TECKNET iPad Pro Bluetooth Keyboard, Ultra-Thin Apple iPad Pro (9.7 inch) Bluetooth Wireless Keyboard Cover With 360 Degree Rotation, Multi-Angle Stand and Auto Wake and Sleep For iPad Pro 9.7

I got the iPad Pro version to make myself a 'MacBook Lite' which I'm generally quite impressed with. It's lightweight, the battery lasts a long time and when it runs out it's a micro USB port so no messing around looking for specialist cables. For the price it feels pretty solid, it's got a good weight to it so the screen doesn't just topple backwards.Only problem I'm getting is the hinge is starting to become loose which results in the iPad often slamming into the keyboard or leading back to its fully open position and nothing in between, it looks like there are some screws I could tighten though so it may be okay if that works (I do use it pretty heavily as my main laptop)Finally, I'm not sure if it's a Bluetooth issue or keyboard specific but it will occasionally add in three inputs instead of one, which causes random gaps, capital letters and over enthusiasm sometimes (I.e. Hello!!! Instead of Hello!) also see title for example of gaps and caps! I've managed to type this entire review using it without editing though, it seems to be incredibly random when it does it and can get very frustrating sometimes.But on the whole, for the price, especially compared to Apple's extortionate prices, it's a really good little piece of kit.

This is fairly good quality for the price, compared to similar products (such as the ClamCase Pro). Build quality is fine, and works just like a normal keyboard, with added bonus of large size thanks to iPad Pro 12" scale.Connects really easy to the iPad screen just by sliding into place and holds well.Also decent battery life from tests so far.Only reason I've given 4 starts as opposed to 5 is that there appears to be a niggle of an issue where often if I type at speed I get a full-stop (period) even when I only pressed space-bar. This might be because it's registering a double space bar tap which in iOS means put a full stop. It can get annoying. Doesnt happen all the time, but ad-hoc, and can't figure out why yet.Otherwise highly recommended, and has the £ sign for British layout config on the keys. Great!

I purchased a smaller unit for my iPad Air2 originally, having tried a few keyboards over time I was sceptical, however I was so impressed with the usability on the Air that I had to equip my Pro as well.The keys are well spaced and and responsive enough that I have not actually removed it from the Pro. I charge it once a week, just to be safe but have never run out of power.The keys can be a little 'rattly' sounding when moving the unit around and there is an initial one second delay on connection but to put it in perspective for a quarter of the price of the apple or Logitech options then no complaints.I would love apple to enable a trackpad, however that requires a pointer and defeats the purpose.One improvement I would like to see on the keyboard is the addition of the new apple connector to remove the Bluetooth.

Totally useless for me. It registers a double tap on the space bar so often I spent more time deleting full stops and correcting autocapitalise that I barely get to write anything. Then when I am doing the corrections it deletes a load more letters than I want.I can forgive the cheap build quality for the price but the typing is a joke. However, I may have had a dodgy one as it seems to work for others. Company gave full refund without hassle

As with many others, I enjoy Apple's iPad line but there has always been one thing missing - a physical keyboard.I travel a lot for work and it's important to be able to type up e-mails and reports on a plane/train/car journey whilst carrying minimum weighted tech around.This is where the TeckNet keyboard comes in. The keyboard is powered by Bluetooth (a quick pair) and enables the iPad to stand up so you can use it as a laptop. It is chargeable via discreet USB (cable included) and also comes with a touch pen if you ever need it.The keyboard itself is quite stylish and has all the buttons you need on it.So far, so good!

Definitely one of those products that can function as a cheap alternative, but doesn't compare to the more expensive options.Main complaint is the weight. This genuinely makes an iPad Pro weigh more than a MacBook Pro. The response rate is poor, but again, just about fine.I would hate having to pay well over £100 for a keyboard (hence buying this), but I think there are better alternatives out there.

This keyboard is a very nice addition to my iPad. It was very easy to connect and the battery on the keyboard lasts a long time. The charging socket on the keyboard is a android type but you receive a cable with the keyboard. The keys are very firm and feel responsive very useful for when your away from a laptop or a computer, makes life easier with emails and word processing. I’m very happy with my purchase.

Keyboard matched the colour of iPad Pro perfectly and has nice look. It's stable and almost gives the iPad a Mac Pro look. When closed the size is a perfect match and colour too. Very pleased with product and is not heavy compared to a Logitech create keyboard I have. The only thing I can see as negative is it does not have backlit keys. Very pleae d with product for the price. Amazon next day delivery was excellent.