EAMPANG iPad Keyboard Case

The 360-degree rotating back cover gives this EAMPANG keyboard case more flexibility than a fixed-angle folio: you can position a compatible iPad horizontally or vertically for reading, video, or typing. Its detachable keyboard and watermelon red finish make it a more distinctive setup than a plain protective cover.

The keyboard also has seven backlight colors, with adjustable brightness and a breathing-light mode. The iPad and stylus are not included.

Best use cases

This case is aimed at everyday iPad tasks that benefit from a physical keyboard, such as editing documents, browsing apps, and putting together presentations. Picture setting the iPad upright to type at a desk, then rotating it to portrait orientation to read or chat. Two anti-slip grooves provide supported viewing angles, and the keyboard can be detached when you want to carry the tablet without it.

The backlighting may be useful when you’re typing in dim conditions, while the built-in pen slot keeps a stylus close at hand. You’ll appreciate it if you want keyboard functionality, adjustable viewing positions, and a cover in one accessory. If you mainly watch videos and rarely type, a simpler folio without a keyboard may be easier to carry.

Product specs

The case is listed for the iPad 11th Generation models A3354, A3355, and A3356, and the iPad 10th Generation models A2696, A2757, A2777, and A3162. Check the model number on the back of your iPad before choosing it, a similar screen size alone does not confirm compatibility.

The cover is made from PU leather and has 16 built-in magnets to hold the detachable keyboard in place. Its back rotates 360 degrees, and the case has a magnetic closure, precise cutouts, button access, and a pen slot. The rechargeable keyboard has a 400 mAh battery. The stated charging time is 2–3 hours, with up to 50 hours of continuous use under normal conditions without the backlight, or up to 90 days on standby. It enters sleep mode after an extended period of inactivity and wakes when a key is pressed.

Where it shines

The strongest appeal is flexibility: this isn’t just a keyboard attached to a fixed stand. Switching between landscape and portrait orientation can make the same setup more comfortable for typing, reading, and video, while removing the keyboard offers a lighter way to use the covered iPad. The rainbow lighting and shortcut keys add convenience for people who regularly work or browse on their tablet.

There are trade-offs. The stated 50-hour working time applies without backlighting, so it shouldn’t be treated as a guarantee for every lighting setting. And because the keyboard is detachable, it’s an extra piece to keep track of when you take it off. It’s not for you if your iPad isn’t one of the listed generations, or if you want an accessory that includes the tablet or stylus. Without having tried it, those fit and battery conditions are the clearest points to weigh before buying.

Is it worth it?

This case makes most sense if you want your compatible iPad to handle occasional document work and everyday viewing without switching between a separate cover and keyboard. The rotating back and detachable keypad offer more positioning options than a basic folio, while the backlighting gives it an advantage over a keyboard case without illuminated keys. If you need a more demanding work setup, or simply prefer the fewest pieces to carry, a basic case or a different keyboard arrangement may suit you better. The key decision is whether you’ll use the typing and rotation features often enough to justify carrying the added keyboard.