UPC 858969726932

• Power Lift internal keyboard battery can be used to charge your phone
• Ultra-thin, form-fitting cradle maintains tablet's sleek profile with enhanced drop protection
• Integrated Bluetooth keyboard with 6 rows of high-performance scissor keys
• Quick Fold design hides keyboard to enable streamlined viewing mode
• Keyboard power sensor automatically turns on or off when engaged or disengaged in magnetic channel
• Automatic tablet wake and sleep modes when cover opens or closes
• Magnetic closure for a safe and secure fit
• Power Lift internal keyboard battery can be used to charge your phone
• Ultra-thin, form-fitting cradle maintains tablet's sleek profile with enhanced drop protection
• Integrated Bluetooth keyboard with 6 rows of high-performance scissor keys
• Quick Fold design hides keyboard to enable streamlined viewing mode
• Keyboard power sensor automatically turns on or off when engaged or disengaged in magnetic channel
• Automatic tablet wake and sleep modes when cover opens or closes
• Magnetic closure for a safe and secure fit
• Two cables included in box: the adapter cable is located in the yellow-colored spine of the packaging and is indicated by a drawing, and the Micro-USB charging cable is located with the instructions

The iPad Air has redefined what a thin, lightweight tablet should look and feel like. Now Kensington is doing the same thing for ultra-thin keyboard cases with the Key Folio Thin X3 for iPad Air. The X3 features a breakthrough in innovation. Power Lift allows you to tap into the keyboard's internal battery and charge your phone using its USB cable. A sleek and form-fitting, hard-shell exterior surrounds the tablet in protection while maintaining its thin profile. When the Key Folio Thin X3 is opened, it reveals an integrated Bluetooth keyboard that features 6 rows of high-performance scissor keys, including a row of dedicated shortcut keys, allowing you to be more productive using fewer keystrokes. The unique Quick Fold design allows you to hide the keyboard beneath the iPad Air so you can quickly and easily transition from typing mode to viewing mode. A keyboard power sensor lets you switch seamlessly from an active Bluetooth keyboard to standby mode when it's disengaged from the magnetic channel, helping conserve battery life.