SENGBIRCH iPad Pro 12.9 Keyboard Case (6th/5th/4th/3rd Gen 2022-2018) - Backlit Bluetooth Keyboard with Trackpad, Hard Shell Protective Cover & Apple Pencil Holder - Perfect for Work, Travel & Home Office (Silver)

I love this keyboard! I’ve had it for about 8 months and it has been excellent. It is expensive looking and made from pure aluminum like a MacBook. Prior to this I had another high-priced plastic keyboard, but it felt cheap and looked like crap after a few months. By the way, I have the 2nd Gen 12.9 iPad Pro.Appearance - People mistake it for a MacBook. It’s that nice. It even shows the Apple logo through the back. There really isn’t any other keyboard case on Amazon that compares to the look of this. So even if I found some minor complaints I still think this keyboard is #1.The mousepad is big and responsive and looks just like a MacBook touchpad. The keyboard is laid out well and the keys are responsive with just the right touch.I really like the lighted keyboard, the top controls and function keys. Get to know them and it will save you a lot of time.I’ve read a lot of the comments from other reviewers and I’m going to address some of them here:- First thing to keep in mind is that a lot of these reviews are for other keyboards. Some reviews include a picture that is not the aluminum keyboard case I have.One reviewer said the edges are sharp. True, but it hasn’t been a problem for me. I suppose you could take a fine sanding sponge and soften the front edge across the hand-rest carefully if it’s a problem for you. I haven’t needed to do that.-Durability - It’s a high quality matt-finish aluminum case so it will scratch just like a MacBook. Treat it like you’d treat a nice MacBook and you’ll be fine. And it isn’t an armored case, so if you drop it, it’s gonna leave a mark, just like a MacBook, Dell or any other aluminum case.-Weight and balance - one reviewer said it topples over if you lean the ipad back too far. Yeah, well that’s physics, right, and every case is going to have that problem unless it’s a lead sled. If you want the base to be heavier it won’t topple over but I think it’s the right weight for sitting at a table and working, or working with it on your lap on the sofa like I’m doing now. It isn’t toppling. I think they got it right.-Keyboard layout - for me it’s perfect. I had another keyboard case that had an oddly positioned right shift key. It took me a while to adapt. No such problems with this keyboard.-Feel of the keys - I think they feel great. They aren’t mushy and they don’t stick or fail to click. They require just the right pressure to activate and the feedback is great.-Keyboard mapping - some pages on the Ebay app don’t like the enter key, the rest are fine. I think that has more to do with mapping, which you can adjust in settings. On the top row is a button that brings up the onscreen keyboard. I rarely have to use it, but its easy if you need it. Else, it has not been a problem for me.-Mousepad - one reviewer complained that the mousepad required clicking rather than tapping. I think this could be changed in the accessibility settings but I prefer it as it functions right out of the box. Having it activate with a touch vs a click could cause a lot of unwanted touch activations, mouse repositioning etc. The multi-touch sensitivity is perfect for me - two fingers to scroll and three to slide apps.-Battery - I use my ipad every day all day. It’s my main computer. I charge the keyboard every Sunday for less than an hour and it never runs out on me. And I’ve gone a couple weeks without it running out.-Rubber bumpers - one reviewer said he lost a rubber foot from the bottom of the case. Yes, they’re stuck with adhesive so if you slide it on the table or shove it into a tight backpack sleeve against a notebook they might move on you. I just avoid that and no trouble. If you lose a rubber foot, you can buy them at Michael’s or Hobby Lobby for a couple bucks.-Keyboard failures - Yes, I had a single key failure. But I may have gotten the case wet. I sent a message to the seller. Within an hour they responded and offered a refund or another case. I chose a replacement and they overnighted another keyboard to me! I couldn’t believe it. Problems can happen with any manufacturer, but I can’t imagine a more responsive ingratiating customer service response than that! So if you ever have a problem, instead of losing your temper and writing a one-star review, just contact them through your Amazon “My Orders” and they’re awesome. Five stars!!!