CPR003GRY100_FBA
$49.95 USD
What if we told you, you could transform your iPad into a bona fide Macbook Pro? Well, the Clamshell will do just that, it's about as close as you can get to upgrade your iPad to a laptop these days. With a built-in battery pack it gives you an extra 50% of juice that connects via USB. Seamless typing is ensured by regular resistance keys and a handful of shortcuts conspire to make your life easier. You'll love how much faster you can get things done on the iPad now that you've found its significant other.
It looks like the Macbook's little brother with up 120 degrees viewing angles. Dedicated for iPad 2, 3, and 4th Gen.
The hard plastic shell makes it a sturdy case to store and transport the iPad when not in use
Regular resistance keys for a familiar typing experience on an English QWERTY layout. Helpful hotkeys allow you to switch between apps, perform tasks, and change settings by barely lifting a finger.
Extra battery life courtesy of a 4000mAh power bank with regular USB ports. The sleep/Wake function puts your device to bed when you close the screen to save battery.
DOWNLOAD COOPER KAI SKEL IPAD 4 3 2 CLAMSHELL KEYBOARD USER MANUAL
How do I pair my iPad with the keyboard?
Start by fully charging your keyboard, then turn the keyboard ON.
1. Charge the Kai Skel for 6 hours.
2. Turn the Kai Skel on, then press ‘FN+C’ at the same time.
3. On your iPad go to Settings > Bluetooth and turn Bluetooth ON.
4. Search for available devices and choose ‘Bluetooth Keyboard’.
I cannot find the '@' sign?
The keyboard's language is in the US QWERTY by default. Please set US QWERTY layout under the input method language settings of your tablet:
For tablet:
Launch Settings > ‘Language & input’
1. Select ‘Select keyboard layout’.
2. Find your Bluetooth keyboard listed under ‘Physical keyboard’ and press on its name.
3. Select ‘Set up keyboard layouts’.
4. Find your desired language.
If multiple languages are enabled, you may press Ctrl + Space on your Bluetooth keyboard to switch between them.
For iPad:
Launch Settings from your Home screen.
1. Select 'General'.
2. Scroll down and select 'Keyboard'.
3. Tap 'Add New Keyboard'.
4. Scroll down and select 'United States'.
To return to another keyboard, simply tap and hold the globe key and make your selection again.
My keyboard stopped typing / some keys stopped working.
Most keyboard issues come from low battery. Charge your keyboard for around 6 hours. If the problem persists, please contact us for more assistance.
Where can I view the electronic manual of the keyboard?
The digital user manual of the keyboard is here.
Does the Kai Skel have a backlight feature?
No. This keyboard does not have a backlight feature.
What material are the keyboard keys?
The key buttons use the same plastic materials as standard laptop keyboards.
What is the keyboard layout of the cover?
The keyboard has US QWERTY layout.
Can I charge my iPad using the Kai Skel P1?
Yes. The Kai Skel P1 has a built-in power bank. Just plug a charger into the USB port of the case and you can charge any of your devices (including your iPad).
Does it come with the battery & charger?
The keyboard case comes with a built-in 2800 mAh rechargeable battery and charging cable only. No adapter included in the packaging.
Will this work on Android tablets?
No. The case is custom made for iPad 4, iPad 3 and iPad 2.
How long is the battery life?
The keyboard battery life is 60 hours.
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Rated 3 out of 5
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| Ease of Use |
Rated 3 out of 5
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| Shopping Experience |
Rated 4 out of 5
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Order arrived promptly and well packaged. The keyboard is sturdy and my ipad fits perfect. I am very pleased with it.
Item didnt describe the exact measurements for iPads. I have an iPad 2 and it doesnt fit it snuggly.
I forgot I got this from you LOL it was a long time ago the iPad is obsolete now was back then as well, since I got it used and it was an impulse buy. it worked and now it's in a drawer somewhere along with the tablet
Acceptable and functional.
It came today and so far it is really worth the amount I paid for it, smaller than I expected but that's not a problem (I'm typing on it now). Keys feel a little cheap but seem to work fine too! Will come back and report any changes after I've used for a while but as it stands I really recommend this keyboard.
