doqo iPad mini 7 & Mini 6 Keyboard case for 8.3-inch 6th 2021/7th 2024 Generation, Touchpad Wireless Backlit Keyboard, Magnetic Floating Cantilever Stand Protective Cover Folio Aluminum Alloy Gray

Pros:- Excellent & fast wake up / reconnect after sleep - like barely 2 seconds or so. It's honestly the fastest & most reliable Bluetooth device I've ever had, including apple's airpods. (Don't get me started on those....)- Keys / keyboard feel quite nice. Despite its small size, it's still quite comfortable to use. It's pleasant to type on.-Beautiful fit & finish. I mean; it has perfectly chamfered / beveled edges, polished to a mirror shine, just like the iPhone used to! amazing!-Touchpad supports iOS gestures & works very well & reliably.CONS:- It's a touch top-heavy. It's difficult to use in my lap when I'm sitting down. Not a huge deal, but still.- Overall, it's pretty thick & weighty. It's good in that it feels + looks high quality & beautiful, but it adds some good thickness & heft to your mini. The bottom / keyboard part is almost exactly as thick as the Mini 6, and the top is almost exactly half the thickness of the Mini 6, so you are literally adding 1.5 extra mini 6 worth of thickness.The mini is already quite tiny & compact, but this is really the worst thing I can say about this keyboard.However, the functionality more than make up for it.-Backlight is a little dim. Wish it was a little brighter.Overall;This is an excellent product & I'm almost certainly going to keep it.You have to keep in mind that products like these - any keyboard this size - is always going to be full of compromises.There truly isn't enough room to have separate function keys, while also maintaining a usable keyboard & touchpad.So long as you have realistic expectations & are willing to spend a little while getting acclimated to it - and lets be honest - any new keyboard takes some getting used to, no matter the size - you should really like this.

High quality floating keyboard case that fit my iPad mini 6 perfectly. I read the other reviews about the magnet not being strong enough, it’s plenty strong. I don’t have concerns with using it and being very mobile. The keyboard has a great metal finish.

I gave this keyboard a try during my travel just to see how well a keyboard would do with an Ipad mini. Right out of the box, it looks great and feels premium with its aluminum build, which is the only reason I'm giving it 3 stars. But otherwise the typing experience is very awkward, the magnet doesn't really hold up the Ipad well and the trackpad is hardly useable. Not to mention it just makes the Ipad feel bulky, which doesn't help your cause if you're trying to travel light. During my flight, I hardly used it, instead opting for the onscreen keyboard.End of the day, I decided to just return it. The idea sounds great, but in reality a magic keyboard is hardly going to work with an Ipad with a smaller form factor.I would give this a hard pass, you're better off with the onscreen keyboard. Save your money, invest it into other accessories like an Apple pencil, even the off brand ones work great in my experience.

First the good...it's well built, feels pro, feels like and acts like a $100 option that you could be proud of.The bad...IT WILL NOT HOLD THE MINI. It barely will hold if you place perfectly, but one move, one bump, one keystroke...and the device slides down to rest on the camera lens. The magnets are not strong enough to hold a bare no case mini in place, which also means for you to close the device you first have to move the mini back to it's starting position and then close the device.I'm a pro user, work in tech, buy a lot of things that are "want" not "need" if they do the job better than a lower cost option. This is not it.Very much let down...DO NOT BUY.

The product’s finish is spectacular—it feels premium. The sensation of each key when pressed is membrane-like. The plastic trackpad works and is as large as possible for the space; no complaints about its size. However, it doesn’t support tap-to-click functionality—you have to press down, and the click feels a bit stiff. I solved this by tapping directly on the screen or using the Pencil.As for the magnets that hold the iPad, they’re not the strongest. The iPad tends to drop slightly at the top edge, so it doesn’t always look perfectly aligned. That said, it doesn’t fall off completely, and the magnets do work—it just makes me wonder if they could have been stronger to hold it more firmly.Regarding the keyboard backlight, it doesn’t shine evenly through each key’s letters/symbols; most of the light seeps out from underneath the keys. The thickness and weight increase considerably with this keyboard, but it’s worth it given the premium material used for the case. The shiny brushed accents on the edges/corners make it look like the design of the iPhone 5/5s, which in my opinion were the most beautiful.No complaints about the battery.

The DOQO F83A Pro Wireless Keyboard Case for the iPad Mini 6/7 I find to be a very high-quality product.After extensive testing, I find it this wireless keyboard is one of the most responsive keyboards I have used with my iPad mini 7. The look and feel of this product is first class. I only have one caveat for those touch typist out there due to the limited form factor this keyboard is not conducive to touch typing, that being said this all aluminum construction is definitely first rate! I would recommend to all.

Just like the title. The magnet isn’t strong and the keyboard is heavy. It is sturdy and made out of metal but this thing is a weapon. I was hoping for the magic pad equivalent where it’s a little more softer. Sadly I’ll be returning.