Review on 💫 Renewed Magic Keyboard for 11-inch iPad Pro (2nd Generation) - US English: Enhanced Performance by Michael Schafer

It's not perfect but it's the best it has to offer. What if offers the possibility to use the iPad like a Swiss army knife. Apple's original price tag was hard to swallow, but recent price declines make it easier to justify. I've spent a lot of money looking for the combo this setup offers and there just isn't a better option (IMO). The iPad can now be used as a laptop on the go; This will help most people complete their daily tasks with ease, but depending on the use case, I wouldn't rely solely on this setting as a computer is still better suited for most tasks. experience and there is a moment when you need it. Having one less device to charge is great. The backlit keys help a lot. The additional USB-C charging port helps a lot. I bought a Pitaka back case (a bit pricey but still the best) and now I don't have to worry about damaging the iPad when using it as a tablet. The only issue I had is that the keyboard and trackpad would sometimes "disable" when using the keyboard's charging port. This has only happened to me twice. The solution is to hard reset the device (Volume Down, Volume Up, Home). This is an expensive setup, but I get a lot of value from this configuration. I've spent a lot of time and money on similar offerings for Android and Windows, this is simply the best out there. I also had a 12.9" iPad Pro/Magic Keyboard, but I found it too big to carry around and it really limited my tablet's use. My use was to edit multiple PDF documents (at the same time) into one industrial environment instead of receiving and editing MS Office documents.