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

There are a lot of things I love about this magic keyboard. Its super portable, looks great, feels great, the keyboard works well, the battery life and how it connects without bluetooth is awesome, the magnet is super strong ...

I treated myself to this when embracing the “replace a laptop” movement. It works great, looks great, feels great, battery lasts well (turn down the brightness in iPad general settings when you don’t need it), and I make very good and regular use of it. The iPad in my case has now replaced home laptop (granted, I’m not a heavy user). Job done and I’m very pleased. Apple make quality products.

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.

It’s good I guess, but if you’re using a browser it really doesn’t sync up well. Hitting space bar ends up high ting the whole screen. Impossible to write using google docs, the app just isn’t compatible in a seamless easy way. Lots of issues when it comes to using search bars.

Expensive but it does what it’s supposed to do so I’m fine

I tried two other different brand keyboards and they just don’t have the quality of this one.

This keyboard/trackpad adds a new dimension to the iPad experience. Great for typing. The backlight keyboard has a good key feel, but is smaller than usual keyboards and takes some getting used to.

I bought this keyboard for my husbands new iPad and its very nice. It folds the iPad out almost like a laptop with that keyboard and when he shuts it, it also protects the iPad.

I thought about this purchase for a while due to the price tag. I actually ordered directly from Apple. At first I thought it was great due to how easy it was to type. In less than 1 year the “e” key started sticking, eventually leading to a lot of frustration as the “e” key is a major key. I contacted apple and was told they could fix it but it would be several hundred dollars???? To make a long story short, I ended up ordering a Logitech which I have used in the past and trashed the magic keyboard. Don’t get sucked into this product.

Seems like good quality. Ive only had it for a month or so. Its expensive. Not sure its worth it.