For several weeks now, I’ve been using the ProCase Keyboard Case for my iPad 10.2 (9th Generation, Model A2602), specifically the Rock Case model. This review aims to provide a comprehensive look at its features, performance, and overall value. Having used various iPad cases in the past, I’ve been particularly interested in the magnetically detachable keyboard and its overall design.

The ProCase keyboard case boasts an “all-in-one” design. It combines a wireless keyboard, a stand, and a protective case, all in a relatively slim package. The magnetic attachment of the keyboard is both convenient and secure. I appreciate the ability to easily detach the keyboard when I only need the protective case, making it lighter for on-the-go use. Three stand positions offer versatile viewing angles, perfect for watching videos or typing. The built-in pencil holder is a nice touch, although the Apple Pencil is not included (as noted in the product description). The case itself feels durable, constructed from a premium composition leather, protecting against minor bumps and scratches. Inside, a soft lining safeguards the iPad screen. The keyboard itself has well-spaced keys that provide a good typing experience.

The wireless keyboard’s connection is stable and reliable. I experienced no lag or dropped connections during my testing period. The keyboard’s keystrokes feel responsive and accurate; the tactile feedback is satisfying, although it is not as substantial as that of a full-sized mechanical keyboard. The auto sleep/wake function worked flawlessly when the keyboard was detached; however, with the keyboard attached, this functionality was unavailable, which is a minor drawback. The stand provides three stable angles, which were suitable for my varying needs. Typing long emails or documents was comfortable and efficient; however, those looking for exceptional typing comfort might still prefer a dedicated external keyboard.

The case fits snugly, offering excellent protection. I even accidentally dropped my iPad while it was in the case, with no damage occurring. The overall slim design makes it easily portable and doesn’t add too much bulk to the iPad itself.

Pros:

• Magnetically detachable keyboard for flexibility.
• Stable wireless connection.
• Comfortable typing experience.
• Durable and protective case.
• Multiple stand positions.
• Built-in pencil holder.

Cons:

• Auto sleep/wake function only works without the keyboard attached.
• Typing feel may not be as satisfying as dedicated external keyboards.

Overall, the ProCase Keyboard Case for iPad 10.2 (Rock Case model) offers excellent value. The combination of a protective case, a functional wireless keyboard, and a convenient stand makes it a versatile accessory for those who want a portable and productive solution for their iPad. The magnetically detachable keyboard is a real highlight, offering the best of both worlds: protection and typing convenience. While the auto sleep/wake limitation with the keyboard attached is a minor drawback, it doesn’t significantly detract from the overall positive experience. I would happily recommend this case to anyone looking for a reliable and well-designed keyboard case for their iPad 10.2 (7th, 8th, or 9th generation).