Apple - Magic Keyboard for iPad Pro 11‑inch (M5) - White

This is a great product, you don’t have to worry about charging it and it reminds you of a MacBook. It also acts as a case and can charge your iPad through the keyboard with the provided usb-c port on the side of the hinge. It’s very sleek and high quality. I really love this product.

Let me guess, you just bought an iPad Pro and heard about this awesome keyboard that is apparently magic and you went looking for more info on it. Only problem is, you loaded the page and were blown away by the price. Yeah, we've all been there. It's the curse of being an Apple fan - they make amazing products, but you're going to pay for it. You could certainly go on another site and buy a cheap alternative at 1/4 the price, but be warned - you're going to regret it. How do I know? I did the same. I tried a cheaper alternative and it just didn't feel like a true extension of the iPad like the Magic Keyboard does. This keyboard sites on my coffee table most of the time with a charge cable plugged into the keyboard itself. If I need to knock out some work emails, I'll do it right from the keyboard. If I want to relax on the couch and play some games, I'll simple detach the iPad from the keyboard (it's magnetically connected, so it's super easy) and have a go at it, returning it to the keyboard when I'm done to charge and get protection from the case the keyboard doubles as. I'm usually the first person out there telling people that they should look at other options when buying first party because you're going to pay for the pleasure of owning something created by the designer of the product. But in this case, Apple created something truly wonderful and I would never use an iPad without it. One quick note though - the 11 inch iPad is smaller than the 13 inch iPad (duh...) so the keyboard is as well. The 13 inch iPad comes with a larger (and more expensive) keyboard that feels like you're typing on a true laptop. For the 11 inch, you're getting a more compact keyboard that is absolutely still functional but not as easy on the fingers as the 13 inch. I'm a larger guy though with big hands, so this could be a me problem, but I felt like it needed to be said in case you were looking at the 11 inch iPad and 13 inch iPad and wondered about the keyboards. Regardless of what you buy, you'll have the best keyboard case for your iPad for sure.

Magic Keyboard is awesome and better than older generation magic keyboards its like a real macbook just clean fancy looking and awesome to work with

My Apple Magic Keyboard for my iPad Pro is seriously refined. It feels super professional, almost like it was designed specifically for seamless productivity. The keys have a great tactile feel, and it just elevates the whole experience of using the iPad. Perfect for those who appreciate a sleek and sophisticated setup.

I recently upgraded from a second gen 13-inch iPad Pro to the 11-inch M4 iPad Pro, and this meant updating all my accessories. I previously had the Magic Keyboard for my iPad and although I liked the way it worked, I didn't like how easy it was to show signs of dirt and wear, both inside and out (I actually had to purchase a second Magic Keyboard mid-life because the first one tore at the seam. With the new one I find a MASSIVE departure from those experiences. Firstly, I went what would've been considered in the opposite direction for a person that loves to have their tech impeccable and chose a white case. After reading reviews and watching multiple YouTube videos, almost everyone mentioned that white cases stood up much better to daily wear and tear. With nearly 2 months of having the case, it's perfectly white and doesn't show a single fingerprint on the outside. Inside is where it shines. This actually feels like a MacBook, with keys that are more responsive and an actual aluminum body that surrounds the keys and the trackpad. When opening it you feel the heft (yet not so stiff as the previous gen) and when closing it looks like a metallic book since the edge of the iPad lays perfectly flush. And another plus is that the keyboard has its passthrough USB C charging port on the right, while the iPad has it's charging port on the left, which means you can always charge it conveniently regardless where your power plug is sitting. I did purchase an open-box model in Excellent condition to save a few $$$, so this offset a bit of the steep price tag for the keyboard, but definitely worth it.