zoyu Keyboard Case for iPad (11th Gen A16, 2025) & iPad 10th Gen (2022) — detachable magnetic wireless keyboard folio in beige
Product description
If you want your iPad to feel more like a laptop for typing, editing and everyday work, a detachable keyboard case is often the sweet spot. This zoyu Keyboard Case for iPad is built around a magnetic, removable wireless keyboard and a folio cover, so you can keep the protection and only add the keyboard when you actually need it.
That said, it’s not a one-size-fits-all accessory in the abstract sense. It’s designed for specific iPad generations and model numbers, and the sleep/wake behaviour has a small catch depending on whether the keyboard is attached.
Key takeaways
This case is designed to work with iPad (A16) 11th Generation (2025, 11-inch) and iPad 10th Generation (2022, 10.9-inch). The wireless keyboard attaches magnetically and can be taken off if you don’t need it.
On paper, it’s the sort of setup that suits people who type for longer stretches—emails, documents, notes and light editing—without sacrificing the folio cover’s protection. There’s also an internal pencil holder (but you’ll need to supply the pencil separately).
The essentials (what you’re really buying)
You’re getting a folio-style cover with a built-in stand function, plus a magnetic detachable Bluetooth keyboard. The keyboard connects via Bluetooth and is described as easy to operate.
The case also includes an auto sleep/wake function: it should put your iPad to sleep when the cover is closed and wake it when opened. However, you’ll want to follow the note in the listing about removing the keyboard for the best sleep/wake effect.
There’s a honeycomb grid pattern on the case, which is positioned as helpful for heat release, plus an anti-skid element to help keep things steadier on surfaces.
Tech specs
- Compatibility: iPad (A16) 11th Generation 2025 11-inch (Model numbers A3354, A3355, A3356)
- Compatibility: iPad 10th Generation 2022 10.9-inch (Model numbers A2696, A2757, A2777, A3162)
- Keyboard connection: Bluetooth
- Keyboard attachment: magnetically detachable (keyboard separated from case)
- Battery (keyboard): built-in premium Li-ion battery
- Charging (keyboard battery): full charge in 2–3 hours (as stated)
- Battery life (keyboard): works for at least 70 hours (as stated)
- Standby (keyboard): up to 90 days (as stated)
- Pencil holder: included slot inside the case (Apple Pencil not included)
- Auto sleep/wake: supported when the cover is opened/closed
- Note for best sleep/wake: remove the keyboard, as the listing says the keyboard with iron can hinder mutual attraction between magnets
- Package content: 1 x iPad case, 1 x wireless BT keyboard, 1 x charging cord, 1 x user guide
What stands out in everyday use
The headline is the detachable keyboard. If you’re commuting or using the iPad for reading, you can remove the keyboard and keep a simpler, slimmer-feeling folio. When you sit down to type, the magnets bring everything back into place.
The viewing angle is also described as adjustable to a comfortable position. In practice, that’s the difference between “it works on the desk” and “I can actually settle in and type without constantly shifting the iPad”.
There’s also a pencil slot built in, which is a small but genuine everyday convenience—less rummaging for where you last left your stylus.
Where it may fall short (worth considering)
This is a keyboard case, so it’s not aiming to be the lightest possible iPad setup. If you mostly use your iPad for casual scrolling, browsing or reading and rarely type, a detachable keyboard setup can feel like overkill.
Also, take note of the sleep/wake detail: the listing advises removing the keyboard to achieve the “perfect effect” of sleep wake-up because the keyboard with iron may interfere with magnet attraction. That’s the kind of thing that can annoy you if you want everything to be fully hands-off.
Finally, it’s only compatible with the specific iPad models listed. If your iPad’s model number doesn’t match, it won’t be the right fit—so checking the model number at the back before buying is a sensible step.
Who it suits (and who should skip it)
It makes sense if you want a protective folio that can turn your iPad into a more keyboard-friendly work device, and you’re happy using Bluetooth rather than expecting a wired connection.
It’s not the best choice if you don’t type much, or if you want instant, completely consistent sleep/wake behaviour regardless of whether the keyboard is attached—because the listing suggests you may need to remove the keyboard for the best results.
When it makes sense?
Buy this zoyu keyboard case if you’ve got one of the supported iPads (A16 11th Gen 2025, or iPad 10th Gen 2022 10.9-inch) and you want an adjustable stand plus a detachable magnetic keyboard for typing, editing and content watching.
Skip it if your iPad model isn’t one of the listed model numbers, or if you’d rather prioritise minimum bulk over a keyboard-first setup.
As a quick example: if you’re drafting a document on the kitchen table, you can attach the keyboard for the typing phase, then later detach it when you’re switching to video or reading—keeping the folio on for protection without constantly leaving the keyboard attached.
Mini FAQ
Does it work with any iPad?
No. It’s designed for iPad (A16) 11th Generation 2025 11-inch models A3354/A3355/A3356 and iPad 10th Generation 2022 10.9-inch models A2696/A2757/A2777/A3162, and the listing says it isn’t compatible with other devices.
Is the keyboard rechargeable?
Yes. The keyboard has a built-in Li-ion battery and uses charging via the included charging cord (the listing states a full charge takes 2–3 hours).
Will the Pencil holder include the pencil?
No. The pencil slot is included, but Apple Pencil is not supplied.
What about auto sleep/wake?
It’s described as supporting sleep/wake when the cover is opened or closed. The listing also notes that you should remove the keyboard to get the perfect effect.
What’s in the box?
The package content is listed as: the iPad case, the wireless BT keyboard, a charging cord, and a user guide.
Final verdict
Worth buying if your iPad matches the listed model numbers and you specifically want a detachable magnetic keyboard with an adjustable stand and a pencil slot. It leans more towards “typing and productivity on the go” than “ultra-light tablet carry”. If you’re chasing effortless sleep/wake without removing anything, you may want to look at other approaches first—because this one has that magnet-related caveat.