NOKBABO Keyboard Case for iPad mini 7（A17 pro）/ 6th 8.3-inch, 360 Rotating

Very easy to set up and connect. Surprised by the number of shortcuts! They’re very useful but it’ll take some time to remember all of them. The keyboard backlight can be adjusted in brightness and color (7 colors total) and can be turned off completely. Uses a C-USB to charge and seems to hold a charge for quite a while (haven’t tested it until it has died yet). The 360 screen is so useful and makes it so the case can be used in so many different ways. Also the weight of the case is heavier than a normal one, but isn’t so heavy it’s hard to hold and the added weight balances the iPad so it won’t be top heavy. Touchpad is responsive and works well to scroll, click, and swap between apps and the homepage. Would highly recommend!

There's a reason Apple doesn't make Bluetooth keyboards for their smallest iPad. This is the reason: having to try and jam in all keyboard functions into one little keyboard that will be the size as the iPad itself. The case is great, but remember the cons: smaller keyboard. I am a writer and though I have a MacBook and an iPad Pro with a keyboard case as well, I use my Mini a lot on the go due to its portability. Having a keyboard case would significantly help me have less haul; I was using a separate Bluetooth keyboard before this. Now that it is all in one piece, I couldn't be happier. But, I had to learn to use the keyboard functions differently than a regular sized keyboard due to the fact functions on normal keyboard are squished in elsewhere upon the case's keyboard. Quotation marks and hyphens are moved onto the "P" and "O" key, which instead of using the shift key like you usually would (because that would just make those letters uppercase), you gotta reach down and press on the "FN" key to get the quotation marks and hyphens after pressing the "O" or "P" keys. Same can be said for other keys too. You basically gotta train your hands and mind to adjust to the way this keyboard is laid out. But does that makes this bad? No! The keyboard is great and I have no complaints on it at all! Just know before you purchase: you'll have to train your hands and mind to how this keyboard is laid out; it's not like a regular sized keyboard. So if you're willing to do that: go ahead! (Although, the keyboard sadly doesn't have brightness adjuster buttons, so you will have to adjust the brightness of your tablet manually in the control center on your tablet itself - it has volume adjuster buttons though)

Great price- ease of use- holds charge for a long time. Perfect for my purposes. Good value- aesthetically pleasing. Good size.

TLDR: Just buy it already, but don’t expect it to be exactly like a laptop, because it’s not. This cute little case is exactly what you need if you want to turn your tablet into a compact little laptop for doing stuff on the go. I write a travel blog, so I need to be able to take stuff in and out of a bag at the airport or not take up a lot of space in the camper. It’s also lightweight, but I wouldn’t call it flimsy so I’m not too terribly concerned about throwing it in my tote bag and it getting damaged. I needed to be able to take pictures and type blogs (I’m typing this review on the keyboard now - hence the photo) on the go at the same time and then upload everything. Carrying a camera with a camera bag + a laptop with its bag and then a tablet on top of that made zero sense to me. Space is always at a premium so I found an inexpensive solution on Amazon Prime Day. I upgraded my iPad mini and got this case with keyboard and it’s so much nicer. There are only two small gripes. One I talk about in the video I posted, but it does appear with time that it is getting better. It was VERY hard to open at first. The plastic was so stiff I thought it was going to break, but in the few days I have had this it has improved. I am hoping it doesn’t go to the other extreme where it is too loose. I will update my review and date it if it does. As mentioned in the reviews (I read them before buying) there is a little bit of a learning curve and the keyboard is you guessed it - small! I have small but chubby fingers. I’ve never been able to use home row and have always hunt and pecked. (Still type 90 WPM so my computer teacher can suck it) so that doesn’t bother me too much but the typing is a lot slower on this because you have to adjust the way you type. SHIFT + a key isn’t always used. Sometimes you need to use the “fn” key, and because of the compact size the numbers have three functions rather than two. I don’t see myself bothered by that, but I did want to be thorough in my review. My other complaint is that if you close the case, it turns off the Bluetooth and you have to reconnect. I’m sure this is either a battery saving measure or something that can be turned off but its not something you have to do with your regular laptop and its irksome. But remembering this isn’t a laptop has kind of helped with that. If its something like writing a comment or responding to a DM I do not bother reconnecting the keyboard but if it is a response to an email, I take the time to do it.

Too heavy for my use as I have nerve damage and arthritis in my hand and wrist. Made well and great color. Wish I could have used it. Had to return it.

Amazing, literally worth $200

It took some time to learn the layout but it’s now a replacement for a full size iPad or laptop

It is so cute! I love how it turns my iPad into a mini laptop. It holds the iPad well and it seems to be very sturdy. It does add a lot of weight though. It is easy to use, the only thing that I REALLY don’t like and if I buy another keyboard I will look out for this —the enter key must be something else on a regular keyboard because I keep hitting it and sending my messages half typed. I think I must think it’s the ‘ key. I do it a lot, so that can get annoying. The track pad is a little finicky and pressing the mouse button is weird. So I guess I will eventually get a new keyboard but for now it does the job especially if I am trying in my notes.