Logitech has introduced the Flip Folio case for iPad Pro and iPad Air models that brings a new level of freedom to mobile typing. The case protects the tablet front and back while offering a small keyboard that magnetically on and off. Users can place the keyboard exactly where they want to type and switch it easily from their tablet to a phone or a computer.
A Case That Adapts to Your Work Style
The Flip Folio connects to the iPad magnetically and lets users stand the tablet in landscape or portrait positions. The case folds into a stand that holds the iPad secure at several angles for reading, watching, or tapping the touchscreen. When the keyboard is not in use, it snaps onto the back of the case so it does not add extra bulk. The case material feels soft yet firm and offers a good grip without slipping in the hand.
Logitech offers two size options. A larger case fits the 13-inch iPad Pro and iPad Air setups. A smaller case supports the 11-inch models. Both versions include a thin keyboard that lifts off easily and hooks into place when typing is needed. The magnetic connection is strong enough to keep the keyboard from falling off, yet simple enough to remove with a flick.
A Keyboard That Placements Anywhere
The highlight of the Flip Folio experience is the freedom to move the keyboard anywhere on the work surface. Users can set the keyboard at the bottom edge of the tablet for a traditional layout or pull it forward to rest on the desk. Some may prefer typing with the keyboard nearer to their lap so they can switch between tablet and keyboard without reaching too far. Others may place the keyboard on a nearby table while using the iPad screen as a drawing pad. The small footprint of the keyboard lets it fit in tight spaces and more ergonomic angles.
Logitech has designed the keyboard to be both slim and light. Each keyboard measures just over a quarter of an inch in thickness and weighs under two hundred seven grams. The keycaps have a soft finish and low travel so each tap feels responsive yet quiet. The layout mirrors Apple’s standard on screen keyboard but adds dedicated shortcut keys for iPadOS features such as Home screen control and media playback.
Long Acting Battery and Multi Device Pairing
The Flip Folio keyboard runs on a single coin cell battery. Logitech estimates that the battery will last up to two years under normal use. Since the keyboard does not charge via cable there is no need to worry about plugging it in. When the battery does eventually run out users can simply swap in a new cell and continue typing. The keyboard also supports pairing with up to three devices over Bluetooth. A switch lets users toggle between their iPad a smartphone and even a laptop with ease. This multi device setup suits users who switch between tasks on different screens through the day.
Pricing and Availability
Logitech has set the price at one hundred sixty dollars for the eleven inch Flip Folio and one hundred eighty dollars for the thirteen inch model. The price reflects the high quality of the materials and the added value of the removable keyboard. A graphite color option will launch globally in June of two thousand twenty five along with a North America only black release. Later in September Logitech will roll out pale grey and lilac versions in select regions plus a sand color that is limited to North America. This staggered launch lets users choose a case that matches their style without compromise.
Why the Flip Folio Matters
For anyone who uses an iPad as a work tool, the Flip Folio offers something new. Traditional keyboard cases fix the keyboard at the base of the device, where it may not suit every workspace. Others clip keyboards in awkward positions that cannot be adjusted. The Flip Folio breaks from this pattern by treating the keyboard as a separate tool you can place where you need it. Writers can draw nearer to the screen while still typing smoothly. Artists can move the keyboard aside and return it when notes are needed. Presenters can hold the iPad on stage and keep the keyboard at table height. This flexibility makes the iPad more of a true laptop alternative.
Logitech’s decision to exclude a rechargeable battery and keep the keyboard small also means users will not carry extra weight or cables. The new iPad case blends protection with adaptability and can even support your smartphone for quick access to messages or video calls. It feels like Logitech thought through each scenario where a fixed keyboard case might get in the way.
The Flip Folio represents the next step in iPad accessories by allowing the tablet to perform more like a versatile workstation. Its compact wireless keyboard has the battery life to match a busy schedule, while the case delivers the defense iPad owners expect. Logitech has proven that sometimes less is more when it comes to mobile productivity tools.
