ESRiPad Air 13 Inch Case Keyboard (M3/M2, 2025/2024) & iPad Pro 12.9 inch (3/4/5/6th Gen) Magic Keyboard, Easy-Set Floating Cantilever Stand, Precision Multi-Touch Trackpad, Rebound Series, Black

Very nicely designed case, easy to use, not bulky, comfortable when working on the iPad, very responsive keyboard. So easy to take the iPad off the magnet anytime, and put it back on. Reliable, quick Bluetooth connection, seamless. Highly recommended!

I had a recent purchase of the same product for my 11-inch M2 iPad Pro and I so loved it!after several days, I managed to swap my 11-incher to a 12.9-inch M2 iPad Pro, and so I am compelled to purchase this product for my new slate as I am already got used to having it.The 12.9 version of this ESR Rebound magnetic keyboard is more refined than that of the 11-inch version, due to its bigger size, they don't have to mix the shortcut keys to the numeric keys.On the 11-inch, you have to press Fn+shortcut key in order to execute a shortcut command (i.e. increase volume, brightness, etc.), while on the 12.9 model, due to its larger size, there is a plenty of room for additional row of dedicated shortcut keys, and for that, you don't have to use the Fn key anymore which I appreciate a lot and I love the most, saving precious time by not having to reach for 2 keys combination. Using a shortcut key is just one tap away on the 12.9 model.Unfortunately, I have to return the item due to its defective trackpad.It seems that the trackpad has been divided into three vertical sections, the middle being a deadzone, that area couldn't recognize a circular motion.Returning the item is fast and easy, and refund has been initiated in no time.After receiving the refund amount, I had immediately placed another order of this item with the hope that they would send me with a non-defective one.PS:I received the new item in perfect and great condition. Nothing to say now, no more complaints!Here’s a 5 star for ESR!

Quality finish at a fraction of the price of the Magic Keyboard. The only criticism is the occasional dropping of key strokes. It happened a lot at the beginning but it seems to have settled down.

I’m really impressed with the ESR Magic Keyboard for iPad. It works flawlessly, feels very solid, and the build quality is excellent. Typing is comfortable, and the magnetic attachment is strong and secure. I’m glad I went for this instead of spending a fortune on the Apple version as this does the job just as well, if not better, for a fraction of the price. Highly recommended!

Although very heavy, it worked ok at first. 3 months in it started having it issues. Now it's completely failed. Replacing with the expense apple one, which I guess I should have bought in the first place.

This is my first time using this ESR keyboard. My first/ initial review is that the key board can be a bit sift and gentle. But I can deny that the outer look and finish and back light in the key board looks good and i am intrigued to use this Keyboard a lot and see what all it can do.Initially i had problem with the delivery, despite i am a prime customer, I haven’t received the product within the time mentioned in the app/website. The delivery was delayed for 2 days. Amazon team has said that it was delayed by the Seller as they has changed the shipping vendor or stuff.

I am looking for an alternarive magic keyboard which is half the price of the apple product. Good thing I ordered 2 weeks before the ESR pencil for my iPAD Pro 12.9. I am completely satisfied with their pencil so I came back to look for their compatible smart keyboard which happened to be available as well. I was surprised that there are 7 backlits to choose from! It's a bit heavy but overall review, I will recommend this to my friends who have ipad pro as well! Definitely will come back for their product updates. It's worth the money!

If you use the pencil with any sort of app like GoodNotes, this is not the case for you. The case basically opens to 90 degrees only. That’s great for typing on the keyboard, but not much else. I suppose I should have figured that out from the photos, but I just assumed the case would fully open and lay flat. The case is also EXTREMELY heavy… while that is probably a plus for durability and stability while typing, the thing is a total brick… feel like I have a 1995 laptop in my briefcase. I’d send it back but I stupidly tore up all of the packaging trying (in vain) to carefully open. So a nice solid case if you intend to use your iPad purely as a screen for typing on the keypad. Pretty much worthless if you use it with the pencil or other touch features.