Combo Touch iPad Pro 11 inch M4 & M5 2024 2025 - Midnight Black | For M4 & M5 (2024 & 2025), backlit keys, adjustable kickstand, comfortable typing, multi-use modes

Excellent customer service . We all know Logitech has great products but I didn't know their customer service was this great. I had this product for 15 months and it worked beautifully but over time one of the keys came off due to Natural wear and tear I realize that I was 90 days past the one year warranty but I reached out to Logitech anyway on the advice of paid Gemini 3 AI. AI suggested I reach out to Logitech because they're one year warranties are sometimes 2 years and I did and Logitech said even though my warranty was expired in this one case they would make an exception and they sent me a new keyboard which I have received and is working beautifully. I am very grateful to them as a company they did not have to do this!

Touchpad is way crazy to accidental touch. BUT, the real issue is the build quality of the case that surrounds the iPad. Total garbage. The rubber WILL separate. The volume buttons will fall off. The gasketing around the metal backer will pull out. Logitech replaced my first one under warranty after 10 months. The replacement fell apart in 6. They built it to sell, not to last. Do not buy this if you want a durable product.

This protects my iPad from drops and damages. I really like the keyboard with all of the usual keys I use. It doesn't light up as well as my old one but still works fine. I'm a touch typist so not a big deal for me. One thing I really like is that the keyboard attaches to the back that holds the iPad magnetically, so if I want, I can remove it. There is a stand on the back of the iPad that I can pull out to prop it up like a photo frame so I don't have to hold it. I really like that. One thing that is a minus is the pencil. It attaches magnetically but there is no protection against it getting knocked off. The pencil is expensive so I usally leave it in a pencil cup and only attach it when I am going to use it at home. I don't feel safe putting the pencil on when I take my ipad out of the house. Too easy to lose the pencil. It is less bulky than my old Logitech keyboard case and seems to be a lot more sturdy as well.

Overall, this is a nice keyboard and case. I like being able to detach the keyboard when I do not need rather than having to remove the case completely like with the magic keyboard. The typing experience is nice with the keys and trackpad providing a satisfying click and the keyboard also has a metal or aluminum backing. I also like being able to use the smart connector to charge my ipad and power the keyboard. As far as I know this and apple are the only ones that allow for this. My main issue is with fingerprints. I do not have overly greasy paws, but the fingerprints after using this really bother me. What adds to the frustration is how difficult it is to remove fingerprints, even with soap and water. This is not that much cheaper than the apple magic keyboard, and at this level fingerprints should not be this bad. Also, of note, is the part of the case around the usb port. It is a bit thin and feels like it will wear out quickly and become loose.

I purchased the Logitech Combo Touch for my iPad Pro on April 8, 2025. From a functionality perspective, it’s an outstanding product. The detachable keyboard is a brilliant design that makes it easy to switch between productivity and tablet mode, and both the keyboard and trackpad provide an excellent user experience.I’m a heavy iPad user, and my iPad is my primary device for both work and personal use. Because of that, the case sees intensive daily use, so I understand it experiences more wear than it would for the average customer.Unfortunately, after about 14 months, I’ve now experienced the exact same failure twice. The outer material started coming unglued on my original case, and after Logitech replaced it under warranty, the replacement developed the very same issue only a few months later.To Logitech’s credit, their customer support was excellent during my first warranty claim. They replaced the original case quickly and without any hassle, which reinforced my confidence in the brand.What disappointed me was what happened next. When the replacement unit failed with the same defect, Logitech declined my warranty claim because the replacement product had already been registered during the original warranty process. I was also referred back to Amazon, even though Amazon had no involvement with the warranty replacement and the original purchase was well beyond the retailer’s return period.Using the replacement history as the reason to deny support doesn’t seem reasonable. If a warranty replacement develops the same issue, customers should be able to expect the company to stand behind the replacement product as well.I still believe the Combo Touch is one of the best keyboard cases available for the iPad Pro. It’s innovative, comfortable to use, and genuinely improves the overall experience. My concern is that the long-term durability doesn’t match its premium price, and my recent warranty experience has left me questioning Logitech’s support for replacement products.I genuinely hope Logitech reviews both the product’s construction and its warranty process. I’d much rather be recommending this product without reservation, because when it works, it’s excellent.

The keyboard functionality is excellent—keys are nicely spaced, responsive, and the backlighting makes it effortless to type in any lighting situation. I also appreciate the intuitive shortcut keys at the top row, which give me quick access to brightness, volume, and search. The battery life is great, and I don’t have to worry about constant recharging—it holds power long enough for extended use.The keyboard ease is another standout—it feels natural to type on, even for longer writing sessions. At the same time, the whole case is lightweight and very portable, slipping easily into my bag without adding bulk. I was pleasantly surprised at how easy the Bluetooth connectivity was—just one quick setup and it connects instantly every time. Whether I’m working in a coffee shop or traveling, this keyboard case gives me laptop-level productivity without the weight or hassle of carrying an actual laptop. Logitech nailed the design here.

After extensive research, I decided to purchase the Logitech Combo Touch instead of the Apple Magic Keyboard or ESR alternative. While its functionality and performance are impressive, the quality of this product is extremely disappointing.Pros:• Functionality: This keyboard is versatile and practical. You can use it as a keyboard, fold it back to function as a regular case, or detach it entirely when it feels heavy.• Performance: The keyboard has a premium feel, and the detachable design adds convenience.Cons:1. Build Quality: Within two weeks, one of the key covers randomly came off. I contacted Amazon, and they redirected me to Logitech. The customer service process was tedious, requiring several emails, proof submissions, and information exchanges over a week. After returning the original product, I had to wait two more weeks for a replacement. During this time, I couldn’t use my iPad for fear of damaging it further.2. Durability: The case scratches easily, and the black color highlights every mark. Despite using it gently, it looked like a year-old product within just two weeks of careful use.Recommendation:If you’re debating between this and other keyboard cases, do not buy this product. Consider the ESR option for better value or, if your budget allows, the Apple Magic Keyboard paired with a simple Amazon case.While the Logitech Combo Touch excels in functionality, its poor quality and durability make it a frustrating investment.

Don’t think I’ve ever bothered to write an Amazon review in the past but this keyboard struck me as such a sub-par product with undeserved positive reviews that I am compelled. I use my iPad daily for work and travel frequently with it. I was intrigued by the removable keyboard, great price point, and positive remarks and decided to give this a try over the Apple Magic Keyboard. This Logitech unit has a very cheap an flimsy feel compared to the Apple keyboard, the iPad often unexpectedly detaches from the keyboard while moving it around, and the kickstand unreliably supports the iPad on anything other than a perfectly level desktop. This is a reasonable option for someone on a tight budget that doesn’t move their iPad around often but is tremendously inferior in fit, feel, and performance relative to the OEM Apple product.

Fits 2025 iPad Pro M5 perfectly. Easy installation.Pros:1. Good quality keyboard with lit keys.2. Easy installationCons:1. The material used on the case attracts fingerprints and smudges. The old Logitech iPad case did not do it.2. There is no thorough description of all the keys and the touch pad functions I could find.

Honestly, I want to like this; the keyboard is good to type on, and the built in “kickstand” is handy for flying without having to have the keyboard on the in flight tray. Problem is after just about month of owning it, the case is splitting at the bottom so…that’s not promising from a build quality perspective. It’s also a pain in the ass to file a warranty claim. YMMV, but I haven’t done anything unusual with it so I’m not sure why this would happen.I posted this on October 14th which is when I first tried to open a warranty claim with Logitech: severl misdirects by their chatbot later, I had to contact them multiple times waiting for a response. My replacement arrived on November 4th.Since I have a Magic Keyboard, I may just sell this unopened to try to recoup some cash. I'm not confident that anything has changed.In general, I like the ComboTouch because of the removable top with its kickstand (on the 11", it was handy to slot into the seatback ahead of me on a plane and hold it at eye level.) The side protection is nice, but the volume buttons are very stiff. The trackpad is bigger I think, but not enough to make a real difference to me. The case overlaps just slightly on the side where the pencil attaches, creating a lip on both sides that prevents it from getting knocked off easily which is nice (i rarely use the pencil, despite using Lightroom.) It does show fingerprints like crazy, which is annoying but hardly a dealbreaker. Still worried about build quality--but YMMVEDIT: 2025-04-28 I received a replacement, which I didn't use for a few months and then decided to try again. After about two months of regular (and benign) use the case is separating at the exact same place...see the last picture with the ticket in the background. This appears to be a poorly made product.

The product is beautiful love it!

Pros:- Protective case.- Does not use Bluetooth, rather the connector pins on the back of the iPad (similar to Apple Magic Keyboard).- Detachable keyboard (this one is huge).- Multi-angle stand.- Stylish.- Allows Apple Pencil Pro to charge.- Premium product.Cons:- Expensive.- Fingerprint magnet!Personal experience:As someone who does not use the keyboard frequently, I enjoy the fact that this keyboard is detachable and allows me to use the iPad like a tablet. The stand on the case is super adjustable, allowing multi-angle use. It is also pretty sturdy for what it is.However this generation of case has a new material that is very similar to the Magic Keyboard, kind of like faux leather feeling. It attracts a lot of finger prints. As well as the backing of the keyboard portion of the case has a metal backplate (likely for rigidity) that also attracts fingerprints like crazy. However this wasn't a major issue for me, a microfiber cloth removed the fingerprints easily.Overall the biggest downside is the high price and the fingerprints. If you can overlook those two aspects and you want a high quality keyboard-case for your precious iPad, I highly recommend this option!

This is now my favourite case of all time. Love how I can switch seamlessly between a keyboard and a then a writing tablet with a case.