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Question: Automatic wake/sleep mode Does the Kensington KeyFolio Pro 2 cover activate the wake sleep mode automatically when it is opened or closed? This is unclear to me and it is important to have this feature. Can anyone answerthis question?
Document: The box that the KeyFolio Pro 2 came in shows featured functions on the back of the box; "Magnetic cover enables wake/sleep mode automatically", it says. I was told via phone by the Kensington support staff member (in India) that this model does not have this function available. I tried to explain to her that the box says it does, to nothing other than her silence. I then tried contacting the support through their available email option.
The keyboard works great and plenty of space on the keys. An added feature is having the ability to remove the keyboard if desired. Just remember to turn the keyboard off when you're done with it as it doesn't go into sleep mode or turn off automatically when not in use. The Kensington KeyFolio 2 also does error corrections, which other keyboards do not. It's an overall good protective case as well. I would highly recommend this product.
The Kensington KeyFolio Pro 2 just arrived and is better than expected. The positive reviews were so consistent it seemed the right choice, but the clincher was the holder for the stylus along with all the other features I needed. I just cannot understand why a good designer would ignore this small, but wonderful feature! I need the stylus with me and it tucks in securely and out of the way.There is no auto wake feature, but honestly, how hard is it to turn it on??
This is not true for the 3rd-generation iPad, despite the sticker on the front claiming compatibility. If this feature is important to you, stop reading now and look elsewhere.While I like the KeyFolio Pro 2, it adds significant bulk and weight to the iPad, almost doubling the iPad's weight, though this is still less than many lightweight notebook computers.
Smart Cover Case Supports Sleep/Wake Feature- Blackmine is similar to this but an older model which doesn't auto-sleep/wake the iPad), but the grooves in the case were not sufficient to hold the iPad at a good viewing angle for any extended period of time.FINAL THOUGHTS: Given that this was only about $5 more than the Logitech, and given that the newest Logitech ultrathin keyboard case is about $40 more than the Kensington (don't forget Warehouse Deals!
Wanted a combo case/removable keyboard and, after some research, settled on the Kensington KeyFolio Pro 2. As usual with Amazon, the transaction and shipping were smooth. But, that's where the happy feeling ended. Opened the package and was immediately overtaken by the stench. Was it glue? Was it the vinyl itself? Didn't matter. Felt like Lloyd Bridges in Airplane. Hair standing up.
I can easily set the iPad in portrait mode loosely in the portfolio. This is not ideal, but it does work. If doing it again, I would choose either just the Kensington keyboard without folio, or perhaps the keyboard & portfolio with the the rotatable screen frame (Kensington Apple iPad 2 KeyFolio Pro Performance Case for Apple iPad 2 and New iPad (K39357US)), which is cheaper. I don't know whether the keyboard is as good as this one, or not.
I've already dropped it once without damage. The Logitech does not protect the iPad2.) Auto Sleep-Mode. The Kensington shuts off automatically after a few minutes of inactivity, saving battery life. The Logitech stayed on unless your powered it off3.) STABILITY. The Kensington has a weird stability. It sits stable when on a flat surface, but when i try to use it in my favorite spot (the recliner), it's tough to make the prop angle stable.
The Kensington KeyFolio Pro 2 is a great product, and frankly the best iPad keyboard/case combo out there. I love the remove-able keyboard... i'm actually typing this review from my iPad using the keyfolio keyboard. I have recently discovered the velcrow catch that allows you to prop the ipad up on a flat surface. It makes the ipad into an effectice netbook, which I love. All around excellent product and I would recommend it to anyone with an ipad.
I just received this in the mail yesterday, and I'm typing this review on the keyboard that came with the Kensington case. I like it a lot. The keyboard is large enough and easy to use. The keyboard paired with the iPad in a snap. I like the velcro stand. The band holds the iPad in place securely. Unlike one of the other reviews I read, the case does, indeed, put the iPad into sleep mode when you close it, so that's a good feature.
Answer: It is advertised as having the wake/sleep function but it doesn't.  You can glue a small magnet on the lower lip to make it work.  See further discussion and an explanation on how to make it work with the wake/sleep mode.  http://www.amazon.com/review/RMXSVQEO8RYI7/ref=cm_cd_pg_pg3?ie=UTF8&asin;=B005Y1CYSQ&cdForum;=Fx10EBJ5CNQW6PH&cdPage;=3&cdThread;=TxEIJBTW355CRI&store;=electronics#wasThisHelpful