Name: Logitech Combo Touch
Brand: Logitech
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Rating: 4.0 (46 reviews)

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Some ideas just click. Introducing the game-changing Combo Touch trackpad case for iPad—a case that combines a full-size backlit keyboard with a precision multi-gesture trackpad. Navigate iPad with familiar gestures and easily edit spreadsheets, documents and more.

A flexible design with detachable Smart Connector keyboard supports four distinct use modes for extra versatility no matter where you are - a café table, desk, or even your lap. The light and durable case keeps iPad protected from bumps and scratches. There's even a convenient spot to stow Apple Pencil (1st gen) or Logitech Crayon. Plus, enjoy a full row of iOS shortcut keys.

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If you're looking for a folio keyboard that offers good protection for your iPad, the Logitech Combo Touch is a solid choice. It comes in size variants to fit 11-inch and 12.9-inch iPad Pro models as well as 4th and 5th-generation iPad Air models. It also uses Apple's Smart Connector for power, so you won't have to charge the keyboard as it'll draw power straight from the iPad. On the back of the case, there's a sturdy kickstand to prop your iPad up at a nice viewing angle.

The keycaps have a nice soft-touch coating to add some grip, which is helpful as the tile-like keycaps can be a bit slippery. There's also a trackpad for on-screen navigation, so you don't have to get fingerprints all over your screen. As a bonus, there's even a slot to hold an Apple Magic Pencil. Overall, this folio keyboard has a lot of nice touches, and thanks to all its size variants, it's the best keyboard for iPad Pro that we've tested.

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 The hinged kickstand gives plenty of scope to angle the iPad Pro display exactly where I want it and it folds away discreetly when I'm not using it. The detachable keyboard allows the ability to use the iPad without the actual keyboard attached which saves on the overall bulk of holding the iPad for browsing or reading as well as help reduce the overall weight of it quite considerably. With the iPad Pro 11 inch weighing 270 grams once this case is attached this increases it to 719 grams overall and with the keyboard cover attached on top the overall weight goes up again to 1039 grams that's over half a kilo extra in total weight on top of the bare iPad 11 inch that's sitting inside so you can imagine that the iPad with the combo touch attached starts to get a little bit heavy if you were to carry the whole thing around with you or in your backpack but overall it's still much lighter than the MacBook Pro at 1.5 kilograms and a little lighter than the MacBook Air at 1

 So keep watching for my review. So over the years since the iPad was first released we've seen it grow into quite a portable productive device. Alongside iPadOS updates we can now run powerful productivity apps, multitask between them, run two apps in split screen view and use the Apple pencil for sketching and much more. Many people are starting to ditch the laptop in favor of an Apple iPad in all walks of life, be it consumers browsing at home to professionals in their workplace

 The downside of this setup though was that the keyboard was separate, it had to be carried separately and it also had to be charged before use and on certain keyboards it wasn't made for iPadOS so it didn't have the hot keys that work well enough on the iPad platform. This Logitech Combo Touch keyboard case and trackpad for iPad caught my eye as a perfect solution to all of these problems. This particular model is built for my first generation 11 inch iPad Pro and also works with the recent generations too. You can get versions of this Combo Touch case and keyboard that supports the fifth generation 12

29 kilograms but what I like about this combo touch setup is that everything is packed into one smart looking and solidly built case that doesn't require charging it can fold away neatly it can protect it also whilst offering a full layout and a very comfortable backlit keyboard and a very accurate and responsive multi-touch touchpad. If you're looking to minimize your working setup with an iPad keyboard combo then this Logitech combo touch keyboard case for your iPad Pro is a decent all-in-one accessory that will not only enhance and improve your productivity on the iPad but also look great and feel great too. All right thanks for watching and I hope you found some value in this video if it has please hit that like button down below and let me know in the comments if you have any questions about this combo touch iPad keyboard from Logitech. You can catch all my other tech reviews up in this playlist here hit that subscribe button down below to catch all my future content and I'll see you on the next one

The Perfect iPad Keyboard Case | Logitech Combo Touch Review

Just acquired an iPad Pro and the Logitech Combo Touch Case back on May 7th and last night the keyboard already seperated in the highlighted area. For a keyboard that is featured to be magnetically detachable, I must say it is disappointing that only glue was used to seal the area and not screws. I have contacted the Logitech support online system and will have to deal via email as the mobile/tablet specialist teams don't have a live chat option.

Disappointing construction of the Logitech Combo Touch Case for iPad Pro 11"

I liked this thing while it lasted. I’m typing on the keyboard right now, and it’s a nice keyboard, only one mushy key during this past year. But one consistent issue I ran into very frequently in this year was that the trackpad would randomly disappear and stop working, until i would have to unplug and plug back in the keyboard multiple times. And now, all of a sudden, the trackpad just doesn’t show up, so I’m basically just using a keyboard with a dead trackpad

 Which is very annoying, since I only used this for school, so it barely lasted MAYBE 8 months of use. But those 8 months were nice, I will admit. I suppose this is why the Apple keyboard costs however much it does.

OK while it lasted as short as it did.

 On the Logitech Touch Combo keyboard, by contrast, it's never actually going to switch from deleting individual characters to entire words. So it does mean that if sometimes you want to delete a large string of words that you've typed, it's just going to feel like a bit sluggish and not particularly responsive, which I find a little bit irritating. It's not a huge deal, but it's still kind of annoying. Nonetheless, you can still use Apple's regular shortcuts

 Just be aware before you buy that there are unfortunately a few disappointing features, like the keyboard functionality and the general level of responsiveness of both the keyboard and the trackpad. But these issues are really mostly small and they shouldn't be deal breakers. And I'd absolutely recommend this case if you are thinking about buying something high quality to protect your iPad Pro. If you liked this video and you found it helpful, then make sure you remember to hit the like button and to subscribe to keep up to date with all of the latest news on the channel

 And also one benefit of the material is that you're not going to get fingerprints and smudges over it so easily. So it's going to be able to look clean for quite a while. The different folding options and positions you can have the case in are also generally pretty intuitive. There are pretty much three main options here

 For some reason, it just doesn't happen as quickly and responsibly as I would have liked. And it certainly hasn't been as responsive as my experiences using keyboards that are actually built into laptops that Apple produce. But overall, I mean, I think the trackpad and the keyboard, they feel fine. There's just a couple of areas where sensitivity or accessibility are not quite there for me

Logitech Combo Touch Review: The Perfect iPad Case?

Hello, I am not sure that this is relevant for this sub so feel free to delete this!

Recently I have been looking for an affordable laptop or laptop tablet combo that has really good stylus support, after posting in r/suggestalaptop someone suggested I should look at Chromebooks! (Post on profile if you wanna see!) 

I was wondering if anyone had any recommendations for one I could buy that a) has good stylus support and b) is reasonably cheap (am more than willing to go second hand) 

Thanks a lot folks!

<div class="md">Hello, I am not sure that this is relevant for this sub so feel free to delete this!

Recently I have been looking for an affordable laptop or laptop tablet combo that has really good stylus support, after posting in <a href="/r/suggestalaptop">r/suggestalaptop</a> someone suggested I should look at Chromebooks! (Post on profile if you wanna see!) 

I was wondering if anyone had any recommendations for one I could buy that a) has good stylus support and b) is reasonably cheap (am more than willing to go second hand) 

Thanks a lot folks!

EDIT: Forgot to mention, I&#39;m in the UK and max budget of £300 (would prefer to go under that of course, so I&#39;m guessing the used market is my best shot)

EDIT 2: Should have mentioned, I would like to use it for taking notes in uni classes, and will prob also write my dissertation on it! So good keyboard would be nice
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Hey! Student here looking for Chromebook suggestions.

I really wanted to like this Logitech keyboard/case. The pros are function key row, and lighter weight than the Apple version. The cons are that I frequently found the magnetic connector between the ipad and keyboard to be too weak to remain in place. The keyboard doesn't stay attached if I try to fold it back on the ipad, so as to hold it in one hand

Not for everyone

 So when you press the space bar and it sees your face, it'll unlock. And then when you swipe up on the trackpad, you're in. The arrows on this keyboard are in a T shape, which is something I actually didn't expect to find given how small the keyboard is. It's going to feel slightly more cramped than it would on a larger laptop when you're typing

 The cutout for the USB-C port is a little bit small, so anything that's larger than the stock iPad charger is going to be a little bit too big in some cases. There's also no cutout for the volume buttons, but this isn't necessarily a bad thing. You can still easily press the volume buttons through the case, but there's also another option if you don't want to do this at all. If you don't want to press the buttons on the side of the iPad, there's actually another option

 I should also mention that the Logitech Combo Touch is not to be confused with the Logitech Folio Touch. The one that we're talking about is the Combo Touch, and the keyboard is detachable. The Folio Touch, however, does not have a detachable keyboard and instead folds around on the back. The Folio Touch can actually flip around and have it where the keys are not exposed on the back

 The arrows on this keyboard are in a T shape, which is something I actually didn't expect to find given how small the keyboard is. It's going to feel slightly more cramped than it would on a larger laptop when you're typing. You're going to notice that the keys are a slight bit smaller and slightly close together. A lot of this has to do with the fact that this case is for the 11 inch iPad Pro

 The Combo Touch keyboard attaches magnetically, and the magnets do a really good job of holding it down. The keyboard is backlit and actually gets decently bright. I should also mention that the Logitech Combo Touch is not to be confused with the Logitech Folio Touch. The one that we're talking about is the Combo Touch, and the keyboard is detachable

Logitech Combo Touch: a versatility master

 After a week of typing on it I still don't type as well as I do on other iPad keyboards, which is disappointing considering the price point. I like the style of the case and since i work in construction having more protection is a good thing, I carry this ipad around with me over thousands of miles and numerous work sites so having good rugged protection is nice because I don't always baby the iPad like many would. Protection is very good with this case, but it is hefty. This is not a slim low profile case by any means

 I give Apple's integration of the touchpad a 3 out of 5 in iOS 13.5. Hopefully improvements will come soon from Apple.

 I'm not a huge fan of the iPad stand, it works, but it takes up a fair amount of space and more or less requires a desk to sit on. This won't really work on your lap like some other iPad keyboards.  Finally, the major gripe, and this isn't related to the Logitech keyboard itself but rather Apple's current keyboard and touch pad software on IOS. The touch pad can be laggy at times, scrolling can be a chore, the cursor speed awkward sometimes, and while overall the cursor is certainly a win in applications like Excel i still find myself needing to use the touch screen or even preferring it over the touch pad

So close, but misses the mark in a few areas.

 So this plus and minus is actually incorrect. I'm sure on later versions they will probably sort that out, but it's just something to take note of. The keyboard is fully detachable and it is magnetic. It just snaps right into place, and I was actually really surprised at the quality of the keyboard and the trackpad

 I assumed that it would be decent enough, but all the keys feel great to touch, and the trackpad isn't loose at all, there's no rattle, and it just works amazingly well. You have a full set of shortcut keys specifically for the iPad, with a home screen key, a search key and media controls, which is nice and kind of alleviates that volume button issue. And it does have a really nice adjustable backlight. There is also an auto on and off feature when you fold the keyboard in and out from the screen, and I do really like folding this in front of the screen more than a leather folio case like the Nomad one that I have here

 All the surfaces have this woven texture on them that almost looks like fabric, but it does appear to be a little bit harder or almost plastic, which I actually prefer because it doesn't get as dirty as fast and it doesn't absorb your skin oil as easy. If you're using this keyboard a lot and you're resting your palms on the base, I think it'd be highly likely that if it was a softer material, you'd see dirt build up there. So having this a bit harder material will leave this a lot cleaner. The iPad slides just inside of the main case, where it's got this rubber plastic material that goes around the edges that has cutouts for the touch ID button, the speakers, charging port, Apple pencil, and the volume button sit just underneath the edges and are set up to be pressable through the case

 The keyboard is fully detachable and it is magnetic. It just snaps right into place, and I was actually really surprised at the quality of the keyboard and the trackpad. I assumed that it would be decent enough, but all the keys feel great to touch, and the trackpad isn't loose at all, there's no rattle, and it just works amazingly well. You have a full set of shortcut keys specifically for the iPad, with a home screen key, a search key and media controls, which is nice and kind of alleviates that volume button issue

Logitech Combo Touch Review: The PERFECT iPad Keyboard Case!

  I bought this keyboard for a new iPad Air because I wanted to have the keyboard, the touch pad, and a place for my Logitech Crayon. With a couple of weeks of use, here are my observations:  Likes: It works as a keyboard very well. The keys are a little cramped but switching from my desktop to this device becomes automatic after a few transitions. The touchpad is sensitive and responsive for me as I gave up mice for touchpads a long time ago

Update: I mistakenly purchased the Combo Touch for the iPad (7th Generation) rather than the Combo Touch for the iPad Air (3rd Generation). Doh! I've removed the complaints about the camera and earphone ports, but stay with the rest of this review (and a new section on the stand).  I bought this keyboard for a new iPad Air because I wanted to have the keyboard, the touch pad, and a place for my Logitech Crayon. With a couple of weeks of use, here are my observations:  Likes: It works as a keyboard very well

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