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iPad Pro 11” (2024) Rebound Magnetic Keyboard Case 360
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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, UK Layout-Black, US Layout-White, UK Layout-White, US Layout-Purple |
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30.0 oz (850 g) | Gross Weight |
38.2 oz (1082 g) | Length | 10.0" (255.1 mm) |
| Width | 8.1" (205.3 mm) | Height | 1.0" (25.7 mm) |
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30.0 oz (850 g) |
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38.2 oz (1082 g) |
| Length | 10.0" (255.1 mm) |
| Width | 8.1" (205.3 mm) |
| Height | 1.0" (25.7 mm) |
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| color | US Layout-Black, UK Layout-Black, US Layout-White, UK Layout-White, US Layout-Purple |
Reviews(83)
Reviews (83)
iPad Pro 11” (2024) Rebound Magnetic Keyboard Case 360
FAQs
Yes, it’s compatible with iPad Pro 11″ (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.
When the trackpad is not responding, you have to disable AssistiveTouch. To disable, go to Settings > Accessibility > Touch > AssistiveTouch > Turn off “AssistiveTouch”.
Jack Gillett –
Works and fits perfectly.
Donna from Canada –
Exactly what I wanted. Easy to work with. Color is exactly as shown on site.
Kristina Fish –
This is the perfect alternative to the Apple keyboard. It protects your iPad well, magnets are sturdy, and it charges your Apple Pencil when you have it attached. The Bluetooth is snappy coming back on after sleeping for awhile. The only things I would change is to add a kickstand on the iPad case and for it to come in pink.
ESR Customer –
The connectivity is extremely simple. The inner case fits alittle off but it still works. For the price point, this is extremely good for most. The only thing I dont like is how heavy it feels compared to others. The keyboard size takes some time to adjust because of sizing. Magnet strength is awesome. Putting the ipad vertically/horizontal with ease is a game changer. Touchpad is really responsive and nice. I use this as a backup for school and it was a no brainer for the pricepoint compared to others. I was able to buy the keyboard, pen and writing sheet for half the price of other competitors
Oohmynose –
I’ve owned my fair share of keyboard cases over the years, and I’m always on the hunt for the “perfect” one. Most recently, I picked up this ESR case, and after some hands-on use, here are my thoughts. The first thing you’ll notice is the impressive sturdiness. Your ultra-thin iPad will definitely feel chunkier, but the trade-off is rock-solid protection, especially handy if you’re on the road and worry about bumps. The hinge offers multiple viewing angles, though not as wide as Apple’s Magic Keyboard, but I still find it adequate for typing and media-viewing. I’m typing this review on it now. The magnet also allows you to place the iPad slightly higher, which can make viewing easier and can also help with FaceTime and Zoom calls.The typing experience is comfortable, with more key travel than the Magic Keyboard, and it doesn’t feel tiring even during extended sessions. I can’t speak to long-term durability just yet, but I’m optimistic, especially since my Magic Keyboard is wearing out out surprisingly fast. The trackpad registers swipes and gestures smoothly and doesn’t pick up accidental palm touches like some other keyboard cases do. I had to send the Logitech Combo Touch back because of the palm rejection didn’t work for me.One standout feature is that the case can be detached, so you can remove the tablet portion without losing protection. It’s not the lightest option, so if you want something ultra-slim, this may not be it. But if you prioritize rugged protection and a solid typing experience, especially for travel, the added weight might be worth it. Overall, this product feels like a keeper in my search for the perfect keyboard case.
Robert –
This case has a very sleek design. Works just like you think it would
Alana Fontaine –
I was little taken back by the weight of the case. I like how you can take the ipad off and keep it separate from the keyboard. I just wish it wasn’t so heavy.
KES –
Nice case, but it adds tremendous weight to the laptop. My biggest issue it show fingerprints on the case. Definitely not fingerprint friendly!
Khan –
Feel premium and really nice value for money
Nunya Bidnes –
Pros:- protects all sides and corners of the IPad very well- allows iPad to be positioned vertically- significantly more affordable than Magic Keyboard (which doesn’t even come with a case)- has its own battery (Magic keyboard runs off of the iPad’s battery)Cons:- No pass through charging for the IPad. Both need to be charged separately but the keyboard’s charge lasts quite a while (haven’t had to charge it more than the first time in the month that I’ve had it)- Slightly thicker and heavier than Magic Keyboard + separate case.- IPad cant be tilted back as far as on the Magic Keyboard.I bought this ESR keyboard/case, the “Typecase Touch” keyboard that rotates a bit, and the Magic Keyboard + Spigen Enzo Case.I got the Magic Keyboard so the iPad and Keyboard could be charged via the single USB port on the Magic Keyboard, leaving the USB on the IPad free but it’s a steep price to pay for the convenience.. $55 for the Spigen Enzo case, ~$300 for the keyboard vs. ~$92 for the ESR keyboard/cover that charges separately. The Magic Keyboard is covered under AppleCare but realistically the ESR case could be replace 3x for the price of the Magic Keyboard + Case.*Havent tried the Typecase yet. Mostly use the Magic Keyboard/Spigen combo because I’ve already bought it, it’s covered under AppleCare if damaged, I prefer the amount of tilt it allows and it’s nice to charge through the Keyboard. That being said, if I had to choose one it would be this ESR for the price and better protection.