For iPad 8.3 inch Mini 7 (2024)/Mini 6 (2021) Generation Keyboard Case with Mouse, 7 Colors Backlit Case with Keyboard for iPad A17 Pro/Mini 7th/6th Gen, Detachable, Auto Sleep/Wake, Pencil Holder, PK

This is a pretty good value item I think. Keyboard, case, and mouse for this price is a solid deal. The quality of the case is decent and on par with the price and similar ones I've owned and been happy with. The keyboard is more or less the same keyboard I had from a previous model, with the benefit of being USB-C charged. The case has an interior magnet and the keyboard has a metal back and magnetizes to the case. You have to slide the keyboard down a bit and then the case has notches built in that the ipad rests on. It isn't my favorite way of doing this but I understand the simplicity and why its done this way. I personally have the 2024 ipad mini but I doubt you'd have any issues using the prior generation ipad with this- All of my old cases etc worked fine when I upgraded to the latest ipad mini, as it uses the same basic hardware size/layout. I guess you'd simply want to be aware that the keyboard will obviously be very small, which is inherent in the nature of buying one that fits in a case for an 8 inch tablet. This does add some bulk to the weight and appearance of the case/ipad, but the keyboard is easily removeable if you want to leave it behind. I think the case itself looks nice. My biggest complaint that I have about this is that the USB-C cord they include is a USB-A to USB-C, when a USB-C to USB-C would have let you charge the keyboard right off the ipad. But ultimately they both use the same cord so, if you can charge one, you can charge both.

While pretty inexpensive, this cover feels like it; you get what you pay for. First, the positives: - It's light, and easy to carry - The thicker, rubber part that actually holds the iPad feels relatively strong, and does feel like it would protect the iPad in case of a drop - Setting up the keyboard and mouse is simple and straightforward - The slot to hold the Apple Pencil is strong and holds onto the Pencil well However, there are a few things I have issues with: - The removable keyboard, while advertised as a feature, seems more to be a compromise. Basically, to avoid designing a more complicated hinge mechanism, you *have* to remove the keyboard in order to prop the iPad up in any of the angled configurations. - The USB-A dongle for the mouse is an odd choice, considering that iPads don't have USB-A ports. It would make more sense to include a USB-C dongle, or to not include one at all - The keyboard only has a single Bluetooth "slot"; switching between devices requires un-pairing and re-pairing - The keyboard and mouse pair independently; it would have been nice if they were linked somehow, and that the mouse's dongle also connected the keyboard. If both devices could use the dongle, that would make this great for switching between two different devices (i.e. use Bluetooth with the iPad, and keep the dongle plugged into another device like another iPad or a computer) - The magnets that hold the keybaord to the case are relatively weak, and I am worried that the keyboard will fall out, even while the case is completely closed For all of my criticism, I can't rate this *too* lowly, as it is incredibly inexpensive.

This keyboard attachment is great for what it is. But it is important to remember what this is too: a keyboard/case for your iPad MINI. This keyboard is going to be small, and some keys will need some weird combination of keystrokes to get working. You need to have this expectation of these “quirks” before you dive in. Otherwise you will be disappointed. With that said, let’s go over this. The first thing is the battery life. It works great! I love the rechargeability and not hot swapping batteries a couple times a month. It lasts long enough too. Only had to recharge this twice since getting it a month or so ago. (I don’t use this every day either). I also like how it looks. It’s simple and not over the top. Some of these keyboard combos are too in your face. This one is great. The keyboard comfort is the best you’re going to get. But bonus points because it’s not held in place and instead is attached to the case by magnets. Now, this means it doesn’t open and close like a laptop, but does afford more customization. Only nitpick is that this is a trifold case. Personally, not my favorite but some people do like this design. With that said, since this keyboard isn’t fixed in place, the design makes a lot of sense. Overall, you can’t go wrong with this.

This keyboard case needs improvements. While the keyboard works and appears to be ok, the case itself is very flimsy and awkward to use. You have to remove the keyboard to make the ipad stand up. Also, the build quality of the case is not good. The ipad does not fit snugly like it should. In addition, it is backward, meaning that if you use the Apple Pencil Pro, the slot is on the wrong side and it won't charge. A better choice would be the one Logitech offers. I can't recommend this case unless you just want to use the keyboard. I wound up throwing the case away since it was a headache to use.

This keyboard case is a great all in one accessory for the iPad Mini. The soft pink color is stylish, and the detachable keyboard and included mouse make it easy to switch between productivity and casual use. The magnetic case holds the iPad securely, and the built in Apple Pencil holder is a convenient bonus. The keyboard is responsive and comfortable for typing emails, notes, and light work, while the auto sleep/wake feature helps preserve battery life. The case also provides good protection without adding too much bulk. The only reason for four stars instead of five is that the keyboard and trackpad/mouse setup can take a little time to connect initially, and the overall build quality feels more budget friendly than premium. However, for the price, it offers excellent value and is a practical choice for students, travelers, or anyone looking to turn their iPad Mini into a portable workstation.