typecase Keyboard Case for iPad Mini 7 (2024) & Mini 6 (2021) - Wireless Case with Keyboard for iPad Mini 7th 6th Generation 8.3" - 10 Colors Backlit Keyboard Cover with Trackpad - Dark GrayCarbonfree Certified

I have had an iPad mini for years and it is very hard to find a case that I like. This one is sturdy, attractive and the keyboard lights up. It is easy to turn lit keyboard on and off. The company even has a little cheat sheet below the keyboard. It has a long battery life. I don't have to recharge it for several weeks. The top rotates . It will hold a stylus.The only thing that takes a little time to adjust to is using a comma or quote marks (fn +o or p). It has a mouse, which I rarely use, but it does not take away too much space for the keyboard . I have used it for 3 notes now and I am very satisfied.

I love this keyboard! It is easy to use and works very well with my iPad mini. The keyboard is backlit and very responsive. It was easy to get it connected to my iPad. It also holds the iPad firmly and it is sturdy. You can charge either the keyboard or iPad as you use them both. I think it’s a good value for what I paid for it.

I bought an iPad Mini to use for casual web browsing on the couch or in bed so I didn’t have to use my laptop. The on screen keyboard on the mini is terrible. Its too small to type normally on and too big to use your thumbs on like a phone. This is a great solution for me.The keyboard layout is a little goofy to try and fit everything in such a small footprint. I got used to it fairly quickly. The key switches themselves feel pretty decent. They definitely have more key travel than something like a macbook pro. The backlight is pretty good and the hinge on the keyboard is tight, I hope that it loosens up over time.The trackpad on the other hand is a waste of time. Precision is not a word i would use to describe it. I spend more time trying to get the curser over something I want to click on rather than just using the touch screen. It also does not disable the trackpad when typing, so when you brush your palm across the track pad the curser goes off into Narnia and good luck getting back to where you were. I just leave it disabled 99% of the time.Battery life has been great. It easily lasts over a week with the backlight on the lowest brightness (which is plenty bright). Over all I like the little unit.

perfect design , love this case , keyboard works perfectly , very durable , fit my ipad exactly right , easy setup , protected ipad even when I dropped it !

It’s a great device, but I mean the keyboard works good. The trackpad is decent for the price. It’s nothing like the pro keyboard, but I’m just saying it’s pretty decent, but the problem is is nothing stays together out all the things that make it. I don’t know all that stuff is barely even glued onto there so like it comes off very quickly cause I was carrying mine around in the bag and I’d pull it out. I would notice another piece of the, there’s like four of them on the outside of it anyways they all four of them slowly started coming off because you don’t really pull very hard on one of them. They’re just barely glued on there. I doubt they stopped along time ago when. I got a pro. The iPad mini is just a it’s still my favorite iPad, but I’m usually not using the iPad mini now. The case was great for the first month. I put it like that after that it was constant problems. What’s it called? Oh yeah, the backpart where the cameras supposed to have covering of some sort that part cracked just by barely messing around, pulling the iPad in and out of the case so once that part cracked back, there is like I don’t know. I started wondering. The iPad Pro I’m with Apple cases now. Problems with the Magic Keyboard I compare it to the Magic Keyboard because I don’t have anything else to compare it to and I don’t think they’re even in the same boat or anything like they’re so different that you can’t compare them the magic keyboard is about as good as a MacBook on the iPad It’s been a while since I’ve used it, but the trackpad is very different. The Magic Keyboard is unbeatable. I could never go back to this small keyboard. I just use my iPad mini in a see through case these day.I did this review by talk to Text and I did not go back to look and see if it was auto correct. Sorry if it’s messed up.—-KP

I'm writing a review of this product, because after just purchasing an iPad mini 6th generation to replace my old iPad mini, I found looking for a keyboard case very confusing. People complained about the keyboard being small. My hands are average for a woman, and I found the key size average as well, with good touch and no key lagging or duplicate letters. The keyboard layout is more or less typical. Being forewarned by reviews that the apostrophe and quotation marks were difficult to maneuver, I referenced the brief user manual that comes with the case, and found I could negotiate it. It does take some back and forth referencing of the manual to learn all the options, but I think could be memorized in a reasonable amount of time. I appreciated the backlighting, which I never had on an iPad. I haven't used the track bar yet other than to turn it on and move about a page, so will update if I find any undue sensitivity from it which some users mentioned. I don't find the case too heavy- somewhere between the Zagg regular iPad (quite heavy) and the Onhi (nice and light and sturdy but not made for the 6). The hinge is sturdy, the top doesn't tip backwards when you have it open. The bluetooth pairing is the easiest of any iPad I have had. Overall, I really like this case and have found adapting to it pretty easy.

This keyboard cases fut the iPad mini 6 perfectly!Works great! Just have t earn placement of certain punctuation marks.Other than that, I am reallly enjoying this case!! Took it on a trip this past weekend and felt like I had my computer with me!HIGHLY RECOMMEND!