iPad 10.2" Logitech Rugged Folio - Keyboard Case Review! By Noah Herman

iPad 10.2 inch or the seventh generation iPad is incredibly popular right now, especially at its price around this time of year, because it offers a full-fledged iPad, OS experiences for, in some cases, less than $300 and once again, as I said in my review, it's great for education, gaming and just everyday typical usage- and this is the very reason my friends over at Logitech who were kind enough to sponsor this. Video sent me over their rugged folio keyboard case for this iPad to check out and share with you guys, but before we continue here. I'd really appreciate it. If you leave a like on this video comment, if you have any questions, suggestions or opinions, as the algorithm likes said, and will help push my content to more people, so this case is definitely a thick boy, but not unnecessarily according to Logitech. It is very durable and exceeds military standards and durability with a shock. Absorbent technology and I mean look at this thing.

It's super thick, really thick rubber surrounding the sides and edges, and you have a lot of padding lest you drop your iPad in this case and that's exactly what I did, except for science and purposefully to show off just how durable this case really is totally fine. So if you're, a klutz with your tech, this keyboard case not only offers function which we'll talk about, but also a lot of durability, which will be great for you if you're dropping your iPad every which way this keyboard case is also spilled. Proof, as the actual key caps are sealed within it, and this is great for somebody who drinks a lot of coffee or really any drink, while you're working a lot or if you're, working outside, and you're like in the rain and the elements. This feature is also great for little kids, who of course, are less mindful when it comes to technology and are capable of destroying things faster than you would like them to and speaking of the keyboard, despite the fact that it is sealed, it offers a really nice typing experience. You get your typical function.

Row of keys with your home button and your volume, media controls and brightness controls, etc. The keys are actually pretty tactile, and I enjoyed my typing experience with it typing up like a document, I actually was editing the script to this video with my iPad 10.2 inch in this case, so I can affirm it's a pretty decent typing experience. Overall. This case also attaches to your iPad 10.2 via the smart connector, which basically means you don't have to charge this case ever, so it really is as simple as plug and play with this iPad accessory moving on here. This Logitech case operates very similarly to a Surface Pro device, as it has a very convenient articulating hinge located on the back, and this hinge offers four modes, the first being, obviously type mode.

When you want to use this case for its keyboard function, it also offers a View mode when you just want to view content or consume media. You also have Sketch mode, which is great if you use your iPad for illustration or writing with the Apple Pencil and then there's a reading mode which allows you to flip all the components of the case to the back and allows you to hold your iPad normally and on top of everything in this case is built very nicely. You get a pretty durable feeling canvas type material on the outside and a nice fairly soft touch rubber on the inside, and it's all held together with a magnetic latch, which also serves as a home for your Logitech can or your Apple Pencil first generation. What's also impressive, is that this keyboard case is twenty dollars cheaper than Apple's homegrown smart keyboard case and is way more protective than its counterpart, so yeah. Ultimately, I would highly recommend this case to anybody with an iPad 10.2, and she wants to add functionality to their device and also keep it exceptionally safe, and I'll leave a link in the video description if you're interested in this product. I'd really appreciate it.

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Source : Noah Herman