Apple Magic Keyboard: iPad Keyboard case for iPad Pro 11-inch (1st, 2nd, 3rd, 4th Generation) and iPad Air (4th, 5th Generation), Great Typing Experience, Built-in trackpad, US English - White

You won’t use your iPad without this keyboard once you try it out. It’s expensive but you won’t regret spending a single penny on it.

Great

Im an Apple fanboy and buy everything, so I was primed to like this. But there are two design problems with this. First, and most important, the screen is so close to your fingers that Im constantly touching the screen accidentally while typing. Perhaps my fingers are more dramatic than others, but every time I try to type in the top row of keys (and sometimes in the row below that), my finger accidentally hits the iPad screen. That of course is awful, because it messes up my typing and sometimes messes up what Im working on.

I have a 12.9 in iPad also, and two 11in (2018 and 2020). Everything is technically as advertised but for whatever weird reason, the 11in one is just worse. The limited angles (which is a huge apple thing, they really do like neutering choices. Is a lot rougher and harder to deal with on the 11in than on the 12.9. I cant explain it better, but I never found a good and comfortable viewing angle on this one, like it needed to go back just a few degrees more and it would have been perfect. Save your money, buy a USB C hub since thankfully iPad OS 13 is great and easily accepts USB C devices without any issues Ive ran into. That way you can still charge it, and use the usb C port plus other ports those hubs offer for a fraction of the cost. Though I do love the Typecase keyboard cases, bulky, $70, but offers a 360-degree hinge, near infinite viewing angles, trackpad (bigger than the Magic Keyboard 11in) , and a lot more features, SURE you have to charge both the iPad and keyboard with that one, but Its pretty alright.

Prodotto fantastico , rende iPad Pro più completo ed elastico da utilizzare tutti i giorni , consigliato

This product isnt new

It’s fantastic keyboard for ipad 11”

I chose the Logitech foilio first. Both folios had their advantages and disadvantages so I went with the cheaper option. In the end two issues with the Logitech pushed me back to apple. 1. You have to use the little flap kickstand to prop the screen up which made it awkward when using it on my lap or in bed. 2. The Logitech allows you to flip the keyboard completely back to allow for the iPad to be used as a normal tablet. However, its very awkward to hold and there’s no way to really hold it without hitting the keys. You can just remove the iPad but its a little annoying to get in and out of that case. So I saw this case on sale for $199 and I jumped on it. I definitely like it better overall. The Logitech still has some benefits over the apple which is why I gave the apple 4 stars. For my needs its the better option. The screen holds itself up and the iPad is super easy to remove since its held by magnets. It’s also thinner which I like, but I understand others don’t and prefer the thicker more protective Logitech case. Last thing is the magnetic strap to hold the pencil in place. That’s a feature apple should have included. However there are 3rd party pencil holders that you can stick on the back of the case. I may go that route at some point, but as of now I don’t want to use adhesive on my new case. So in the end I’m happy I saw this on sale and it works great for my needs. At the sale price it was a no brainer for me, but even at the normal price if had to do it over again I would pay the $299.

I am a 70 yr old retiring carpenter with large calloused hands and have found the keyboard very difficult to use.

Love it