Belkin Keyboard Folio For Ipad 5Th Gen

I had a 3rd gen iPad Pro 12.9 and used the Logitech keyboard folio, which I really liked. I just bought a 6th gen iPad Pro 12.9 and alas, the keyboard portfolio is not compatible. The bigger keyboard/cover form factor just doesn’t work. I ended up buying the Apple keyboard/folio and it’s a piece of junk. Please make a Logitech keyboard folio available for the 6th gen Pro 12.9

We have no complaints about the Messenger Folio 2 for the Gen 10 IPad.

I upgraded from a 5th Gen iPad. I like the bigger screen, sound quality is improved very much and I like the new form factor of squared off edges versus the old one with rounded edges. Well worth the price bump to me (especially on sale). YMMV.

Got iPad Mini (5th gen) for note taking as I want to go paperless. Started following Tom Solid who reco’ed Paperlike. So I ordered, came quickly despite Covid situation, install was easy and it works great.

B&H filled and delivered the Apple iPad smoothly and extremely quick. The iPad 9th gen is a great upgrade over my old 5th gen. Runs smoothly and faster. Apps were starting to run slow on the 5th gen. Now Apps are running faster and appear better.

I Brought the Defender Series Case for IPad 5th Gen and I have to Say It Looks Good and a very strong case. I’m very Please..Great Product.

Replaced by iPad mini 5th gen used to fly my DJI Drone - faster and better connection. slight smaller outside dimension so it fits better than the 5th gen but actually has a larger screen.

I had used an Otterbox Defender case on my iPhone, so naturally I wanted one for my iPad 5th Gen. I waited 2 months for them to finally make them, but it's worth the wait! The confidence of knowing that a fall from a mic stand will not damage my device is worth the price...

I had an older 5th gen iPad mini that used the older 1st gen lightning-based Apple Pencil. The battery in my pencil finally died, so I needed a new one. It was a bit confusing as to whether this pencil was the correct replacement, since it mentions USB-C, rather than lightning, but I can confirm that this is indeed the 1st gen lightning-based pencil, that just happens to have a lightning to USB-C adapter mentioned in the product title.

To me, this is a must-have accessory for your iPad if you want to get actual work done with it. Before this, I had the earlier version of the Folio keyboard, but this new version is so much better. The keyboard is great and makes the typing experience enjoyable. The whole case is very sturdy and you don’t feel like the iPad is going to accidentally fall off. I hear a lot of people complaining about the fact that you cannot fold this case back onto itself to use the iPad vertically, like you could with the Folio. I don’t mind this, because if I do need to draw on it, I can easily detach the iPad and use it vertically, which is a lot lighter anyway. The cursor also works very well. I didn’t think I was going to get used to a dot instead of a pointer, but it’s totally fine. A few nit-picky cons I have are: I wish the angle the iPad tilted backwards was greater, I wish the trackpad height was wider (it’s pretty small compared to MacBooks), and I wish they made a version specifically for the 2018 iPad Pro, because the camera design isn’t the same as the 2020 iPad Pro and it looks a little weird aesthetically with the 2018 version. Overall, I’m happy with this purchase.