NillkinEasy Carry Go Keyboard Case for iPad Air 11 inch (M2,2024)&iPad Pro 11 with Handle, iPad Air 5th (1st, 2nd, 3rd, 4th Gen) 180°Adjustatable Stand,Backlit Magic Keyboard with Trackpad -Black

I absolutely love this all in one design. Sometimes these all in one type designs fall short on certain features as the manufacture tries to get all three features working perfectly that they ruin at least one of them. In this case however they seem to have everything spot on.Firstly you have a lovely back-lit keyboard, and the keys are spaced out just right. You might not think it, but having the keys well-spaced definitely makes a big difference on how tired your hands feel at the end of the day and also the amount of productivity you can get out. If like me you can touch type then it can slow you down massively if the keys are not the right spaces apart as you end up hitting the wrong key more often than not. The built-in trackpad is excellent as it supports the full set of Apple hand gestures.What impressed me the most is the actual case itself as that looks like a solid and very rugged case whilst still maintaining that sleek and professional look. The case just offers great protection due to the materials it's built from and in the corners they have built in air cushions giving the device the shock-proof that it needs. Another great feature of this is that the keyboard section comes apart as well. So you can just detach that bit and carry just the iPad and case . If you have an Apple Pencil, then there is a slot already built into the carry case part, so that even if you detach your keyboard and leave it behind you will still have use of the pencil.

This is a really nice and well designed case for the iPad in my opinion. It looks very sleek, elegant and smart whilst also being very robust and offering a decent amount of protection. However, it is rather heavy but there is a handle on there which is quite unique.The kick stand on the back is quite stiff, I don't know if that will wear down in time but it requires a bit more effort than I imagined to pull it out but that does mean it's going to stay in the position you want it.The keyboard was easy to connect but my iPad didn't find it until you press the function button and C on the keyboard, there is a little sticker on there to tell you this though. The actuation on the keyboard is fantastic! it's a joy to type on. It also lights up and looks very cool.There's a trackpad which also works on the iPad, it seems okay but I'm not the best judge of these as I've always tried to stay away from them as I've never gotten on with them. It works how I would expect it to, however, you need to press quite firmly to get a click but maybe that's standard.I found my iPad to be a tight fit, but that's probably a good thing.It's very well presented, it felt like a premium unboxing.At £129 it's quite expensive but I think it's worth it. The quality is fantastic and it does everything I want it in and basically turns my iPad into a laptop (without a mouse). It looks, feels and acts like a premium product so I'm very happy with it.

Using this keyboard case has been a game of convenience and efficiency. The backlit keys enhance visibility in different lighting, while the adjustable stand is flexible for various angles. The trackpad's size and responsiveness make navigation smooth, and the handle makes carrying it around hassle-free. Durability and a comfortable typing experience make this accessory a solid investment for anyone using an iPad extensively.

Not sure what is going on here, if there's a mistake Nilikin has made with this listing for testing of a new product (the Bumper Pro) or what, but what's advertised here is not the case I received - I got a completely different product called the "Bumper Pro" - see pic of box.So I'm confused on how exactly to review this product as what I got is totally different.The case (bumper pro) is good - very good. It's solid, tough, durable, and basically is like an attache case that happens to be an iPad Pro keyboard, trackpad - it's sort of a secret agent type of tool to not only protect your iPad and turn it into a MacBook Air but have it as a super strong carry case at the same time.Everything is machined well and of a high standard - the keyboard is a dream to type on as a touch typer. Nice, quick, responsive. You can choose a disco array of lighting effects, but I keep that off, can't stand multiple colours and LED lights glowing on everything nowadays!This is a bit of niche item as you can't separate the carrying case aspect of the product from the keyboard / trackpad aspect, everything is built in and I guess that's the point. It's made for the type of person who is on the go a lot with their iPad and is constantly opening and closing it - and you just need to close it and grab it and you're good to go. However it's another thing to carry - so how practical is it to have this be a built in carrying case, if you have a backpack already? Who just carries around an iPad with their hands by the handle and nothing else in their "mobile office?" Not me.It's really versatile in how you can split the iPad from the keyboard and configure it multiple ways so you're bound to find something for your needs.I'm still confused on the difference between what I got (Bumper Pro) and what was offered (Carry Go) - is this a new model? A different product? Looking at Nilikin's website it's hard to figure out what the differences are.In essence - this is a durable, super strong and capable case and has capable hardware for typing - but it's too bulky and doesn't seem practical to me as I don't want handles permanently attached to my iPad keyboard case!Would I purchase one of these with my own money? No. However that doesn't mean you shouldn't - if you have a need for something ridiculously strong and self contained in a case, this is a superb product - one of the best keyboard cases in terms functionality, looks, and ease of use that I've tried.

The case is well-made and provides excellent protection for my iPad. The keyboard is comfortable to type on and the backlit keys are a great feature for working in low-light conditions. I love the adjustable stand, which allows me to use my iPad at different angles for typing, watching videos, or drawing. The built-in trackpad is also a nice addition, making it easy to navigate around my iPad's screen without having to use the touchscreen. It is a bit bulky, but I think that's a fair trade-off for the added protection and functionality