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Question: Does the keyboard come already charged? I tried to charge mine and it never went blue? The yellow light started out bright, then faded?
Document: Bought this as a gift to go with a new iPad2. Worked great until the initial charge wore off (about five minutes.) Charge light indicator does not come on when plugged in, connection is mechanically flimsy.All keyboard/folio combos are a compromise, you can get a real keyboard from Apple and a nicer folio for the same price.
Unlike some who commented, I like this case with the keyboard because it is substantial. I didn't like the newer version of the Belkin case because it was flimsy I thought. A lot of people want light weight, and to some that may be very important. To me, I'd rather that the case be durable, sturdy and protect my ipad. I have no problem closing mine, and I didn't have any issues with inserting my ipad, nor removing it when I need to.
I have had this case for 11 months. Initially it did what it is supposed to do. I had no issues with the blue tooth connectivity and the keyboard worked reasonably well considering that it really isn't a laptop keyboard, but I knew that. I was always disappointed that there was no way to comfortably use it vertically, but I got used to horizontal viewing. The things that really aggravate me started at about 5 months in.
Letters, numbers and symbols on the keys are dim, faded and hard to see. Not  bright as in the ad pictures.
I tried contacting Belkin repeatedly only to get into loops or dead ends on their website. I received no answers to email or phone calls. I used to think they were a good company; they're not! In addition to the misalignments, the case started fraying all around the edges; it's an embarrassment. I am even more embarrassed now when people see the several pieces of duct tape I use to try to keep the (expletive deleted) thing in less annoying position.
i did not use this very much when i initially purchased it. I have really started using it the past few weeks. the keyboard is really easy to use. on occasion i have some trouble getting it to pair, but i turn  off the wireless and turn it back on and it connects. the battteries seem to hold up pretty good too.
And because of that, it's just not working for me. It's a super pain to put the iPad in/out anyway - very awkward and when I first did it, I said to myself, "I'm glad I don't have to do this a lot," but then I started doing it a lot and this is the result.My experience is very unique and should a person not take the iPad in/out repeatedly then this keyboard should work really well if the other inconveniences don't bug you too much.
My wife got me a bluetooth keyboard from "brand X"  It was fat, heavy and useless. This one is great. Exactly what I needed. It is light, thin, fast, and it does everything I was wanting it to do.
I have had the case for a few weeks now. It is relatively light, has a detachable keyboard, and it protects the iPad unlike some other cases. They keyboard is smaller than a regular laptop or desktop but you can get used to it really quick.
I have had this keyboard/case combo now for about 8 months. I just replaced it with the Logitech Y-R0023 which costs actually a little less. Also, the new Logitech will be the 3rd keyboard I've tried with my iPad.
Answer: Sorry, it was almost 2 years ago, I don't remember. But it sounds like yours isn't working properly.