ProCase Magnetic Detachable Keyboard Case for iPad 10.2 9th/8th/7th Gen, iPad Air 10.5 & iPad Pro 10.5 - Wireless Bluetooth Keyboard with Auto Sleep/Wake Function - Black | Perfect for Work, Study & Travel

I bought this case/keyboard when the iPad Pro 12.9 inch first came out. Zagg had not yet made a case/keyboard for it yet. Actually, I don't think that anyone else made one except Apple. The case does a great job of protecting the screen. The magnetic latch works very well. When you open the case, the iPad can be slid into place - there's a groove for it. It stays there magnetically.The keyboard works well for my small hands. It's responsive. The only complaint about the keyboard that I have is that the backlight turns off too quickly. When I stop typing to review what I've written, the light goes out. That is okay in a well lit room, but I use it a lot on a plane (in the dark). I don't want to turn on the overhead light because I really shouldn't need it. So, I have to touch a key to get the backlight to come back on. It's annoying mostly - not the end of the world. My complaint with the case: When you open it you need to fold back the latch to get it out of your way. It's magnetic so it sticks to the back of the case. That exposes the Apple pencil which is good when you are going to use it. It's also magnetic and sticks to the side of this iPad. If you don't remove the pen to use it, the pen will fall off if you bump it. Again, not good if you're in the dark on a plane. No one wants to search around for something on the floor of the plane. So, I take it off and place it somewhere safe (usually a "safe place" is somewhere that I can't find it again-but, I haven't lost it yet). It would be great if the case held the pen securely when it's open. I guess they assume that you're going to use the pen everytime you open it. Second complaint about the case. The keyboard is folded back so you can use the iPad as a tablet. Yes, I know it's a tablet already, but now I'm using it in tablet mode vs laptop mode. When the keyboard is folded back, it's exposed - keyboard is down. If you want to set it down, you'll be setting it on the keyboard. Now, the iPad is very good about recognizing that the keyboard isn't being used so it ignores the key presses when you're holding it or setting it down on the keyboard. Or maybe it's the keyboard not sending key strokes to the iPad. Either way it works great. But, I have a problem (personal I guess) setting it down on the keyboard. So, I fold it closed to set it down. Another annoying feature. It's not earth shattering, just annoying. Open it, close it, open it, close it - and on and on. you get the picture.It's a bit difficult to get the iPad out of the case - not too difficult, just another annoyance (again, probably just me).Since this is the only case/keyboard i've used with this iPad, I don't have anything to compare it to.So, I highly recommend this case/keyboard. It works well and does what it's supposed to do.