HOU Keyboard Case for iPad mini 7th (A17 Pro, 2024) & 6th (2021) 8.3-inch, Ultra Slim Folio Type of Keyboard, Power Display, Magnetic Protective Cover Support iPad mini 6/7

The media could not be loaded. Great little keyboard. Bluetooth connection is strong. The charging cable is magnetic. Adjustable angle for view. I like being able to switch between keyboard and emojis. Some of the commands/shift keys are different from a traditional qwerty keyboard. Bluetooth Charges last a long time. Also no real protection if dropped. Be careful, if the product is fully opened (flipped all the way over) the keyboard will not work - see last photo. I mistakenly returned it the first time bc I thought it was broken. Just user error.

Pro:Its the thinnest lightest keyboard available for ipad mini. All the others were bulky and heavy. This has great quality build and keys. You can take it off the case easily. Strong magnets hold ipad in place.Cons: I wish the closing would be better. Often the magnets won’t close the case all the way but its not terrible. I wish there was a version with track pad but there isnt room given the mini size. A track pad would also make the case too heavy. The angle of the kickstand could be better. Magic keyboard has a frontward facing angle but again this is minor.Overall: great price, good quality, and lightest keyboard with sleek look and great keys on the market. This is the best you can make it given ipad mini small size.

By far the best iPad mini keyboard I have, and I have tried many.... Super thin with very good battery life and pretty much exactly what I was looking for. Because of the small size, have to use the "control" button to access the third character on many of the keys but not that big of a deal once I got used to it.

I saw this case in a YouTube video, and it looked like an excellent idea for my iPad mini. I don't do super heavy typing on my mini, but I like to take it when I travel, and I detest typing anything of more than a few words with the onscreen keyboard, but sometimes I need to send emails while traveling. I thought I'd give this a shot, but the keyboard was too cramped when it arrived, and I spent more time correcting errors than anything else. Also, it has to be re-paired with my iPad every time I turn it on...kind of a pain. The case itself is nicely constructed, and I wanted it to work out for me, but it just did not.

I’m typing this review using this keyboard.Frustratingly cramped keys. I understand that we don’t have a lot of space to work with but let’s MAXIMIZE what we do have. I’m going to make the broad assumption that anyone who needs a keyboard is more or less on their way to being a touch typist. As someone who types 130+ WPM this keyboard is FRUSTRATING. If I could change one thing about it I would ask for a longer space bar. Get rid of the command key next to it OR give it the same function as space because it’s useless and in the way. Some keys on the bottom line need to be hit extra hard which is annoying.Weird specialized charger. Like at least use micro-usb. I’m going to lose that thing so fast.I do love that it is super light, super compact, and as close as you can get to an Apple Magic Keyboard Folio Deelio. But for the love of god fix the space bar and maybe don’t gang up 3 keys in one key cause I’m going mad trying to type a simple sentence with contractions. PLEASE. We do not need so any Command and Option keys (its not a laptop FFS). Fix it and I will happily buy it again. Otherwise I am VERY much on the fence about keeping it.

The media could not be loaded. Really nice to the touch on both the cover and the keys- which are both a velvety silicone- the cover more so than the keys. The keys have a nice click sensation to them when you type. Not too small for my hands, but will need to get used to smaller key sizes and some of the accents and punctuation are 3 to a key so you have to use different command keys to get to them. Will probably just take some practice using it. It does stay on with the magnet when closed as a case, but keep in mind that nothing holds it in place when it’s sitting upright, besides for it being leaned on the back kickstand. I like the stand, for the most part. It has a nice tactile feel when you bend it over to make it a triangle stand, and doesn’t go all the way so the iPad will be at a slight incline and never be completely upright at a 90 degree angle-which is fine for me. Can’t speak on the battery life, but all in all seems like a nice, clean design.

I love the concept because I would rather type than write. And I prefer an actual keyboard over the screen keyboard, so this was right up my alley. Saw an add on YouTube and swiped over to Amazon and ordered one. When it arrived I noticed it was pretty small, but I thought I could make do. My hands aren’t huge, like medium sized, but this keyboard was so small, I felt anxiety trying to type with it. I wanted it to work so badly but it was becoming an inconvenience because I was making so many mistakes, and I finally just had to accept that it wasn’t gonna work. So I returned it the next day. 😔