm watching TV, or in bed. I don't have to wrangle the extra bulk or weight of the keyboard if I just want to use the iPad as is, but I still get the protection of the wraparound case that covers every edge, ever corner. The case takes a moment to put on, but it feels like it's holding quite securely once you're done.When I do want to use the keyboard, its flap holds securely to the magnetic back of the case portion, and that flap has a flip-out stand panel that's surprisingly sturdy. I can now set the iPad on a desk or table, or even on my lap, and the stand holds it up at a good angle. (It balances just fine on my legs while I'm sitting, which isn't true of some of the keyboard cases I tried.) If I'm not using the keyboard but do want to use that stand, the keyboard can fold to the back, out of the way.The keyboard itself? Just fine. It paired with my iPad quite easily following the instructions in the tiny instruction booklet but also included on a sticker right on the device. Of course it's not quite a full-size keyboard and they're not quite full-travel keys, but I've found it pleasant enough to type on, and I appreciate the backlighting. I fully charged the keyboard via USB-C cable, and the charge lasts for weeks with occasional use. Nice!The touchpad on the front edge of the keyboard panel also works just fine, and it responds correctly to multiple-finger gestures. Between the keyboard and the touchpad, the iPad Pro really acts like a laptop.There are features here that I didn't think I'd care about. The magnet that holds the iPad case to the keyboard component can also be used to hold the iPad on a metal surface like the stove hood or the fridge while you're cooking so you can keep an eye on a recipe, or on a metal cabinet so you can watch a video while you're in the workshop. And there's a little sliding panel that lets you cover the iPad's rear camera lenses for privacy. Even if those don't bother me, I like that I can cover them for the benefit of others in a meeting, for example.And, there's a slot properly positioned to hold my Apple Pencil when I'm not using it, and keep it charged and ready to go. They seem to have thought of everything, and I'm really glad I found this case.

When this case arrived it was everything I wanted. The keyboard is nice and thin. The keys are super responsive and I love that the whole keyboard lights up. This allows me to work in dim lighting which I have to a lot of times. I love that this case came with another magnet so I could mount this in my kitchen when I am cooking without taking up counter space.The case itself feels really sturdy. I don't think my iPad is in any danger of being damaged by normal things like being dropped while in this case. Like others have mentioned I wish the stand was part of the case and not the keyboard as it takes up tons of space. Overall good experience. I would recommend it.

I have had similar cases for previous versions of my iPad, and I like this one best yet. It has a track pad which my others did not have, which is a really nice addition. The keys on the keypad are backlit, which is also awesome. I had no trouble connecting to it, and the connection is very stable. The case itself is more rugged and protective than others I have had, which does add a little bit of bulk, but it's worth it to me. The keys are nice and responsive, and the case holds the iPad in pretty firmly. All in all I'm extremely happy with this, and I'm glad that I did not get the OEM which is much more expensive and perhaps not as functional.

The ipad pro fits snugly into the TPU case. They keyboard connects via Bluetooth and needs to be charged separately. I do wish the stand was built into the case and not the keyboard. As it is, you need a fairly deep footprint for everything as the stand extends further out. They also provide a second sticky magnet for you to put on another vertical surface that the iPad case will then magnet to. The keyboard is sufficient for the light use I'd put it through.

Pros:- The case feels very sturdy and protective. It is, however, a bit tricky to put on. You need to slide the iPad under a small “tab” to line up the iPad’s volume buttons with the case’s plastic “extender”.- The case has sliding camera cover - which seems like a very good idea. It is well designed.- The stand is part of the keyboard instead of the case. This means if you choose to just carry the iPad around without the keyboard, its iPad+case weight is lower than it would be if the stand was part of the case.- The keyboard’s backlighting is bright and lights up the keys well without being overly bright and distractingCons- The backing case with its magnetic ring works well with the keyboard stand. However, the case is too thick to allow the M4 iPad Pro’s built-in edge magnetics to work with, for example, a magnetic stand-hub. You need to remove the case to use it with such a stand-hub.- The show stopper for me is the less than premium keyboard. The keys are very stiff and difficult to type on. I needed to literally pound the keys to type. And, even then, keystrokes were sometimes not detected. If you are a touch typist, this might be a less than optimal keyboard to use. However, if you are a very heavy typist, this might work well for you.