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iPad Air 13” (2024) Rebound Magnetic Keyboard Case 360
This versatile iPad keyboard case can be used in both portrait and landscape modes to upgrade the way you work
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| color | US Layout-Black, US Layout-White, UK Layout-Black, US Layout-Purple |
Net Weight  |
36.6 oz (1037 g) | Gross Weight |
46.2 oz (1310 g) | Length | 11.2" (285.2 mm) |
| Width | 9.5" (240.8 mm) | Height | 1.0" (26.6 mm) |
| Net Weight |
36.6 oz (1037 g) | Gross Weight |
46.2 oz (1310 g) |
| Length | 11.2" (285.2 mm) | Width | 9.5" (240.8 mm) |
| Height | 1.0" (26.6 mm) |
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| color | US Layout-Black, US Layout-White, UK Layout-Black, US Layout-Purple |
Reviews(94)
Reviews (94)
iPad Air 13” (2024) Rebound Magnetic Keyboard Case 360
FAQs
Yes, this is compatible with iPad Air 13″ (2024).
Yes, magnets in the back case line up with magnets in the cover to allow you to securely snap the case into place, providing a stable stand in raised screen view, landscape, and portrait modes during use.
To connect to Bluetooth, first press Fn + B for 3 seconds to enter pairing mode. Once in pairing mode, go to Settings > Bluetooth > Other Devices > Connect to “ESR Keyboard”. Check out the video for full instructions on connecting your keyboard.
Yes, just press the backlight key to adjust the brightness level between high, medium, low, or off.
When the trackpad is not responding, you have to disable AssistiveTouch. To disable, go to Settings > Accessibility > Touch > AssistiveTouch > Turn off “AssistiveTouch”.
Abdurrahmann Murad –
I didn’t know what to expect – but quite honestly, I have been using this keyboard without the case that comes with the keyboard. The Ipad connects and fits perfectly into the ESR Ipad, and the keyboard is extremely responsive, and so far, I am extremely happy with it – and find it to be a better fit than the Apple option.
Syuhaidah Ash –
i had alot of worries after ordering this as the tracking information was rather confusing and vague. However, after some emails to ESR, i finally received the keyboard. didnt regret agreeing to wait for another day! love it loads! working well and its really pretty!
GBItalia –
Performs well with good iOS shortcut keys. Good quality
roofman –
I love this keyboard case. The keyboard is awesome to type on with a great responsiveness and perfect for working at a desk or on the go. I would never buy the Apple Magic Keyboard since I don’t feel comfortable walking around with a bare iPad. Just too many things can happen. So the combination of the thin, protective case that is easily detachable from the keyboard is an absolutely perfect design. It’s too bad Apple doesn’t provide this option. The other great design feature is the magnetic flap that covers the pencil when it’s charging. With the Logitech Combo Touch that I used with my previous iPad (which I generally liked as a keyboard case as well), I was always nervous to go anywhere with the pencil hanging off of the iPad for fear that I would lose it. That flap definitely decreases the chances of that happening.As others have said, it is a bit heavier then other cases, but that’s both a pro and a con since the extra weight helps keep it in place and support the iPad when typing with it on your lap on the couch. The other small downside is the lag in the keyboard reconnecting via Bluetooth. It would be ideal if it would use the Smart Connector, but that’s only a minor inconvenience.
Chris –
Considering you will pay twice as much with apple this case has it all. I am very impressed.
Fraken –
We have been looking at these for a long time and finally decided to buy one and we can’t say anything bad about this it’s beautiful.
Bryan Anderson –
This is a very nice keyboard. Very satisfying keys to type with and the trackpad works very well. Backlit keys with numerous colour options is a nice touch. It is very well constructed and protects the iPad very well. I would definitely recommend it. Just one issue is that it is very heavy, unexpectedly so. It now makes my iPad weigh more than my MacBook Air.
The Lorax –
.Right from the start i have had problems with the spacebar not putting spaces into written script. The issue is, if you are typing away and don’t look at the screen all the time, when you do, you realise that all the words have no spaces. Then to cap it all the keyboard wont recognise the spacebar. Consequently, you have to delete the lot. I’ve sent it back so i can get the same one again. Hopefully, the problem was just the first one. Even though, I’ve returned it, without the problem its a great bit of kit.
sanjay p –
I really like the case except some cons-1 – it’s heavy, 880gm just the case. When I put the I pad into the case feels like heavier than MacBook Air 14 inch.2 – the keyboard is okay, 2 problems I felt 1 – when I press and hold arrow key for couple of seconds it started moving without stopping, then I had to press other key to stop that move. 2 – the trackpad is not good at all , less responsive, need to press really hard and makes lond noise when I press the trackpad.Trackpad is very lagging sometimes. At least couple of times a day.3 – there is a wired smell comes from the keyboard . Maybe it’s the material, but its wired smell comes.One good thing is the case is very protective, and the magnet are strong.
Anon –
This keyboard works amazing. I have both a MacBook and an iPad but wanted to transition to typing on my iPad so I’m carrying less devices around. The keyboard is satisfying to type on and works smoothly despite being Bluetooth rather than via smart connecter.The only downside to this keyboard is that it does add some weight (which was a given) but the extra magnetic full coverage case that is included protects your iPad when you decide to take it off the keyboard stand whereas the Apple keyboard does not come with the added protection. Overall, saving $300 and getting some added protection out weighs the cons of having to charge the keyboard and connect via Bluetooth (which aren’t an inconvenience to me anyways so I hardly notice a difference)