ONHI Keyboard Case for iPad Pro 12.9 2017(2nd Gen)/2015(1st Gen),7 Colors Backlight with Protective Translucent Silicone Keyboard Cover and 5600 mAh Power Bank for iPad Pro 12.9 (12.9 Rose Gold)

 Pros:Keyboard is responsiveBluetooth 4.0 (lots of 3.0 keyboard out there)Fits wellCons:A little heavy when iPad is attachedNot the latest Apple butterfly keyboard style (may be a pro for some people)

I love love love this! The size and weight are so perfect. This makes my iPad feel like a perfect laptop! The only thing missing is a mouse keypad! (Hint hint) You will not be disappointed! I got the gold and it is satin colored so a slight shine but more brushed metallic. I am super happy!

I’ve been using a Zagg Slimbook keyboard with my iPad mini for several years. I use my iPad and keyboard a lot; it’s very nearly a replacement for a laptop for me. I use it every day, sometimes for several hours every day.I bought a new iPad Pro and almost just bought a new Zagg Slimbook because I had loved my first one so much. I was very reluctant to try any other brand, because I doubted it would live up to the Zagg. I actually had the Zagg Slimbook in my Amazon cart, but kept finding myself going back to look at this one. It was the color, I admit, because it matched my new rose gold color iPad Pro. I got seduced by the color of this one. Of course, I read some reviews first. The reviews all seemed good enough, so I decided to try it, on the assumption I would simply return it if I didn’t like it as well as the Zagg. And to tell the truth, I didn’t expect to like it as much, so I kind of expected I would return it.I can’t believe it, but I love it even MORE than the Zagg. The feel of the keys while I type is perfect for me; just enough mechanical action to get the sensory feedback I need to type really fast, but no noise to speak of. (I’m a touch typist and type something like 85 WPM.). And, of course, since my iPad Pro 10.5 inch is bigger than my previous iPad mini, this keyboard is a bit bigger, so the keys are all more correctly spaced. I guesstimate it’s about 95% of the size of the full-size keyboard on my laptop. I’m pretty sure I’m typing faster on this keyboard than I was on the Zagg that I loved so much.Pairing was painless and fast. (Although the first time I turned off the Bluetooth and turned it on again, I had to re-pair. Hope that doesn’t continue to happen. I’ve only turned it off the one time since I’ve had it.)I’ve only had this a little more than 48 hours, but I’ve been using it a lot (worked almost all weekend) and it’s lived up to every expectation.I also love that you can change the color of the backlighting (the purple is my favorite so far) and that the backlighting has 3 brightness levels.One small complaint is that the right Shift key isn’t exactly where I expect it to be. The up arrow key is where I expect the shift to be. Apparently this is the case on many portable keyboards (although that was not true of my Zagg keyboard. It was in the expected spot on that one.). So I sometimes found myself getting sent back to the beginning of the document (because I accidentally hit the up arrow instead of the shift key.). That happened quite a lot at the beginning and it was frustrating. But I’ve adjusted fairly quickly and am now typing just as quickly as always and hitting the shift key accurately now.It’s a little heavier than I would have preferred, although that may simply be because it’s bigger than my previous Zagg. I didn’t compare the weight of this one to the weight of the Zagg for this size iPad. But for me, this small difference in weight is a minor inconvenience. I’m not carrying it around all that often.The only other place it falls a little short of the Zagg Slimbook is that the case part of the Zagg can be detached from the keyboard so you can carry around just the iPad without the keyboard, but still in a case. This case doesn’t detach from the keyboard, so if you want to use the iPad without the keyboard, you’d have to take it out and it would not be in a case. Again, for me, this isn’t a problem. I never did that with the Zagg; I just don’t use my iPad that way. I use it like a laptop. But I can see how this might be a problem for some people.I really love this keyboard. As long as you understand all the pros and cons as described above, don’t hesitate to buy it. It’s less expensive than the Zagg, and for me, it’s actually better. (But if you can’t live with the above cons, the Zagg Slimbook is a really, really good option, too. I loved that one a lot. It’s ONLY downside was the tiny size, but that was for my iPad mini, so I assume the one for the iPad Pro would be larger, like this one. It has reasonably good action on the keys, it’s a bit lighter (I assume), and as mentioned, you can detach the case from the keyboard. And the shift key is where you expect it to be.)FYI - I did NOT receive any kind of compensation for this review (no free product, etc.). It’s my completely independent review.

This is a nice keyboard and it turns the iPad to a computer instantly. The keyboard style looks similar to apple keyboard. Bluetooth connection is very convenient. There’s different backlight colors you can choose. The case protects the edge of my ipad very well. I am very happy with the purchase and will use this daily for work.

Super cute!!! The front has a matte finish so becareful not to scratch it when you pull off the protective film. The keyboard changes 7 different colors. Perfect fit!

Fits Perfect in my Ipad Pro 10.5 Inches. Like the 7 Colors and 3 Different Brightness Adjustments.Long Battery Life. Auto Lock and unlock from the keyboard. Easy to configure the Bluetooth.

It was time to trade in my iPad Air2 with a ClamCase (Incipio) cover/keyboard. I opted for the silver ONHI keyboard iPad Pro case due to the reviews and price. The keyboard was a breeze to set up. The case provides a thick plastic hard shell to protect the iPad Pro. What impressed me are the cut-outs and thoughtful design features. The cut-out for headphone jack and power cables are larger than the ClamCase and allow for non-Apple plug-in devices. Also the cut-outs for the microphone, camera lens, buttons and speaker are perfectly positioned. The silver paint text is even and quite nice. I added some rubber feet to the bottom so it wouldn't slide off the airline trays. So far the battery life is pretty good and lighted keyboard is a bonus nice. One feature I miss on the ClamCase is the ability to open 360 degrees. the ONHI case opens to 135 degrees. It's a little heavy due to the keyboard and battery but it's acceptable.

Other than being a bit heavy and the hinge being a bit snug and only opening to 135°, I like this case a lot. It feels as if my iPad Pro 10.5 is protected from all but the worst of disasters.