EAMPANG iPad Keyboard Case for 11th-Generation iPad

The 360-degree rotating cover gives this EAMPANG iPad keyboard case more flexibility than a basic folio: you can position the tablet horizontally or vertically, then detach the keyboard when you want to travel lighter. Its rainbow backlighting is adjustable across seven colors, which can help when typing in dim light. The case is listed for specific 11th- and 10th-generation iPads, so the model number matters more than the screen-size wording when choosing a fit.

Highlights

The magnetic keyboard attaches to the cover and can be removed for reading, watching videos, or using the tablet without keys in the way. When attached, shortcut keys are intended to make common tasks such as editing documents and browsing apps easier to manage. The backlight offers seven colors, adjustable brightness, and a breathing-light mode, you can also switch it off when you don’t need it.

The keyboard has a built-in 400 mAh battery. The listing states a 2–3 hour charging time and up to 50 hours of continuous use without the backlight, with standby time up to 90 days. Those figures are useful for planning, but the stated continuous-use figure is specifically for backlighting turned off. Keep in mind that the product details mention a mouse in the name but don’t explain its controls or connection, so its role in the setup isn’t clear from the available information.

The PU leather case has a magnetic closure, anti-slip grooves, and a built-in stylus holder. The tablet and stylus are not included. It is designed to help shield the iPad from everyday dust, scratches, and bumps, though the listing doesn’t establish a drop-protection rating.

Best use cases

This setup is aimed at people who switch between typing and hands-on tablet use. For example, you could type a document at a desk with the keyboard attached, then detach it and rotate the iPad upright to read or make a video call. The multiple viewing angles also suit browsing, drawing, or watching content, without requiring a separate stand.

It suits you if you want a removable keyboard and flexible tablet positioning in one case. It might not be a great match if you need documented mouse functionality, a stated drop rating, or a keyboard that remains attached at all times. Compared with a simpler protective folio, this adds typing and rotation options, compared with a dedicated keyboard setup, the available details don’t establish advanced mouse features.

Tips for day-to-day use

Before ordering, find the model number beginning with “A” on the back of your iPad and match it to the listed compatibility: 11th generation A3354, A3355, or A3356, 10th generation A2696, A2757, A2777, or A3162. The product also uses 11-inch and 10.9-inch wording, but those labels alone aren’t as precise as the model numbers provided. Check the A-number rather than relying only on the generation name.

For longer stretches away from a charger, turning off the backlight aligns with the listing’s battery-life figure. Keep the stylus in the built-in holder when moving the tablet, and detach the keyboard when it isn’t needed. The case has two anti-slip grooves for supported viewing angles, adjust the tablet’s position to suit the task rather than expecting one fixed stand angle.

Before you decide

Which iPads are listed as compatible? The case is specified for the 11th-generation models A3354, A3355, and A3356, and the 10th-generation models A2696, A2757, A2777, and A3162.

Can the keyboard be removed? Yes. The keyboard attaches magnetically and is described as detachable for separate carrying or use.

Are the iPad and stylus included? No. The listing explicitly says neither the tablet nor the pencil is included.

Should you buy it?

Choose this case if your iPad matches one of the listed model numbers and you want a single cover that combines a detachable keyboard, adjustable backlighting, a stylus holder, and portrait-or-landscape positioning. Its practical appeal is the ability to move between typing and tablet use without carrying a separate stand. Skip it if your model number isn’t listed or if you’re buying mainly for mouse performance: that feature isn’t explained in the product details, and the keyboard’s stated 50-hour runtime applies with the backlight off.