Tablet keyboards
−11%
EUR157,– was EUR175,90
Logitech Flip Folio
DE, iPad Air 11 2025, iPad Air 2022 (5th Gen), iPad Pro 11 2024 (M4)
Just in: the Flip Folio keyboard case from Logitech for your iPad
23.7.2025
Translation: machine translated
Maximum flexibility is Logitech's claim for the Flip Folio. The case comes with a wireless Bluetooth keyboard in Swiss layout and has numerous iPad function keys.
An iPad is good, but it's even better with a flexible keyboard case: the Flip Folio case from Logitech serves as a stand, transport protection and Bluetooth keyboard for your tablet.
Now in stock, there are two variants that only differ in size. You can get the Flip Folio for iPads in 11-inch and 13-inch format. The case is compatible with the iPad Pro and iPad Air.
The 11-inch case weighs 465 grams, the 13-inch case weighs 611 grams. Want to know how the case performs in practice? My colleague Michelle tested the Flip Folio together with other iPad keyboards.
The keyboard: wireless and magnetically stowable
Flip Folio is designed for iPads. An entire row of keys is available for typical iOS functions, such as screenshots and multimedia controls. You can connect the keyboard to up to two other Bluetooth devices and switch between them at the touch of a button.
If you don't need it, you can store the keyboard directly on the case. A magnet should ensure a secure hold. It then switches off automatically to save energy. According to the manufacturer, the four CR2016 button cell batteries supplied should power the keyboard for up to two years. Logitech achieves this value with a usage time of two hours per day.
The case: protection and kickstand for the iPad
The case protects the front and back of your iPad from bumps and scratches during transport. You can also use the case as a kickstand to set up the iPad horizontally or vertically. The holder can be adjusted to your desired angle of inclination.
Header image: Logitech
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