Review on Keyboard for APPLE iPad Pro 11 (3rd gen.) / iPad Air (4th gen.) (English layout) Magic Keyboard White by Adam Szepietowski ᠌

It all depends on how badly you want it and whether or not you have the opportunity. And even better, buy it just when you absolutely require it, even if who would say that? Various advantages: Those individuals who desire to transform their tablet into an almost fully-fledged working tool will find this to be a very cool addition. For me personally, using the physical keyboard is far more comfortable and aesthetically pleasant than using the on-screen keyboard. The gadget started to remind me of little netbooks like Chrome Book and others in terms of its functionality when I switched to the physical keyboard. For me, the touchpad functions as a separate outlet; the only time I make contact with the screen is when I'm drawing on the tablet (the screen is clear and gorgeous, which is exactly what's required when you're consuming material). Cons: 1) The design for the year 2022 is offered; however, in the end, it is only an engraving of the year 2022 in letters (?). 2) When you switch the language on the keyboard, the language doesn't always switch to the one you want it to; sometimes you have to open the on-screen keyboard in order to rebuild the arrangement of the physical keyboard. 3) There is a clear lack of cleanliness on the black keyboard. 4) The cost, of course; despite the product's high level of quality, it should not be priced at the same level as a full-fledged computer when purchased in conjunction with a tablet. 5) The keyboard is not light in weight.