Keyboard Case for iPad 10th Generation 2022 & 11th (A16, 2025) – Magic-Style Keyboard with Multi-Touch Trackpad – Floating Cantilever Stand – Magnetic Case for iPad 10.9 inch 10th / 11th Gen.Carbonfree Certified

The iPad keyboard is great for its portability, responsive typing, sleek design, easy pairing, and built-in shortcuts. It enhances productivity while maintaining the tablet’s lightweight and versatile user experience.

I’ve been using the Runelk Keyboard Case for my iPad, and I couldn’t be more impressed. From the moment I unboxed it, the build quality stood out—sleek, durable, and premium without being bulky. It fits the iPad snugly and securely, providing full protection while maintaining a professional, lightweight profile.Overall, the Runelk Keyboard Case turns your iPad into a full productivity machine. It’s perfect for students, professionals, or anyone who wants to get more out of their iPad. Highly recommended!

The mouse pad is a little tough to navigate and the click noise isn’t as quiet as I would think but it’s a sturdy protective case and works and connects well with the Apple iPad 11th generation

I'm writing this on the runelk Keyboard case for my iPad `10th generation.There is a review stating that there is no tap to click. That can be fixed in the iPad settings under General > Trackpad > Tap to Click.The device was easy to set up and connect to my iPad. The keyboard is easy to type on, and because it has a compact layout, I don’t feel like I’m missing out on real estate.The battery so far is excellent. After fully charging it a few days ago and using it a few times throughout the day (light writing), it’s still around 98-100% charged.The case is a little heavy, but I like that because it feels secure carrying it around. The top The magnetic backplate is very strong, holding my iPad securely.I do wish the trackpad was a little bigger and more responsive. Sometimes, it doesn’t register that I’m trying to scroll through the page, so I have to keep pressing my two fingers and try again to get it to scroll.Other than that, I’m pleased with my purchase!

Why did you pick this product vs others?:Easy setup, great battery life , works perfect with iPad have not encountered any issues. Feels sturdy and well built. Definitely a better purchase than the apple one in my opinion. Thanks for making a good product.

Great product, easy to set up and use. Better price than Apple.

Works as advertised. Easy to connect and setup. Good keyboard feel. Solid product

When you consider that Apple’s official Magic Keyboard for the 10th generation iPad costs $250, the value proposition here can’t be beat. This is an excellent keyboard case that gives an iPad Pro-like user experience for a fraction of the money.The case is definitely on the heavy side, but that works to its advantage as the extra heft enables the iPad to be used easily in your lap when it is in the case. The case is a soft, rubbery feeling material that is pleasing to the touch. The built-in magnets align the iPad accurately and securely, and the surface that the iPad attaches to has a felt-like material to protect the tablet. USB-C charging with the included cable is easy and convenient.The most surprising thing about this case is the keyboard itself. Sure, it’s not full size, and it’s not the best keyboard I’ve ever used. But for this form factor, it is pretty spaced. While small, the keys are well spaced and just the right balance of being tactile with decent travel. After a bit of an adjustment due to the small keys, I found that I can type very quickly and fairly accurate on it. In fact, I am using it to type up this review. The keyboard is pretty quiet and the function row is handy. I do wish the keyboard was backlit, however.My only major complaint with this product is the trackpad. It feels very finicky to use. Sometimes multitouch gestures work flawlessly, others times they just don’t work without multiple tries. In particular, two-finger scrolling only seems to work about 50% of the time. There is also a weird trackpad acceleration that makes it not as precise as it should be. I did get used to it though, and it’s better than having no trackpad at all.Overall, this is a great product, especially for the money compared to the official Apple version. It really does make the iPad feel like a proper computer. Highly recommended.UPDATE: It turns out there is in fact a way to disable the annoying trackpad acceleration, but you need to dive deep into the iPad’s accessibility settings to do so. This solved half of my issues with the trackpad. I am still having issues with inconsistent multi-touch gestures, however, which precludes me from giving this (still great) keyboard case a perfect 5-star review.