EUR157,81
Logitech Combo Touch
DE, Apple iPad Pro 11 2018, Apple iPad Pro 11 2020, Apple iPad Pro 11 2021, Apple iPad Pro 11 2022
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It probably fits in the case, but even if it would work the fingerprint sensor of the ipad air is blocked. So this probably isnt the best option.
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Yes, it works and works well.
Former user
2 years ago
Hi, I also have the ComboTouch with the iPad 8, iPadOS 16.6.
In my case, the cursor goes out after 3 seconds following the last movement.
But I just have to touch the trackpad to display it again.
You can disable the fact that the cursor is hidden in
Settings > Accessibility > Pointer Control' - then deactivate the option: 'Automatically Hide Pointer'.
There's also 'Colour', which adds a coloured border around the circle.
There may be other settings to change in:
Settings > Accessibility > Touch > AssistiveTouch'.
Unfortunately, there's still no way of changing the cursor to an arrow or other shape.
Perhaps Apple will add this feature in the future.
Sincerely, Magnus
Former employee
4 years ago
Unfortunately, I could not find any troubleshooting for this. But I'll be happy to post it in the community, maybe a user can help you.
Former employee
5 years ago
According to our information from the supplier, this is a keyboard with CH layout.
Hi Marbot
It says that it is designed for the iPad 2020, which is a 10.2'' screen.
I bought an iPad 2020 and this keyboard for my son.
Galaxus
5 months ago
No, your iPad Pro 11 inch 2nd generation is not compatible with this product. It is only designed for Apple iPad Air 11 2024, Apple iPad Air 11 2025 and Apple iPad Air 2022.
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Galaxus
10 months ago
Yes, the keyboard is compatible with the 4th generation iPad Air (2020). Logitech lists the Combo Touch as suitable for the iPad Air 11" of the 4th and 5th generation.
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No, you'll probably have to ask Logitech. They probably also need a bit of time to adapt their products to the changes in the changing apples.
Galaxus
1 year ago
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The keyboard cannot be used without the iPad as it is connected via the Smart Connector and does not have a separate power supply. However, it is detachable, which allows it to be placed at table height while the iPad is elevated to support ergonomic working.
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Hello you have a return or have a look at the manufacturer!
Yes, the keyboard is compatible with the Ipad Air 2025
Galaxus
1 year ago
The "Combo Touch" keyboard for iPad is available in several languages, but I don't have any specific information about the language of the "DE" model you mentioned. However, Logitech generally offers keyboards in various language layouts, such as Qwerty or Azerty, depending on the region and model. For more details, I recommend that you consult Logitech's official website or check the product specifications directly on the packaging or in the documentation supplied with the keyboard.
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No, the keyboard and case are one and the same.
Unfortunately, we do not have this model in our range for your iPad Pro 12.9 inch 4th Gen.
We only have the keyboards from Apple and Zagg in our range, with the CH layout:
https://www.digitec.ch/de...
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I think keyboard and TouchPad non-responsiveness happens with specific apps. I just pull keyboard out and connect back again. It's annoying but works
Hi Sandro I have the Combo Touch with Smart Connector. It works perfectly. I'm not familiar with Bluetooth.
Greetings Bodo
2 years ago
This is a Marketplace product, and the price is set by the retailer in question.
Our own offer is significantly cheaper for the CH version but we currently have no visibility on future stock availability, we apologise: Logitech Combo Touch (iPad Pro 11 2022 (4th Gen), iPad Pro 11 2021 (3rd Gen), iPad Pro 11 2020 (2. Gen), iPad Pro 11 2018 (1. Gen))
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Hello, please pay attention, I am CH-FR and have bought a FR version, a mistake. CH-FR is not FR.
Former employee
3 years ago
You have asked a new question. But indeed, CH is for QWERTZ, with the accents : é, à and è.
Former employee
3 years ago
According to the manufacturer, this keyboard is unfortunately not compatible with the aforementioned MacBook Air.
There is no loop. The case is cut out on the side so that you can magnetically attach the Apple Pencil directly to the iPad.
The difference is the trackpad - and it's really worth it.
The Apple Pencil is not attached to the case, but to the iPad. This is done with a magnet, as this magnet is not the strongest, it can happen that the pencil flies off. Unfortunately, you can't do it any other way because the Apple Pencil 2nd generation charges itself via this magnet. If you have the Apple Pencil 1st generation, this is clear because it does not have a magnet.
I hope I was able to help.
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