RAYMCRAFT for iPad 11th(A16, 2025)/10th Generation Case with Keyboard, Magic Keyboard 2022, Springy Backlit Keys, Stain-Resistant Surface, Multi-Touch Trackpad,Black

Excellent quality for a generic keyboard. Fits super well, and doesn't add too much to the overall weight. Great articulating magnetic back. Easy bluetooth connectivity. Typing experience is solid, tracking pad is useful even if you need to physically click. I like that the closure has a very sleek compartment for a pen. Looks very neat and minimalist.

I have been using this keyboard for a few weeks now and it is amazing!!! Very comparable to the Apple brand Magic Keyboard. The keys are a little close together for girls that have longer nails that may make it more difficult to type with. I like that the iPad magnetically attaches to the case for easy switch to a non keyboard case. The keyboard does have some weight to it and with the iPad on there it feels like laptop weight. There is no lag in the typing via Bluetooth that I have noticed. There is a slight lag when you have not been typing for a minute but it needs a moment to turn back on. The keyboard connects right away as well. You can even see the charge on your iPad widgets. The functionality of the magnet case is very sturdy and I do not feel like the iPad will fall off. The hinge that opens and closes the case is also very sturdy and the iPad will not close on its own. I leave it open on my desk most of the day while I work and it has not failed me yet. Overall the value for your money is met the apple magic case is listed at $270 making this one a much cheaper option for practically the same product minus the apple logo and it comes in fun colors!

I tried several keypad covers for my ipad. I got this one, it paired very easily with my iPad. Its made well. Its easy to use. I love the material it is made out of, it is not the hard plastic. Keys are nice and they are comfortable to the touch. I hesitated because i had bad experience with other keypads and due to the cost of it. But its worth every penny.

The case is great. The only issue I have is that the track pad button sticks often. Could use some reworking.

Very good quality. Keyboard charge last a long while even if you don’t turn it off. Easy to connect. Just note that you can’t fold it back. The picture is the max you can go back.

Great quality, works great, ipad air compatibility

Yes its perfect and it works well the magnetic strength is perfect and it feels good and the price for it is so worth it

Works great connected really easily to my iPad. Bluetooth is a easy fast way and when you tap on it, it sounds so satisfying.

This is a high quality must have accessory for my tablet. This is a great product. The keyboard fits my 11 inch iPad perfectly and the magnet hold it tight. I was skeptical at first when I saw the angle that the tablet sits with the keyboard, but it is truly the bast set up. the keys are comfortable and easy to type on with the screen angled up at you. The stand is a just a great design for the iPad. The keyboard keys feel really good and high end to the touch. The multi colour lights and backlit features make this product must have for the iPad. I liked the ability of the touchpad as I sometimes find myself using that to adjust where I am on the screen rather than reaching up to the tablet itself. It’s a good option to have and allows you to decide what’s best for what you are doing – scrolling through a recipe or editing one. I chose the black colour which friends and family were concerned that it would show dust and dirt, however, the case stays clean and looks brand new still. This is a very nice find for a tablet accessory. I will seek out products from RAYMCRAFT again.

I used this case on an 11th generation iPad (non-Air) and found its keyboard to be quite good, its trackpad to be a bit unusual, and the case as a whole to be a bit lackluster. THE KEYBOARD: The keys are easy to see thanks to the contrast and the optional backlighting whose colour can be changed and which turns off after about 30 seconds of inactivity. Its key legends are US English, but if you know where your other layout’s keys are, like French Canadian, you can use them, without the ISO key, of course. THE TRACKPAD: Good but has to be pressed down to click, and can’t be tapped. THE REST: The Bluetooth connectivity is instantaneous (less than 1 second) and the lag is fairly decent; the case carries a magnet for the iPad to detect it being closed or opened, and a magnet on the side can host the Apple Pencil you use with it. However, the case can’t be fully rotated to tablet mode with the iPad in place and the keyboard on the back, which means if you want to use the tablet as such, you have to remove it from the case.

I got this to try with a new iPad A12 that I just got for my wife for Mother’s Day. It charged quickly, holds its charge well as she has been using it daily for a few hours without having to recharge it in a week and a half. The iPad attaches to the keyboard magnetically and holds well, but is easy enough to pull off if you want to. The typing board has a nice touch to it and is backlit. I wasn’t sure about the mouse pad given this is for an iPad, however was very impressed as it operates exactly like the mouse pad on my MacBook! The two finger swipes, three finger swipes, etc. It is a good holder and keyboard and works very well. The only thing is that given it is a combo the holder only opens a bit less than 90 degrees and then to tilt the iPad back you need to bend the top 3/4 of the flap to tilt the iPad back, but it works well, as long as you don’t do it by the bottom of the iPad, as it then pops off. It also shuts down the iPad when closed. I don’t regret getting this keyboard as it works great!

I recently change my iPad Air to the newer 10th gen iPad. As such I was looking for a new keyboard folio but didn’t want to spend OEM money on a official iPad keyboard case. I saw the Raycraft keyboard folio that looked very much like the OEM Magic Keyboard and decided to give it a try. I ordered and it arrived in 1 day thanks to Amazon prime! Upon opening the box you will find the keyboard cases, charging USB-C cable and some instructions for the shortcuts. Upon looking at the case more closely I can see it’s a well made keyboard case and has some great attention to detail. My ipad attached magnetically to the case so that you do not have to insert into a TPU case. The camera cut out was a perfect fit. The extra flap on the case (not found on the OEM version) was a great addition to keep the case closed….in addition, the flap as a slip spot to hold a Apple Pencil! The case itself is of a brushed soft felt feeling material and felt great in the hand. The case and iPad together was of a decent weight that I could carry around all - day. How is the keyboard for day to day use? Well I can tell you that the keyboard is very well made and felt very good in my day to day usage over a week period. The key travel was just enough to allow you to have enough feedback, and has a nice clicky sound. I could type for extended periods of time without worry. The trackpad is made of a very smooth finish and was a welcome addition for another way to interact with the iPad. However to be honest, I would keep using the touch screen instead of the track pad out of habit. But I can see it come in handy when working with spreadsheets. The build quality of the keyboard is very good. As I mentioned above, the iPad attaches magnetically and I had no concerns of the iPad falling off. The swivel hinge is very tight and allowed me to position the iPad to various angles while I worked. 5/5 stars for the Raycraft keyboard case and would recommend to anyone looking for a keyboard case.

Rugged convenient iPad case with keyboard. Inside the box we have one manual one cord, one case with foam insert. Simply connect the iPad after powering on the keyboard and it’s good to go. Bluetooth pairing took seconds navigation was instant. Concerns of note! The keyboard spacing between the keys feels really tight the distance between the home row keys and the space bar is so close and spacing between each key left to right, makes it hard for someone with thicker and larger hands to type. Built by design the keys are pushed further to the front of the case, allowing the iPad to safely lean against the back of the case. My only concern with this design is the following there is no protection for the sides of the iPad, and this case could have included that! Second, the keyboard feels heavy enough that the weight between the iPad and the keyboard could very well be balanced between tabletop and iPad angle. It’s this design that makes the keyboard hard for someone such as myself to use efficiently and furthermore, it places limited real estate in front of the keyboard effectively eliminating any comfortable use of the trackpad. Ideal for those with smaller hands this case would work well. For those looking for a sleek, modern compact design. Further to this statement, some consideration could have been put forth on protecting the sides of the iPad. Overall, the case is a solid case with great support however, feeling confined it’s not for me.