⭐️ Buy the Logitech Folio Touch iPad Air 4 Keybaord: geni.us/ogSFU (affiliate) ⭐️ Buy the Apple Magic Keyboard for the iPad Air 4: geni.us/GnE1 (affiliate) What's up everyone?! I hope this comparison of the Logitech Folio Touch and the Apple Magic Keyboard for the iPad Air 4 was helpful. Did I cover what you wanted to know? What else did you want to see or learn about. Would love to know what you think. Which of these boards would you pick and why? If you’re currently using something else, please share your experience with me. I am grateful in advance 🙏
I just bought both the iPad Air 4 and the Folio Touch and I couldn’t be more pleased. The Magic Keyboard just offered zero protection and is far to expensive.
Great review of both keyboards. I was looking at the Magic as I liked the additional USB-C and backlit keys.but I’m going to stick with my Smart Keyboard. Light and easy to use. Thanks again!
Would love if these two had a child and combined the best features of each one. Right now I'm torn between the two because I want the extra protection and usability of the Folio but I want to be able to charge through the keyboard and be able to easily remove my iPad like I would get with the Magic. Damn!
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As an Artist and a student! I really recommend logitech. being able to fold the keyboard and have that range in the viewing angles really sold me! I held off on the Magic Keyboard because I was looking for something I could use as an Ipad/drawing device and more of a laptop without losing the protection of the case.
@@ihavenothingbettertodowith2358 any matte screen protector will do. I have tried HUNdreds of screen protectors for drawing and they all have the rainbow pixels but I love the texture for drawing. don’t waste your money on a paper like… they all lose a lil quality
it was the first thing I thought when I watched this video! I said dang he looks like Ross! lol. awesome video btw! I'm definitely going for the folio touch for more functionality and protection 😊
I went for the Logitech case for my 11” iPad Pro and could not be happier with it. The keyboard feels quite good, function keys are super useful, it provides more protection than Apple’s case, keyboard can be folded away when consuming media - a feature that I LOVE, the wrist rests are larger, and while the trackpad used the diving board mechanism it is a much more comfortable shape. Furthermore, I just like the way it looks and feels much better, and the materials seem to age better too.
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You convinced me: I'm going for the Logitech case. Granted, the Apple keyboard looks a lot more sexier than the Logitech case. But an iPad is a work-on-the-road instrument. It goes in and out of back packs, briefcases and sometimes it just switches from one pair of bare hands to the other. So it deserves proper protection and after watching this video: I just don't see the Apple keyboard providing that protection. It looks hot as hell and it's prettier than the last 10 Miss Universe combined. But... no protection like the Logitech...
Believe me the Logitech keyboard is better by a mile I have used both and the only benefit the magic keyboard has is the usbc passthrough cable but you will never notice a difference if you haven’t used the magic keyboard
I had the magic keyboard and while it looks really nice real use is absolutely awful. The floating design wastes a lot of vertical space on the keyboard so the your fingers always hit the bottom of the tablet. It also wastes a lot of potential space for the palm rests and touchpad when they could potentially be much bigger. Lastly the material used in the magic keyboard picks up a lot of liquids and oils so it’ll get ugly in a month of usage.
@@pruthavparab1077 passthrough is useful but if you get a good power hub it’ll include another usb c port for charging which replaces the need for it anyway
something to consider with magic keyboard (despite not having a function row). in day to day use, it puts the ipad closer to your hands while typing, this lets you interact with the autocorrect touch row that lines the bottom of the screen. since most people leave this feature on, it makes it much easier to correct words that could be “slang” or jargon that autocorrect wants to change to something else. just something to consider. would’ve definitely liked a function row, but the track pad makes it simple to reach the control center
I have the Logitech one, there is a big disadvantage, it frequently lose compatibility with iPadOS upgrades, with iPadOS 14.0 I lost compatibility, until 14.2 came it worked again.
I constantly have to restart my iPad Pro because the onscreen keyboard pops up like my Folio isn’t connected even though I still can type on it. Is this part of the compatibility issue or would it be happening with the Magic keyboard too? Magic keyboard is now down to $199 thinking about switching.
@@fortunezworld6566 I tried that and I am still having the same issues of the software key popping up and blocking the screen. The keyboard sometimes doesn't work when this happens, but the track pad still does. I am guessing it has to due with the fact I'm switching between using the hardware screen to software screen (I teach math with it and will be writing out solutions and replying to messages from my students). If I don't ever use the software keyboard while the case is attached it seems to work fine, but as soon as I use it once, then I need to restart the iPad just to get it to work normal again. It's just a headache, but I'm not sure if the Apple keyboard would behave any differently.
Extremely happy that I found your channel while looking for iPad Air 4 accessories. Your video production quality is outstanding. Your voice and on camera presence emanates trustworthiness and expertise. In this video, some of the features you compare and discuss are ones I would not have considered until too late. Thank you. I am a big guy with big hands, so keyboard size, key size, and space between keys is always something I consider. You covered that for me! I've joined your Tech Gear Talk community. I look forward to viewing your past content and anything new you share. Aloha!
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I own the Magic Keyboard and use a huge trackpad from Apple just because it's so much fun! Unfortunately, these are very expensive products and I just think that everyone should buy whatever they're the happiest with. I'm physically disabled due to two trucks hitting me several years ago, and the iPad has been my Savior because I can no longer sit at a desk for long periods.
Thank you for this review. It helps me decide which one is my choice, Logitech is my choice because of the shortcut keys and the bonus - the price difference.
The cloth material on the Logitech was a turnoff for me but to be honest the soft rubbery material on the Magic Keyboard can’t be effectively cleaned either. But I was able to skin the Magic Keyboard which is great for people who like to personalize their gear. Also, the glass trackpad on the MK is soooo premium.
You have changed my mind to the Logitech after this. Deciding factor was being able to adjust the screen to use the pencil or read and the added protection. Thank you!
I really enjoy your channel! Very informative and detailed! Also, I appreciate your speaking speed. It's not slow, not fast like other RU-vidrs, but very comfortable for everyone to hear. Especially for non-native English speakers like me :) I think you will attract people around the world. Subscribed!
I am a student who was looking for a hardcopy notebook alternative. I also have long commute hours, so I was in need of a laptop alternative for digital work. The review was very thorough, and I appreciated the sound test. I love the sound of my keyboard. Family doesn't appreciate the clicking sounds, but I prefer it as it makes me feel studious while working. The functions you highlighted sold me on what I was hesitatant to buy. This fit into what I was looking for; a partner or replacement for a laptop when I do not have the luxury of a desk.
I got a deal for $250 on Amazon for the 12.9 magic keyboard so I went with that. I need it to be lapable for my use, I also have a stand for media consumption
I just love your videos! They are clear, concise, and easy to follow and understand. I just bought the Logitech keyboard through your link based on your review. I didn't know you could use it as a case also, so now I don't have to buy a separate case. Thank You!
I am about to buy the iPad air for my daughter, as it's a requirement for her school. Was looking at the different keyboard setups and I think the Logitech is the way to go for us. Simply due to the fact that the case is more protective, and being that she is 11, I pretty much know she will be dropping it at some point. To have that extra protection is super helpful. We are also going to get the Logitech Crayon since I know she will probably be losing it, and I can't justify spending $150 on an apple pencil for the stranger who finds it after its lost.
@@hrishiv she’s in private school and the iPad is used for the majority of their text books, computer science classes, and STEM. I wish it wasn’t the case but it definitely lightens her backpack.
You sold me on the Folio. I've been looking at ways to protect my (future) iPad if I took it off of the Magic Keyboard, but then it would be a big hassle. Having one high quality case that does almost everything I need would be better. The two main thing I would miss out on for my uses would be the ability the charge while using an external drive (without dongles) as well as typing on my lap. I've used a Surface Pro before and I hated using it as a "lap"top.
I watched this video after I had already made my decision to buy the logitech. This just confirm that I made the right decision. I just want to tell you I really appreciate the care and the detail that you go through in your videos. The comparisons in the contrast only confirmed the decision that I made. Thank you for your hard work keep it up!
I'm so glad the video was useful in confirming your choice! Thank you for taking the time to leave such great feedback - Appreciate you being part of the channel!
I wish folio touch had detachable keyboard. I mostly use just iPad and pencil so I don’t always need keyboard - possibility to easily take off iPad from case is a big advantage. Well, still waiting for perfect case + keeb + touchpad combo, because magic keyboard is way to expansive
Right now the Magic keyboard is $90 off at Costco and I heard its on sale at Amazon. As a keyboard I think the Logitech beats it, but being able to use the iPad as a tablet by pulling it off the magic keyboard is golden. Also the ability to charge while using the iPads USB C port for an accessory is a really big deal, to me anyway, and it was a prime motivator to finally drop the cash for the Magic keyboard, when it went on sale of course.
The new Folio has a fully functional/clickable track pad. The only downside is there is no safety strap for the pencil. At least on the model i am currently using on my Air5. Over all i like it and the price is decent as well. Thanks for the video, you made me realize i made the right decision after all.
GREAT video, thank you! I was leaning more towards getting the magic keyboard, but after watching this detailed review, I have decided that the Logitech is the one that will best suit my needs!
You have no choice but to press down on the iPad trackpad for basic operations like drag & drop or multi-tasking. It doesn’t matter of it’s set to tap-to-click, so the trackpad press does play a significant role.
Look, I loved the Logitech case. I got one for my first iPad and another one for the iPad Pro. But let me tell you. It’s not worth it. The edges in my first case, as well as the parts next to the speakers, started stretching out. I though this was because maybe I had accidentally pulled on them, so when I got the second case (hitch is even thinner around the edges) I made sure not to touch them. Still, I had the same exact problem. It’s gotten so bad that one of the edges actually broke, and its stretching out to the point of showing the Inter parts of the case. I got the Logitech keyboard for the cheaper price, kickstand, and very importantly, protection. But if the edges are breaking they might as well not be there. I also checked on Reddit, and this has happened to an extent to so many people. Its ridiculous that a product this expensive breaks within less than a year of purchase, and although I checked and it has warranty, a replacement unit would have the same issue. The case also completely stopped working after the iOS 16 update, and as a student I can’t afford to not be able to write for a week. If you’re on a budget a mouse and a Bluetooth keyboard works wonders. I’ve been using them and it’s incredibly comfortable. I do give points to Logitech in that they have been able to give me a refund, since it has a 2 year warranty, but that’s all I can say about it. The case was really really good while it lasted, but it has no longevity. 2/10
I have both the Logitech case and Apple’s. I used Logitech’s for awhile, but switched back to the Magic Keyboard. I couldn’t stand the, well, the stand. Having to flip out the stand just to have it stay upright sucked. With Apple’s you can pick it up like a laptop and set it just about anywhere you can a laptop. I love that Logitech’s protects all sides and that it detaches and you can use it with its stand, but I didn’t like actually using it with the keyboard. MOFT sells an add on to the Magic Keyboard called the Snap iPad case. It magnetically attaches to the case and has a place for the Apple Pencil, plus protects the iPad on two sides. I know it’s more money, but it’s perfect for me. I do wish the Magic Keyboard had a top row of utility keys like Logitech’s Folio. No Apple, going into the Command Center is not the same.
I know I’m WAY behind but, I just received my first Magic Keyboard today in the mail. I got a GREAT deal on one off eBay. I’m so far loving it. One option I found to “fix” the no case issue when it’s not in the keyboard case is to use the folio case that allows you to magnetize the iPad to it.
This remains a good review in 2024. Just whipping through the checklist of every comparison point with an efficient and pleasant presentation. Thank you!
By far the best review I’ve seen. You hit the points that are important. I’m going to get the Logitech as it’s hands down better for typing experience, protection, versatility and price point. The only thing I don’t like, which you didn’t cover, is that the keyboard is flexible.
Wish they made the Logitech in black or dark grey ☹️ it’s really annoying that there’s only light grey when there’s so many iPad colours. It makes the iPad color clash with the Logitech.
This video was a huge help. I’m heading off to college in less than a year and needed a keyboard to go along with my ipad. This video made the choice clear as day for a functional keyboard/case. Thanks so much!!!
I’ve tried SOOO many cases (kickstand type, hard shell laptop types, kickstand types, and others). Fact is there IS a real difference with a Smart Connector keyboard vs. Bluetooth (which means it’s down to Apple and Logitech if you’re a power user). Bluetooth Trackpad/keyboard cases can get buggy, lose connection randomly, and lack some responsiveness. Or the material shows wear badly. Having the Smart Connector and dedicated shortcut keys, plus Logitech’s masterful case material, the Combo Touch is really hard to beat it. The main issue with Logitech that I ran into started with the Folio Touch which had defective keys (#4 and #5) that popped off without warning. And I couldn’t get them to reattach. Logitech replaced it with another and the same thing happened again. Design flaw. Logitech thankfully replaced it with the Combo Touch which worked great for just over 2 years until the wiring in the flexible connector flap went bad a few weeks ago (just stopped responding). I don’t abuse my gear, but I do use my iPad and trackpad/keyboard case every day. Right now I’m using my first Folio Touch without a couple keys missing (which Logitech said I could keep) until I find another case I like. I’m trying one more before resigning myself to buy another expensive Combo Touch since Logitech will only discount a replacement by 20%. The good news is they now offer it in three colors instead of just one (at least for my M1 iPad Pro 11, 3rd gen.).
First time watching your channel. Man, this review was so pleasent to watch. I feel much more enlightened than before I watched it, it was very well structured and professionally put together (I really liked the brief summary/conclusion part at the end very much) - even the lighting/background music contributed to an overall pleasent viewing experience. Based on your review, I am going with the Logitech Folio. I think they are both super good looking, with the slight edge to the Apple keyboard from a purely design standpoint (as is often the case with Apple imo). However, the superb functionality of the Logitech definitely outweighs that in my perspective - also the extra protection for both the Apple Pencil as well as the iPad itself is a big plus. Having the pros and cons pointed out like you did in your video was very helpful, so thank you for that. Easiest subscription of my life btw.
Oh wow - kindest comment of the day - 🙏 So glad the video was helpful. I appreciate your time for both watching and leaving feedback. Welcome to the channel.
Don't know if anyone needs to know this but, Amazon UK are now selling the Magic Keyboard Case for £174.50 (50%) off. So if price was an issue for you and you wanted the Magic Keyboard then you can now go for it. Don't know how long it'll last tho
I have an iPad Pro 12.9” that I got a great deal on as a refurb and splurged on the magic keyboard case which I love… now that I have customized it. I added thin walnut self adhesive wood veneer to the outside which is beautiful and only gets more beautiful as it absorbs the oil from my grimy mitts… which is important because otherwise the magic keyboard is a fingerprint magnet and gets very dirty very quickly. I wish the Logitech keyboard were available for the 12.9” iPad Pro! I love the protection it offers and the price, great video!
Fantastic review! I have an iPad Air 4 and after about a month and a half of use I’m in the market for a keyboard. I thought I’d still use my MacBook Pro 13-inch (2017) for typing intensive stuff, but the speed and convenience of the iPad Air 4 makes me want to type more with it! The LogiTech looks to be the one for me (I’m not interested in losing my Apple Pencil 👍🏾).
I’ve had both. For me being able to easily remove my iPad was the deciding factor. I don’t like having to put a case on it to connect it to the keyboard. I just slap it on the magic keyboard when I need it and take it off and put it in my apple smear folio when I don’t need to type anything. Also the pass through charging is the best thing ever. I never have to charge the keyboard because it charges when my iPad is plugged in.
I'm not interested in any of these two keyboards. RU-vid thinks I am, though. I use a cheap Bluetooth keyboard as an external keyboard. It's full size but compact enough to fit in my bag pack.
Does the Bluetooth have any effect on your battery? I have an iPad Pro 2nd gen & have the earlier Logitech Slim Combo, similar to the one here but without the track pad. It uses the smart connector & I don’t have to turn on Bluetooth. This particular iPad Pro seems to be a battery eater so the less I have to turn on Bluetooth the better. I really like the keyboard feel & it’s still going strong after 4 or 5 years.
To be honest, I dont know. I never used Bluetooth keyboard for long enough to notice. I dont use the tablet for work as much as I thought I would. Saying that, bluetooth is supposed to be a low power communication protocol, so I wouldnt call it a battery eater. The power probably goes to the application you use rather than the keyboard.
I was in between choosing the Folio Keyboard and Magic Keyboard for my iPad Pro. Besides the esthetic look of Magic Keyboard, it really doesn’t offer any protection especially when I’m constantly on the go. The price itself is a huge major no for me. Thank goodness I came across the Logitech Folio Touch which not just offers full protections and half the price of Magic Keyboard. Although attaching the Folio Keyboard it will make the iPad heavier but for the price point which offers so much more than the Magic Keyboard. I’m glad I made the right choice.
I have used Logitech keyboards since the early 2000s. I got an iPad pro for work and I didn't even think about getting the magic keyboard instead I automatically bought the Logitech combo touch.
Looking to this review i would like to say my point of view: a computer of course is something more powerfull (like an hp of 650$ of price) than an ipad air, but the most unconfortable thing about a computer is the versatility, because you can't take a computer for reading and sketching, like on an ipad, specially of last generation (the most similar to a computer until now), over the usual functions (mainly reading like an ebook, tuching the screen and writing with a magic pencil), so what i want to say is that is better the logitech keyboard, because you can always use all the previous fuctions at the same time, using it with more safety, instead of the magic keyboard, which transforms an ipad in a computer only... P. S., Very nice review!!
I would love to have an option for the 12’9 Pro model. The magic Keyboard is so expensive for an accessory that i cant justify it. Too bad Logitech isn’t making also a large one.
Apple probably feels threatened by Logitech’s products and doesn’t let them. Even this is a compromise because it doesn’t have a detachable keyboard like the Logi combo touch case for the old iPad Pro, iPad Air 3 and the normal iPad. I have the combo touch with the iPad Air 3 and it is magical. I really think it is a nice feature being able to detach the keyboard when I want to use the iPad for watching movies in bed or o,aging games etc.
The sell a very slim case that goes on your iPad and don’t have to take it off to put in the magic keyboard. It’s called the SwitchEasy CoverBuddy, has a secure place for your Apple Pencil. And it adds a little extra protection on the sides and top of the iPad while in the magic keyboard, and a little protection when you take the iPad out of the magic keyboard
Love the commentaries on your videos. You cover each point with great details which helps in deciding which product is the right one based on all of its features. Thank you much for sharing,
This video was a deciding factor for me for the folio obviously because of the protection or lack thereof on the Apple magic keyboard which helped me decide on my final decision. Thank you for you honest review and it was very impartial like always.
this is something i have been wondering about. the logitech is clearly the more practical option but i've owned two 3rd party keyboards before (one by logitech and one by belkin) and both failed to work smoothly on my iPad Air. so i'll probably be getting the magic keyboard. shame, really
@@mylifeasmanta does it do that after some use or like right from the get go? I got the magic keyboard but it doesn’t protect my iPad enough. Seeing this video makes me want to switch to Logitech but I am seeing comments about the Logitech having issues staying up to date with ios updates and re-thinking.
@@SummeRain783 i used bluetooth based logitech and belkin keyboards that just simply didn't work - the O, I, J, K and some other keys were muddled up so they actuallY moved the cursor around. i haven't tried the new logitech keyboards that use the smart connector. however, i'd gladly welcome side protection instead of magnetic cases (my 3 week old iPad Pro already has a dent in the top corner due to the smart folio case coming off).
@@SummeRain783 i suppose my personal tip would be to either get apple's own keyboards or third party ones that use the smart connector. did you find any damage on your iPad at the sides, or have any problems with it coming off the magic keyboard? cause i don't want any more dents and scuffs in mine
@@mylifeasmanta I actually googled some cases last night that goes with the magic keyboard. You can look them up or I can send you the link. That should help solve the problem with the dents. I just got the pro so no dents yet
@@MaiONerds The keyboard case works well, but it is definitely a bit heavy and takes up a lot of room when unfolded. I’m concerned that it might not fit on those flip down desks in some of my college’s classrooms.
@@TheLucidLuxray well good that our college is shut down for now 😂. I use a cheep blutooth keyboard from Amazon and a case called zugu (as an artist that case is the best)
@@MaiONerds I had to return my Logitech Folio Touch, as the trackpad is behaving erratically. I’m currently using the Apple Smart Keyboard Folio that I picked up at Target paired with a Logitech M590 mouse that I had kicking around. The Smart Keyboard Folio is far lighter, as it only adds half a pound to the iPad. It doesn’t provide much protection, though, so keep that in mind if you tend to be clumsy with your iPad.
I have been using the same Magic Keyboard for the past 4 years and it has worn down A LOT and gained lots of cons over the years. In the first few years of using one you might experience: -the keyboard can bend back a lot more. For me this is honestly a pro, but it also proves that it is wearing down and less sturdy. -I’m not sure why, but whenever I use it and put it up the keyboard can move back and forth to a limit with like almost no force. If your iPad is just like leaned back and you tilt it a bit it will fall forward about 2 cm. It’s pretty annoying. -it gets super dusty and hard to clean. The keycaps im scared to take off because I’m not sure if you’re supposed to, since obviously it’s not a mechanical keyboard. In that case, lots of dust has gathered underneath the keycaps and it’s pretty dirty. -basically, the keyboard eventually wears down to the point where the magnets are not as strong, my iPad now falls out frequently and that was how I shattered my old iPad’s screen. *most important*: after around 2 or 3 years of using it, it completely stopped connecting unless I plugged my charger into the charging port on the keyboard. I’m not sure why, but it still attaches but the keyboard doesn’t work unless I plug the cable in the keyboard while it’s connected. It also stopped lighting up and there is no longer a backlight.
Thank you for sharing. I had the magic keyboard in my cart and then the website suggested the folio and I didn’t know what to choose! Thanks for your help :)
Flawless and extensive review. Well done!!! I have protested all things Logitech for some horrendous poor service decades ago. BUT, I may give them a try on this one. Otherwise, NEVER a Logitech fan because they don't stand behind their products, and would rather argue and fuss with a consumer than make any attempt to make someone happy. See how that played out for 20 years? Thank you sir! Great review, otherwise I would NEVER consider them.
Great review. I haven't purchased an iPad yet and am doing research. I was wondering about the Magic Keyboard and wasn't familiar with other options yet. This was timely and informative. After watching this, the Folio Touch would be the one I would lean toward. I liked the different modes like reading and drawing and typing. The benefits of the Magic Keyboard weren't strong enough to go that direction. And yay, save money! Love that part. Thanks again! Looking forward to watching more videos!
just ordered the folio touch so my IPad can finally be a school laptop replacement I've had a pretty big laptop for a while and it just wasn't very convenient to lug around with me everyday (and honestly for the type of work I have to do for senior year I don't really need the features of windows) and thankfully I already had an IPad air 4 for sketching and drawing so a keyboard was a no brainer I'm glad I discovered the touch folio cause I was holding off on a keyboard cause I just couldn't justify the 300 dollar price tag of the magic keyboard to myself cant wait to try the folio thanks for the awesome review video man!
Hey! One more quick question on this - how easy is the Logitech keyboard to remove from the iPad? Is it a really tight fit or will it be easy to take on and off as required? ☺️
