11.0 Pro Wireless Keyboard | Compatible with iPad Pro 11-inch (2018) | Backlit Keys | Long Battery Life | (Space Gray)

I got my Brydge Keyboard in about a week ago, and have been using it almost daily for school. I'm going to discuss some of the things I had concerns with that were answered when I finally had one in my own hands. Build Quality The build quality of this keyboard is like no other. Made from sturdy aluminum, it adds significant weight to the iPad, but provides a solid surface for typing. When in your lap or on a desk, it truly feels like a keyboard. The keys have a nice click to them, the keyboard doesn't flex (unless you REALLY make it), and the feel is just great. The backlights on the keyboard are also great, as they provide three different brightness settings, and clearly illuminate the keys at night. There is minimal light leakage from around the keys, as they are mainly just lighting up the letters (like they are designed to do). The other noticeable thing with the build quality is the hinges. You use the hinges on this to hold up the iPad, and they sure do work. The rubber grips that you slide the iPad into hold it incredible firmly, and normal movement will not allow the iPad to slide out unless you want it to. The grips don't flex when you slide the iPad in and out, which shows a solid build on them. Additionally, the magnetic leather cover for the iPad is incredible. The side that goes against the iPad is very soft, and won't cause any harm to the device, and the side that goes in your hand is very soft (for leather) and feels high quality. I was surprised by this, as I expected it just to be a cheap cover. Visual Appeal The Brydge Pro 11.0 provides a clean look, and honestly looks like something Apple themselves would have designed. The Space Grey coloring matches so perfectly that you wouldn't know it wasn't from Apple. With the backlights on, the keyboard has a very attractive look. Even when not in use, the keyboard doesn't look out of place with the iPad, but rather as though it is just a part of it. Brydge's team did an excellent job of making this look like the premium accessory it is. Usage As I said earlier, the keyboard is incredible. I have noticed the most minor blips in Bluetooth connectivity, most notably when the iPad has been asleep for a while. When typing, it doesn't flex or move around, which allows for long durations of work with no frustration. The function keys are a great addition that I didn't even know I needed. They allow for locking the iPad, controlling the keyboard backlights, controlling the screen brightness, start and pause audio/media that is playing, as well as skip or rewind. There are also three buttons that allow for Bluetooth pairing, checking the keyboard's battery life, and to power the keyboard on/off. Drawbacks There are minimal drawbacks with the keyboard in my opinion. The first is that the rubber stoppers on the bottom only seem to have a use if the screen is at a perfect 90 degree angle or closed. It's good for if you don't want it to move when closed on a table, but for practical use, they're somewhat useless. The other is that the rubber nubs between the keyboard and iPad leave little fingerprint-like marks on the screen (that's really picky, I'm just looking for annoyances here). Overview Overall, I HAVE to recommend this keyboard. Having used Apple's Smart Keyboard Folio, I am willing to admit that this is insanely higher quality and more satisfying to use. It looks beautiful, works great, and is well worth the price tag. If you plan to move around or travel with your iPad, but know you'll be working on it, this is the keyboard for you. Enjoy!

The Brydge Pro is proving to the a very solid buy for my 11 inch iPad Pro. The case keyboard/bottom is made of aluminum and is directly color matched with my Space Gray. This case feels like a pro level accessory, as it is heavy which keeps it from tipping over with iPad Pro installed, guess it also means it has a big battery. This won’t be a case you’ll just toss around. It feels like a MacBook Pro and sort of resembles one, but more like a thick, older one. The keyboard is just awesome to use. I like the spacing and travel of the keys when typing. Had used the Apple Smart Cover keyboard for my previous iPad Pro, and prefer typing on the Brydge Pro much more. This keyboard also has some very useful shortcut keys for iOS, such as a home button and brightness controls. The keys also have 3 very good backlight settings. The case connects with Bluetooth, not Smart Connector and comes with a USB-C charge cable. I use the same charge cable as my iPad Pro, but always good to have a spare. Syncing was easy and straightforward. Overall, I like the heft, solid Bluetooth connection, looks, and feel of the Brydge Pro. It’s a bit pricey, but you’re getting a quality, well build accessory for the iPad Pro which is a true professional level tool that blends the lines between laptop and tablet.

This is my second Brydge keyboard—I previously used one for my old iPad Pro 10.5, which was an okay product. I was on the fence about purchasing this iteration until recently when the price dropped to sub-$20 new on Amazon. First off, the good: It’s a great typing experience—I feel this generation is greatly improved over the less-responsive previous gen. The keyboard looks great when attached to the iPad. I’m also a fan of the magnetic protective cover for the back of the iPad, which the previous generation did not offer. The available key functions such as volume, brightness level, and play/pause, along with the multitude of viewing angles greatly enhance my iPad user experience as well. Overall, the keyboard is sturdy and has quite the premium feel to it. So my one gripe, and the reason I had to dock a star, is the same gripe many reviewers have about this Brydge keyboard: the weight. I’m not trying to body shame, but man this thing is deceptively chunky. The keyboard more than doubles the weight of the iPad. I purchased this for one purpose only: to allow me to replace my MacBook Air M1 on my one bag travels, so I can lighten my backpacking load even more. The iPad/Brydge combo just barely accomplishes that. As shown in the pics, the iPad/Brydge saves me only about four ounces in weight. The real saving, however, would be in space as obviously the form factor of the iPad has a smaller footprint than the 13” MacBook (although, the iPad/Brydge combo is a couple millimeters thicker than the MacBook Air at their thickest points, oddly enough). I will be keeping this Brydge, as it is a great keyboard other than the weight issue. For the price I paid, it was a steal. However, on my next trip, I will probably leave the keyboard behind in favor of my folio case. I’d much rather just type on the iPad screen than carry the equivalent of a brick in my backpack.

I don’t usually write reviews but seeing how poorly rated this product is, I think I needed to to do it some justice. Great keyboard, I’m using it to type up this review! Always attached to my iPad and gives it a cool MacBook vibe. Key placement is nice and the top row function keys are SO convenient to have (as well as backlighting). IPad fits well in the case, I’ve never worried about it falling out. Pros: Design, battery life, functionality, extra protection, fast connectivity. Cons: Key space is a little tight on the 11”, pretty pricey, weight. I feel all of these cons are things you will be aware of when buying it.

I bought a few different keyboards for the iPad Pro 11 inches and none of them are close to the quality and usability of the Bridge keyboard. The feeling of the keyboard is very much like the older macbooks. It has a good key travel and, even for the 11 inches iPad, the keyboard doesn't feel cramped at all (my hands are on the smaller side). The backlight does help a lot for productivity when it gets dark. I've been using my iPad Pro with the Brydge keyboard for a while now and I can't believe how well it works when you have little space to work with. I sometimes have to do a few hours of train travel for my job and with the very small and cramped tablet available to put your computer on, this works wonders compared to my 15.6 inches laptop. The only downside to this keyboard is the weight. It does add a lot of weight to the iPad.

There’s two things you immediately notice about this keyboard. The quality and the weight. Firstly the quality is superb, It’s easy to install your iPad Pro, and is quick to sync and the keys are brilliant to use. All in all you can tell this has not been made on the cheap. I actually love using it. It is a bit weighty - however I’ll only be using my iPad Pro with the keyboard around the house so that’s not a big issue. I’ll still keep my normal case when travelling. This does mean for me that the weight is not really an issue. From the different keyboards I have tried (usually owned by friends) this is by far the best one. I can’t really comment on the battery life yet, but it does advertise it lasts upto a year 1 so that’s an encouraging sign. To sum up - give it a go you won’t regret it I got mine on special offer for £99 that’s £50 off the normal price. Well worth it.

Bon produit mais malgré un peu lourd donc c’est super

Impacta desde que llega. Trae una caja muy buena, se carga con tipo C y en general funciona muy bien. El teclado como tal no trae la Ñ, pero si tu iPad tiene configurado teclado en español, el iPad si reconoce la Ñ con la tecla donde debería de ir así que todo bien. Le agrega un peso bastante agradable al iPad, parece que traes una laptop. 10/10 lo recomiendo, no ha presentado ninguna falla; tengo como mes y medio con el producto.

Es una muy buena opción, me encanta, el único “pero” es que es teclado inglés.