For the past few weeks, I’ve been putting the ProCase Keyboard Case (Model Number: Rock Case) through its paces with my iPad 10.2 (9th generation). This review details my experience using this case, covering everything from its initial setup to its long-term performance and durability. I’ll explore its features, discuss typing comfort, and ultimately, determine whether this case is worth your money.

The ProCase Keyboard Case is marketed as an all-in-one solution, and it largely lives up to the hype. Out of the box, you get a sleek, slim case with an integrated, magnetically detachable wireless keyboard. The case itself is a soft, but protective, material that feels good in the hand and provides adequate protection against minor bumps and scratches. The inclusion of a built-in pencil holder is a thoughtful touch, although note that the pencil itself is not included. The three-angle stand is a nice feature allowing for comfortable typing and media viewing. Setup was surprisingly easy; pairing the keyboard with the iPad was quick and painless. The auto sleep/wake function, however, only works when the keyboard is detached, a minor point worth noting. The keyboard layout is almost standard, but some minor adjustments in key placement were noticeable.

The keyboard itself provides a surprisingly comfortable typing experience for a slim, portable option. The keys offer a decent amount of travel and tactile feedback. While not as satisfying as a full-sized mechanical keyboard, it’s perfectly adequate for extended typing sessions. The magnetic connection between the keyboard and the case is secure and reliable; I experienced no unexpected detachments during testing. The battery life of the keyboard is another positive. I only needed to charge it once within a week of regular use. The three stand positions are useful, however, they can feel a bit too shallow at times, causing the iPad to wobble slightly depending on your surface.

Pros:

• Slim and lightweight design.
• Comfortable keyboard for its size.
• Magnetically detachable keyboard.
• Built-in pencil holder.
• Good battery life.
• Multiple viewing angles.
• Easy setup.

Cons:

• Auto sleep/wake function only works without keyboard attached.
• Stand positions feel slightly shallow.
• Minor key placement adjustments from standard layouts may take getting used to.

Overall, the ProCase Keyboard Case (Rock Case) offers excellent value for its price. The combination of a protective case, comfortable keyboard, and handy features makes it a practical choice for students, travelers, or anyone who needs a portable and versatile iPad setup. While a few minor drawbacks exist, they don’t significantly detract from the overall positive experience. I would recommend this case to anyone looking for a functional and stylish accessory for their iPad 10.2.