CHESONA for iPad Air 11 Inch Case with Keyboard M3/M2 (2025/2024), 7-Color Backlight, Multi-Touch Trackpad, 2 Wireless Channels, for iPad Pro 11 (4th/3rd/2nd/1st Gen) & iPad Air 5th & 4th Gen, Black

Great option for iPad Pro 11”. Holds the Apple Pencil conveniently, protects the inner corners well with extra standoff space, magnetic cover portion to hold the case closed works well. Recommend

Exceeds expectation. And includes an adjustable stand for your phone too (not mentioned in detail). Keys press nice. Sturdy, nice compartment for pen and extra tip. If someone returned this, probably didn't check compatibility. Have to press hard to get tablet into case at last corner. Fits tight and secure. iPad and pen definitely won't pop out of this case. Only con; the instructions use a tiny picture of the keys to press for the BT. Used a magnifying glass. The last page does rectify this with standard readable print, saw that too late. It is shown on ad page of Amazon also. BT connects fast and easy. And you have the option of a second BT channel and switching between the two with the Fn and Q or W -nice again. Backlit keyboard colors and intensity control are great -nice again. I went with a pale soft yellow. Here's a trick. While you can place the Pen Pro in the space provided below the iPad -and yes it is really secure- alternatively you can leave the pen pro on the magnetic top of the iPad and keep the keyboard attached to the magnetic base of the folio case there is enough material that you can close the case flap and secure everything. Only issue, don't know if keyboard would scratch iPad. I'm using thin cushioning. Case and keyboard weigh more than expected, but good -and strong. Plenty of functionality keys including screen shot, home, search, screen lock and audio controls. Also, the touchpad is why I chose this case. And it can be turned off easily -Fn+Spacebar.

The typing experience on this keyboard is good, but not stellar, I would say. The touchpad works as advertised, though the gain on scrolling is pretty high (small finger movements translate into big screen movements). The weight more than doubles the weight of an iPad Air. But, at $35, it’s a steal! I find it impossible to write anything more than a few sentences without a proper keyboard, so having a keyboard plus stand combination like this is mandatory for me. I like the fact that the charging port is USB-C, the same as the iPad. This is the first iPad case that I’ve owned with a trackpad; I find the trackpad useful in certain situations, but easy to trigger a mouse click, which can zoom you off to somewhere you didn’t intend if you’re not careful. Fortunately the manufacturer of this keyboard case provides a way to turn off the trackpad: you press Fn <spacebar> to toggle the trackpad on and off. The main drawback that I didn’t realize when I purchased it is the fact that the iPad sits in a case that is permanently affixed to the base; the keyboard detaches, but the flap remains connected to the iPad in its protective case. So you have to fold it under/behind the iPad when you want to use the iPad in portrait mode. It’s not a deal-breaker for me, but something to keep in mind if you’re someone who spends most of your time viewing in portrait mode. Other than that, it’s been very functional and easy to use. I’ve not had any issues with the Bluetooth connectivity or battery life.

I originally didn’t really like the keyboard because of the touchpad. Every time I typed, the touchpad was so sensitive, it would click on another line, so my entire text would be on a differently line. I also didn’t know I could change the color of my keyboard. I didn’t really figure out how to change it, but it didn’t bother me back then. I ended up coming back on here to see if anyone had the same problems as I did. I ended up reading through the description and honestly, I’m glad I did because I learned how to turn off the touchpad, which is a great relief. Now it’s been great. I don’t have any problems with it. The connection is fast and typing is easy. I’m so glad I rechecked because I honestly would have returned this because it was bothering me so much. I own the apple version and I’ve used it for 4 years, and I didn’t want to spend 100+ dollars again on it. This is not only cheap but has more features. It is worth the price and the quality isn’t bad.

Yea so it’s cool ngl, it’s like the regular keyboard but ofc it’s slightly worse. But you get what you paid for so who am I to complain. The trackpad is a little iffy but you can slow it down by going into settings > general > keyboard & mouse. Then slow down the trackpad using the slider. Scrolling is definitely rough but as expected since the trackpad is made of rough plastic. It’s weight is light and it feel sturdy. It connects to Bluetooth easily and it shows the battery percentage of the keyboard if you have the battery display widget on your homescreen. It’s not clacky at all and feels just like a laptop keyboard. I definitely recommend this product tho if you’re looking for a cheaper option, 10/10. If having issues with it then it’s definitely a user problem and not a technical problem. Also quick tip if you want to use you iPad as a laptop; turn on stage manager aka multitasker.

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Quick delivery and good quality. Fits perfectly.

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It works and easy to connect, but HEAVY and No Backlight!