Logitech keyboard & trackpad combo cases for iPad and iPad Air now available
The Logitech Combo Touch keyboard case for iPad and iPad Air is now available to order for just $149.

The Logitech Combo Touch keyboard case takes advantage of Apple's new trackpad feature for iPadOS
After Apple announced the new trackpad support in iPadOS, Logitech announced new keyboard cases for iPads sporting the old smart connector design. Those cases are now available for order, and can be purchased for the iPad (7th-generation) and the iPad Air.
The product's availability comes on the heels of Apple making their Magic Keyboard with Trackpad for iPad Pro available for order as well. Shipments for the Logitech keyboards will arrive Friday if ordered now.
Support for a cursor in iPadOS is a huge departure from Apple's touch-first operating system. The new feature still only works with certain trackpads, specifically Apple's second generation Magic Trackpad and Magic Mouse. Other devices connected over Bluetooth run into lagging issues and other compatibility problems. Any mouse connected via cable or smart connector works great, however, making the Logitech Combo Touch keyboards good candidates for purchase.
Apple's iPad Pro Magic Keyboard also features a hardware connection, but costs $299 or $350 depending on the model. Logitech has not announced a similar keyboard for the iPad Pro as of yet.
Both the iPad Air keyboard and iPad (7th-generation) keyboard cost $149 and ship in one business day from Apple. Logitech states the new products are coming soon on its own website.
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When I got an iPad Pro I decided to go with Apple’s keyboard and have never had any issues. To me it’s worth spending more money for something that isn’t constantly breaking and having to wait for a replacement over and over.
I see a quote that is credited to Benjamin Franklin that goes something like this, “The bitterness of low quality lingers long after the sweetness of low price is forgotten.” Seems apt here.
This isn’t for the 12” ipad, but I note that it’s less than half the price of Apple’s keyboard. Hmmm... maybe Apple is overcharging a bit?
i ordered the Magic Keyboard when Apple announced it, and it should be here soon, so I’ll see how it compares. The keys are going to be much better than the ones one then Folio, which I’m typing on now.
Or maybe this isn't as sophisticated or as well made?