The Flexbook Touch Keyboard Case has lots of features and is a cheaper
alternative to Apple's Smart Keyboard.
Compatible for iPads with a 10.2 inch screen or a 10.5 inch screen.
Stick with me and I'll show you the rest of the features.
The Flexbook Touch Keyboard Case comes in a nice hard case shell
when you first open the case you may find that it's very stiff
and I must admit at one point i thought it was going to snap.
So applying a little pressure towards the bottom of the top case helps to open
the case a little easier.
So when you switch it on you'll see all the colors light up.
Pop in your iPad. Clicking it in at the edges.
The first few times you use it you'll find it a little stiff at the hinge
but it does loosen up with usage.
So if i want to use it as tablet mode i'll just rotate it and lay it down on
top of the keyboard which obviously makes it a little bulky.
So because of the 360 rotating feature the iPad does not detach from the keyboard.
The case comes with all the necessary cutouts for access points buttons and speakers.
I did find a little lag when scrolling up and down. Perhaps I'm just used to
using the touchpad on the Mac which is a lot faster so I'm
feeling that this is a lot slower.
This touchpad also has a matte finish to it
so I feel that i need to apply a little bit more pressure just to
feel it scroll up and down.
Pinch diagonally outwards to zoom out and inwards to zoom in.
Swiping three fingers down will take you to the home screen.
Swipe three fingers up and it'll take you back to your app.
One finger tap will open the app. Two finger tap will close the app.
Press the top left key once on the keyboard and it'll take you to your home screen.
Press it twice and it'll take you to your control center.
Press and hold it down and it will bring up Siri for you.
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Press the color button or the light button to switch on the backlight.
Press the color button to select a color.
Pressing the light button changes the level of brightness before switching it off.
So here you'll see the pointer for the touchpad if you want to switch it off
the on and off button is here. And this will make the pointer disappear.
And sometimes what happens is when you're typing on the keyboard you may
accidentally use your wrist to switch off the button without realizing.
So if you can't find your mouse pointer anywhere most likely you've pressed the on and off button.
The keyboard also comes with the loop for your Apple Pencil.
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So if you want to change your mouse cursor open up Settings into Accessibility
and then scroll down to Pointer Controls
and here you'll be able to change the appearance of your mouse so at the top
one you'll see contrast you could either make it light or dark.
And then the third option is your colors.
And here you can choose none or you can choose a color and that will just put a
ring around the mouse cursor.
And I can also change the border width which makes the mouse cursor look larger or smaller.
Since the keyboard has been designed for
the iPad the keyboard is going to be smaller, which means the keys are also
going to be smaller. The keys do work really well there
doesn't seem to be any sticking and if you're coming from a regular size
keyboard it's definitely going to take some getting used to,
especially if your fingers are a little bigger.
The keyboard also comes with a USB charging cable which
you'll use with your Apple adapter.
And when you plug it in for charging the red light will show up that it's charging.
Thank you so much for watching. I hope to catch you in the next video.