Rebound Magnetic Keyboard Case 360, Compatible with iPad Air 12.9, US Layout, White

I love this keyboard. It is very close to the Apple magic keyboard and the keys feel very similar. What really seperates it from the magic keyboard is that this one actually has a backlight and a case for the iPad when removing it which was a total failure on Apple's part. Also, this keyboard is 1/3 the price of Apple's so this was a total no brainer for me after watching many YouTube videos. It definitely has some weight to it and does not feel cheap in any way. I prefer the weight because it makes it more stable. I love that it has a magnetic flap to keep it closed and hold in your magic pen. The keyboard holds an amazing charge, I used it for about 4 days without shutting it down and it used less than 4% of the battery which is amazing. I loved the fact that I didn't feel like I had to always shut it off because it was perfectly fine to leave it powered on, it powers down on its own when not in use, you just have to tap a key to wake it back up. It also remembers your settings for the backlights color and intensity. You cannot go wrong with this keyboard.

A good alternative to official Apple’s keyboard. A lot cheaper and good quality for a third of the price. However, quite heavy and slowly loses colour over usage or possible oils or sweat. Still function and good regardless

This is 10 star. We purchased this for a new iPad Air 13” & it’s a fraction of the Apple keyboard price but just as good. High quality, very impressive, and as always lighting speed delivery from Amazon’! Thankyou. Very happy. 10/10

I'm sure you have the same dilemma as I am., Debating whether I should buy the Apple Magic Keyboard (MKB) or the ESR Hybrid Case. Price is always an issue for MKB, plus ESR has the 6th row of keys (that MKB doesn't have) and the case to protect the iPad. The overall build is solid, robust, and looks premium. The craftsmanship is superb. The case fits tightly to the iPad Air M2 13-inch. Every hole lines up perfectly. The Bluetooth connection is fast. As soon as you turn it on, it connects to your iPad instantly. The magnet is strong. The keyboard is exactly like what a keyboard should do. Nothing to lush about...you know like on the YouTube reviewer.. "ooo it's so comfortable to type." Yeah... it's a keyboard, not buying underwear people. The touchpad is responsive. (I changed the sensitivity to 75% so it is a bit faster to respond). The only minor glitch, sometimes the click on the touchpad, won't register the click. I'm sure this is more of a user error. since I only spent using it for 2 weeks. Weight-wise, yes it is a bit heavy. I felt like the same weight as my MacBook Pro 14-inch M3 Pro. But that's to be expected. If you want to use the keyboard, you'll have to deal with the weight. I plan to use my iPad as a laptop wannabe, so weight won't be an issue. Besides, for me, the iPad Air M2 13-inch isn't a featherweight either in the first place. But your use might be different. A SMALL TIP: The flap that you fold when you close the keyboard, can be used to store your apple pencil when you are using the keyboard (if you don't want to put the pencil on the charge mode). I found this accidentally. During the keyboard use, the flap has a magnet that can be folded and stuck to the back of the folio. You can stick your Apple pencil on the fold there. The magnet is strong enough that the Apple Pencil safely be tucked in there. OVERALL: I like everything about this keyboard. The price, the craftsmanship, the trackpad, the keyboard, the 6th row of keys, the material, the build quality, the case, the magnetic strength, and the Bluetooth instant connection. It's a good bargain for the money. And a great 3rd party replacement for MKB. However, with a heavy heart, I had to return it and opted to buy Apple MKB and swallow the $350. The reason. is not because the ESR wasn't good, but it's because I like to use the KUXIU magnetic folded arm iPad stand that I already had. I found it too much of a hassle to take the iPad in and out of the case to change between them. I just don't like the case will be pressing the volume button/power button every time I put the iPad back in the case because the case fits snuggly. So it's more about convenience and the ecosystem of accessories that I already have, rather than the quality of the product. I almost want to just keep it. But on second thought, it would just be a waste of money, since I only have one 13-inch iPad. Even though I ended up returning, I still recommend this case. It's the closest thing to Apple MKB with the bonus of getting a case for your iPad and the 6th-row keys at a price that won't break your bank.

Great design, just WAY TOO weighty for traveling, which was my purpose for buying it. And after years of touchscreen habits with using an iPad, I found the touchpad was kind of irrelevant. For using at a regular station at home or other, it is a really nice accessory.