Apple Magic Keyboard for iPad

If you've come from something else with a keyboard, so at the end of the day, let me let me wrap it all up with this. My MacBook Air spec is twelve hu...

So, honestly, since I've had this thing, this keyboard has sat on my desk most of the time.. If you wan na turn your iPad into a laptop, there is noth...

I got the Magic Keyboard with Touch ID today and was surprised to see the braided cable as well. I kinda love it haha

It chose not to put a kickstand on it. It chose to design the Magic Keyboard the way that it did.

I think the magic keyboard is the complete opposite though as an incredibly light key, but I'm not 100% sure there. I ended up swapping out the blues for the browns but I'm still undecided on which I prefer. As for your last question, customization is pretty limited on the low profiles. There's not many, if any at all, keycap providers and if you get the gaterons you're limited to soldering and desoldering those.

The 11 inch model we tested is also compatible with the fourth-generation iPad Air.

Ideally, a keeb is low profile so as to not induce wrist strain. Otherwise, a wrist rest is necessary. I really like Apple's Magic Keyboard because it's very low profile and it doesn't require a wrist rest.

Overall this keyboard is very nice. It’s good for a desk or kitchen counter. This makes the iPad useful like a laptop. The benefit is that you don’t have to worry about connecting to Bluetooth and the keyboard instantly connects and works. The keyboard and trackpad are great although the trackpad’s ...

1.) The Apple Magic keyboard.

100% honest review: Good product, it’s sturdy and it works well for what I need. however, i use it for school and just on the first day i’ve already noticed some cons that affected my opinion of it heavily. for starters, it’s like 2lbs of weight which added to the ipad is kind of annoying. Also, whe...