ZAGG ZAGGmate, Apple Ipad, 370 g ZAGG ZAGGmate. Compatibility: Apple Ipad. Weight: 370 g https://www.macworld.co.uk/review/zaggmate-review-3287140/ The ZAGGmate may not appeal to everyone, but it has a kind of origami-esque ingenuity that is quite impressive in some ways. The sturdy aluminium half-shell covers just the front and sides of the iPad, providing good protection for the iPad screen. It ... Aluminium shell protects iPad screen; Bluetooth; iPad controls Expensive; cramped keyboard slows down typing The keyboard is small and US-oriented. The 3 key sports a hash (#) symbol rather than a pound sign and it has a single-height Enter key as well. It's a passable keyboard for typing simple notes, but high-speed touch-typists may prefer something that allow... https://www.techadvisor.co.uk/review/ipad-cases/zaggmate-ipad-keyboard-case-review-3273608/ It seems the biggest debate surrounding the iPad is whether or not it can replace a laptop. The answer, of course, depends on what you need to do. But one thing most people agree on is that if you plan to do a lot of typing, you’ll want a physical keyb... If you're considering the keyboard-case route, the Zaggmate iPad Case with Keyboard is a unique option that offers a much better experience than the iPad’s onscreen keyboard when you need to do serious typing, and it lets you position your iPad in eith... https://www.techradar.com/reviews/pc-mac/laptops-portable-pcs/laptop-accessories/zagg-zaggmate-933828/review Though the iPad's on-screen keyboard is actually remarkably usable, lots of people pine for a 'proper' physical keyboard for entering large amounts of text. You could opt for Apple's Bluetooth keyboard paired with a stand of some kind, or choose a keyb... It does work, Dedicated iOS keys Lips get in the way, Expensive but doesn't feel it