GreenLaw Keyboard Case for iPad mini 7 A17 Pro(2024) & Mini 6 (2021) 8.3", 360° Rotate Case for iPad mini 7th/6th Generation, Touchpad Keyboard with 7 Color Backlit, Type-C Rechargeable, Black

First off, this keyboard is quite good! The touch is definite, ....BUT it is highly sensitive, and many of the keys are in different locations from the standard keyboards.......that said, once you get used to the key placements, it works! I notice sensitivity to random touches which seem to displace the cursor and must be very observant of what appears after a keystroke, or I must erase a long row of jibberish where the cursor popped up at random. I have yet to figure why I would need the screen to swivel at all. BUT it is the best neatest tidiest iPadMini case I have, and Ive purchased several so far. I have two iPadMinis, and this is the only case with a keyboard, which makes it quite convenient, even with the unstandard set of keys. I figure I will get used to the locations of the keys I normally use. In typing this, Ive made various corrections, may fail to correct others....but forgive me. Dont let your hand move too far off the keys, or the cursor will disappear unexpectedly. It is worth trying however. At the time I type this, I cannot locate the apostrophe key.....thus its absence where I use contractions.....but no time now to learn its location. THAT is an example of the issues you will encounter. My hands are not small, they are used to hard work, have some age related neuropathy affecting the sensitivity of my fingertips....but younger folks should fly through their typing. When the case is closed, it presents a solid protection for the tiny iPadMini. It does not fall open accidentally, and the white one I chose stays pristine even when I sweat. Since you WILL make typos, learn first where the DELETE key is on the keyboard.....and be ever mindful of that aggravating CURSOR which can jump without provocation!!!! As more apps allow dictation input, this keyboard issue shoould be less and less as we learn to dictate to the Mini. The case gives good protection to the Mini, and that is of primary importance. I slide it into my bag with no problem alongside my wallet, and even my car keys cannot scar the screen of the Mini. There is a learning curve to remembering where the keys are now found--like the apostrophe, which I seem to use a lot, but I just found it so will practice a bit to see how quickly my hands remember that particular motion.

Works amazing with my iPad mini! Hasn't gave out on me, and I've had it for over 6 months. I love how durable it is, and how the keyboard changes colors. I wish the actual apple Magic Keyboard did that for my iPad Air 13 inch. It feels like an actual laptop. I do like it more than apples keyboard. It stays charged for a long time. It is heavy, but I'm okay with that. The iPad is securely in the laptop case so you would have to tug to take iPad out. I wouldn't recommend taking iPad in and out of keyboard case. I leave it in full time.

I very rarely do product reviews; however, I am so happy with this keyboard case that I feel compelled to write one. I have a first generation iPad Pro with the Apple Smart Keyboard. While I have appreciated some of the features and design of the Smart Keyboard, it’s drawbacks have driven me crazy for the few years I’ve had it. I finally decided to try something new, and hence the 360X Keyboard. Bottom line: the design and build are top notch. (Note: I have had this product for a few weeks, and use it a lot every day.) Here are the main points for me: 1) the keys are large enough and have a good feel and response; 2) the backlit key feature solves my main issue with the Apple Smart Keyboard - I don’t need direct light on the keyboard now like I did with the Smart Keyboard - I can use this one in a dark room, no problem! (I am 76 years old and have some eye issues.) 3) There is a caps lock indicator light! 4) There is a top row of function keys. 5) The 360 degree swivel feature is a brilliant design, and once you get used to it, the multiple positions make you wonder how you ever used anything else (the hinge mechanism seems to be very robust, and I hope it does not become a weak point over time). I have included a photo of the new Apple iPad Magic Keyboard on my iPad screen above the 360X keyboard so you can compare them. The obvious difference is the lack of the top row of keys on the Apple product. The Apple product does have backlit keys and a caps lock indicator - finally. However, at $299 for the Apple Magic Keyboard (and $159 for the Apple Smart Keyboard), the 360X quality and price seems too good to be true. Are Apple products way overpriced? Well, duh. How about the cons of the 360X? Here they are, in my opinion. 1) The 360X doubles the weight of your iPad. 2) The 360X connects to the iPad via Bluetooth, so there is an iPad battery drain (I have developed the habit of turning off the keyboard when I’m not using it, and I hope that means the bluetooth battery use is also off or minimized). And that’s it. Neither of these is a deal breaker for me. BTW, I ordered a similar 360-degree keyboard case for my wife’s iPad Mini from a different company. It had numerous design flaws, so we returned it. Thank you to the 360X designers, engineers and manufacturer - this is, so far, a terrific product and a really good buy. In my humble opinion.

I wanted to love this. I DID love this. I love how well the iPad mini fit in the case, and how cute the case was, and how well it paired with bluetooth, and how versatile it was, and how sturdy it felt (considering what it is). The hinge felt strong and the case felt like it would last. But I learned to type five zillion years ago. I don't look at my keys. And I'm a writer. WHY oh WHY do I have to hit the function key and the letter "o" for an apostrophe? Why is the question mark next to the space bar? I get that this keyboard is SMALL. But I've had other iPad mini keyboards that still keep the traditional key layout, no wonky combinations needed. In fact, once I gave up on "getting used to" this keyboard, that's exactly what I bought. A nice little case with a 100% traditional keyboard. It's perfect. In summary: If you don't touch type or don't use the keys: ' " ? (and some others) very often, this case will be the answer to everything. If you need apostrophes, quotes, and question marks on a regular basis, and you're a fairly adept typist, either plan to re-learn how to type, accept being annoyed every few sentences, or get a different keyboard. It's *not* going to protect an iPad from breaking if dropped, but that's not the point. The point is to turn an iPad into a tiny little computer with style. It does the job.

Very nice quality. It has a nice thickness that keeps the iPad completely protected. Love the 360 degree rotation. I need this for work and zoom meetings. Keyboard works great doesn’t feel sticky when typing for a smaller keyboard. Backlight and brightness is great. This keyboard is definitely a great value for the price. I do have one small issue. The keyboard doesn’t come with any type of charger or charging cord. I hope this is something they would start including since it is a necessity to keep keyboard charged. Good thing I have several of that type of chargers that works with it.

I have an iPad Mini 7 in purple, so of course I had to find an iPad case in purple. I wanted a keyboard case. I spent a long time shopping around on Amazon to find one that I liked best. I’ve had this case now for exactly 3 months and I have to say that this is the best keyboard case I’ve had for an iPad. Pros: - its weight (not extremely light like other keyboard cases) - the deep and clicky keys (a MAJOR plus and a big reason I bought this) - the color options for backlight along with the brightness options for it - the trackpad works well and doesn’t lag - gestures on the trackpad work perfectly - the hinge works well overall Cons: - needing to press the function key for an apostrophe and other symbols - some oddly placed keys (minor issue) - the material of the back of the case (it rubs off) - can’t tilt back all the way or it topples over (can only tilt the iPad back about 90 degrees or slightly over that) - I wish there were a slot for the Apple Pencil instead of just relying on the magnets Overall, this is a great keyboard case and I would buy it again in a heartbeat! I think it’s fully worth the cost and it’s held up very well so far. If possible, maybe a newer version could be made where the material is fixed and maybe some of the key issues (especially the apostrophe problem).

I was looking for a keyboard case for the iPad mini. Its a good keyboard but it just didn't work to well for me. The swivel loosened really quick. The weight added to the ipad itself its not to my taste. The other issue is that it gets stained fairly quickly and its a dust magnet. In the positive side of it, the battery is great and the rgb lights are really good. I think im just spoiled from using my Magic Keyboard from my bigger ipad.

This product works great. It’s cheaper than the apple ones and it has backlight.

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Le da un diseño muy bonito y parecido al original keyboard case de Apple! Me encanta y lo recomiendo 100%

Keys are a little bit small, as expected. But you get used to it very quickly.

Podem comprar sem medo, é ótimo. Não vem cabo para carregar mas é o mesmo do iPad. Demorei um pouquinho pra entender como pareava mas no manual explica direitinho.

I am very pleased with the quality of this product. Though a bit pricier than its counterparts, it earns its keep by actually working as advertised. It then further distinguishes itself with sleek aesthetics and efficient, reliable function. Very pleased.