🔍 Apple Magic Keyboard for iPad Pro 12.9 - 5th Gen, US English, Black Review

Silence about this nuance, which is very important for buyers, is a dishonest trick of the seller. The correct clave number is in the attached photo. Pay attention to the label, the presence of the 2022 language.

Different pros: Very convenient, almost a laptop is now a tablet. And the cover replaces. Different cons: It performs the function of a box-case, but a pencil on a magnet flies away when carried, it would be nice to have a pocket, in the old fashioned way, so to speak)))

Its pros: Very comfortable keyboard - turns the iPad almost into a computer Its cons: Expensive for functionality. Heavy. As a cover - uncomfortable.

Has pros: Quality materials, pleasant tactile sensations. Convenient trackpad. Cons below: The price is all relative. The weight is not small, but without it there would be no stability.

First of all, the only downside is the absurdly high price. If you're not careful, this is one of the best accessories you can buy for your iPad Pro (12.9). The Magic Keyboard works seamlessly with your iPad Pro. There's no faster battery drain to worry about, no connection issues to worry about, and you can even charge your iPad from the keyboard while it's connected to a charger. The iPad sits firmly on the keyboard and is very durable. My suggestion for anyone who wants to get a white Magic…

Great tactile feel - premium and really enjoyable typing experience. As with most Apple products, "it just works". Nonetheless. No Escape key (seriously, if you need a keyboard at all, use Escape all the time - especially for media consumption and backtracking). full screen mode, etc.). There's currently no good way around this other than to do something stupid like remap the caps lock key to make it work as an escape. No function keys. This means there's no built-in way to do very, very basic…

This version (made specifically for the 5th gen but works on the 4th and I think 3rd) seems a little better to me than the previous model. thicker but not noticeably heavier to wear. It should be noted that this model falls to its knees much less than the last generation due to the heavy weight of the tablet. They've increased the weight of the keyboard to counteract this, and I'm a fan of that change. A few function keys are still missing. I feel the keyboard reclines a bit more than the…

Magic Keyboard for iPad Pro 5th Gen may appeal to many. It's a solid, well-built product that's probably half the price, but I'm pretty sure anyone who buys it will know what's going on. Keyboard: The keyboard is pretty great in every way. I use my M1 MacBook Pro every day, and while the typing isn't exactly identical, it's not far off. The key drop is really great and the space/size is perfect. Ah, I wish it had a row of function keys. Trackpad: The trackpad is good enough. It is very…