Logitech Flip Folio, Keyboard Case for iPad Pro 13-inch (M4 & M5) & iPad Air 13-inch (M2, M3 & M4) (2024, 2025 & 2026) - Protective & Stowable Bluetooth Keyboard Case, Multi-Device - Midnight Black

This Flip Folio case is exactly what I needed for my iPad Pro 13”. The Bluetooth keyboard connects instantly and types smoothly, almost like a laptop. I really appreciate the ability to switch between devices seamlessly—it saves so much time when working between my iPad and phone. The case itself feels sturdy and protective without being too bulky. The midnight black finish gives it a sleek, professional look. I also love that the keyboard can be stowed away when not in use, making it more versatile for reading or streaming. Battery life is excellent, and the magnetic closure keeps everything secure. Overall, it’s a high-quality, practical accessory that turns the iPad into a real work machine.

I recently purchased the Logitech Flip Folio, and I’m very impressed with its quality and functionality. The design is sleek, lightweight, and practical, making it easy to carry around. It provides excellent protection for my device while also allowing me to comfortably use the keyboard. The typing experience is smooth and responsive, which is great for both work and everyday use.

Great keyboard case! Two complaints though: 1. Keyboard does not stow very easily in the stand, often comes out and is loose 2. The way to kickstand it is clunky, you have to bend the cover which is not great, and also it doesn’t allow for adjustment of the angles; you can only use the iPad at one angle. Otherwise, this is a good product.

The Logitech Flip Folio is sleek, protective, and the keyboard feels great to type on. I love that it’s Bluetooth and can switch between devices easily. The folio design keeps my iPad safe, and the stowable keyboard makes it super portable. Definitely worth it if you use your iPad for work or school!

This Logitech keyboard case exceeded my expectations. The keyboard is simply excellent: the keys are comfortable and quiet. I can type for hours without getting tired, which makes a huge difference for someone who uses an iPad for work like I do. The case is very well made, offers great protection for the iPad, and allows you to adjust the viewing angle, making it much more ergonomic. Another great feature is that the keyboard can be easily stored away when not in use, keeping everything practical and organized. It really feels like using a laptop, but with the versatility of an iPad. High-quality product, worth every penny. I highly recommend it.

Great idea…poor execution. The keyboard falls off way to easily. Any slight bump and it falls. Can be easily lost. Magnets should be way stronger.

I’ve been using the Logitech Flip Folio for iPad and it’s really convenient. The case is sturdy, gives great protection, and still looks stylish. The keyboard is compact but comfortable to type on, with quiet keys. I like that it can connect to multiple devices and switch easily. The material feels nice to the touch, doesn’t slip in the hands, and the case is lightweight so it doesn’t make the iPad bulky.

I'm a pretty big fan of the Logi portfolios for the ipads because of how rugged they are and how they wrap the device and protect it so well. Their latest generation was a marked decline from the previous one (issues with keyboard/mouse not working, issues with case not fitting well) so I figured that this one would be a nice change of pace given that it's meant more as an improved tablet stand with a keyboard combo. Oh, how wrong I was. And I'm pretty sure I'm returning it. Why is it so bad? For starters, the overall quality of the case is lacking. Even when closed, the joints on the stand part bend so much that it oscillates back and forth across the tablet's screen and feels like it's going to fall off or break, making it feel like a $10 junk case. The keyboard? Cool in theory, not great in execution. The magnets holding it on are strong-ish, but not *that* strong and I 've had the keyboard nearly fall off a couple of times already in the first 24 hours. It's also not clear how you're supposed to orient the keyboard, and on mine at least, the magnetization is much stronger in one orientation than in the other. The keyboard itself is okay, I guess, but feels a step down from their other portfolios. If this wasn't $180, I would give it two, maybe three stars, but the price is the final insult after multiple injuries. This is NOT a premium-level piece of tech. In its current form, it would be worth half of that at most. Paying nearly two hundred bucks with taxes for something that feels and works like some kind of half-baked tablet folio, though? No way.