MoKo iPad Keyboard Case for 11-Inch iPad

For iPad owners who want a keyboard and trackpad for typing, browsing, or editing, this MoKo case turns a compatible tablet into a more laptop-like setup. The keyboard detaches magnetically, so you can remove it when you want to use the iPad on its own.

Its fit is limited to the iPad (A16) 11th generation, 11-inch 2025 model and the iPad 10th generation, 10.9-inch 2022 model. The product listing names specific model numbers, so matching your iPad matters more here than choosing by screen size alone.

The Shiny Pink finish, seven-color backlighting, and built-in multi-touch trackpad give this case more than a basic typing setup. Still, it is a keyboard cover for two iPad generations—not a universal iPad case.

Key points

The QWERTY keyboard has PadOS multimedia shortcuts for controls such as volume and music, while its listed compatibility also includes iOS, Windows, and Android. For this case, the key buying question is whether your specific iPad is one of the supported models, the listing says it is not compatible with other iPad models.

The backlit keys offer seven colors and three brightness levels, a useful touch when typing in a dim room. The built-in multi-touch trackpad can help with browsing and editing without reaching for the screen every time. The keyboard is rechargeable, with a stated 480mAh battery, and a USB-C charging cord is included.

The case uses a soft-touch PU leather exterior and a flexible TPU interior with a honeycomb grid design. Its magnetic keyboard can be repositioned or detached, and the case provides two viewing angles with anti-slip slots. Keep in mind that the holder is for carrying a pen, but a pen is not included.

How to use it

Attach the keyboard to the case magnetically when you want to type, then position the iPad in one of the two viewing angles. For example, set it on a desk to answer messages or edit a document using the trackpad, then detach the keyboard to read or hold the tablet without it. Opening or closing the lid is described as automatically waking or putting the device to sleep.

The keyboard’s backlight has seven color options and three brightness settings. The listing includes a USB-C charging cord, but doesn’t specify battery life in hours, so the 480mAh figure alone doesn’t tell you how often you’ll need to recharge it.

Practical tips

Before ordering, check the model number in your iPad’s settings or device information and compare it with the supported numbers: A3354, A3355, A3356, A2696, A2757, or A2777. The generation and model number are more reliable identifiers than a general “11-inch” or “10.9-inch” description.

The two-angle design gives you some choice between a more upright position for typing and a lower viewing position for reading or drawing. It does not list a broad range of adjustable angles, so shoppers who want many positioning options may prefer a different style of stand or case. It suits you if you want typing and cursor control in one detachable accessory. It might not be a great match if your iPad is a different model or you need a pen included.

Before you decide

Which iPads does this case fit? It is listed for the iPad (A16) 11th generation 11-inch 2025 models A3354, A3355, and A3356, plus the 10th generation 10.9-inch 2022 models A2696, A2757, and A2777.

Can the keyboard be removed? Yes. It attaches magnetically and can be repositioned or detached from the case.

Is a pen included? No. The case has a built-in pen holder, but the listing says the pen is not included.

When it makes sense

Choose this setup if your iPad is one of the listed models and you want a case that combines a detachable keyboard, trackpad, and two viewing positions for desk use, travel, or everyday typing. A simpler protective case makes more sense if you rarely type or mainly want a light cover, a different keyboard case is the safer direction if you need broad iPad compatibility, more stand angles, or an included pen.