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Q: QuestionHow many keys does this Magic Keyboard have?

• A:Answer This Magic Keyboard has 64 keys.

Q: QuestionHow is the iPad Air connected to the Magic Keyboard?

• A:Answer The iPad Air is attached magnetically to the Magic Keyboard's floating cantilever design.

Q: QuestionDoes this Magic Keyboard for the iPad Air have a built-in trackpad?

• A:Answer Yes, the Magic Keyboard has a trackpad that expands how you can work with iPadOS.

Q: QuestionIs this Magic Keyboard compatible with Apple iPad Pro?

• A:Answer Yes, this Magic Keyboard is compatible with Apple iPad Pro (4th Generation) 11" 2022.

Q: QuestionWhat is the key travel distance on this Magic Keyboard?

• A:Answer This Magic Keyboard features a scissor mechanism with 1 mm travel for quiet, responsive typing.

Q: QuestionSo this one will only work with the new iPad 11 Pro? Nothing for the 1st generation iPad 11 Pro?

Asked 5 years ago by DocMumma.

• A:Answer This is compatible with BOTH iPad Pro 11” 1st & 2nd generations.

  Answered 5 years ago by Shopgal71

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Q: QuestionIf you wanted to take it out, for a class to write notes, could you use a clear case on it, That’ll still allow for the magnet to connect when back in case and protect it when you’re not in tablet mode, or no? I feel very uneasy removing w/o protection

Asked 5 years ago by Mbee213.

• A:Answer I am wondering why you don't want to type your notes, but to stick with the spirit of the question, there is some security exposure as it doesn't have edge protection and sufficient pull can detach it unintentionally. What I do is keep it attached and just turn it like a book, and use it like a 'notebook' as opposed to a like a 'pad'. Holding it like a notebook, the cantilever bend creates a nice handle. See photo.

  Answered 5 years ago by PractigalVerified Purchase

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Q: QuestionHow do you turn on the backlit keys?

Asked 5 years ago by Barbig.

• A:Answer They turn on automatically, but if you would like to adjust the brightness you would go to settings>General>keyboard>hardware keyboard then adjust accordingly.

  Answered 5 years ago by Matt

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Q: QuestionThis works with the iPad Air 4th gen right?

Asked 5 years ago by Avid.

• A:Answer Yes it does

  Answered 5 years ago by JulesVerified Purchase

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Q: QuestionDoes it work with the 2020 ipad pro?

Asked 5 years ago by Smartcos.

• A:Answer It works with both the Gen1 (2018) & Gen2 (2020) 11" iPad Pros

  Answered 5 years ago by RSmith

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Q: QuestionQ1. It seems like the keyboard lacks edge protection for the iPad itself. True? Q2. How secure is the iPad attachment to the keyboard. Does this keyboard not make the iPad more vulnerable to damage from accidental fall.

Asked 5 years ago by AMan.

• A:Answer If you’ve used the Smart Keyboard Folio, this is actually more secure that that. It has a solid magnetic connection that keeps the iPad securely connected. You are correct that this does not cover the edges of the iPad.

  Answered 5 years ago by Photos

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Q: QuestionMagnets around computer devices are damaging. How could this be safe? Eventually won't it start to affect the screen?

Asked 5 years ago by Ra.

• A:Answer Don't worry you'll have replace it from something else malfunctioning long before that happens I'm sure

  Answered 5 years ago by Games

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Q: QuestionI assume they won't be making one for 12.9, anyone thoughts all?

Asked 5 years ago by JJ2954.

• A:Answer They DID make one for the 12.9" iPad Pro. It costs an add'l $50 and has the same features and a larger trackpad (due to the increased size)

  Answered 5 years ago by RSmith

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Q: QuestionWill this work with an iPad 7th generation

Asked 2 years ago by Anonymous.

• A:Answer Hi, No, the Apple Magic Keyboard for 11-inch iPad Pro (1st, 2nd, or 3rd Generation) and iPad Air (4th, or 5th Generation) will not work with an iPad 7th generation. The Magic Keyboard has a different design and connector than the iPad 7th generation. The Magic Keyboard is designed for the iPad Pro and iPad Air with a USB-C connector, while the iPad 7th generation has a Lightning connector. If you are looking for a keyboard for your iPad 7th generation, I recommend the Apple Smart Keyboard Folio. It is a great keyboard that is designed specifically for the iPad 7th generation. It has a built-in trackpad, a 14-key function row, and a detachable keyboard and protective back panel. I hope this info has been helpful!

  Answered 2 years ago by FernandoRVerified Purchase

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Q: QuestionDoes this key board work with the 10.2 iPad, current generation?

Asked 3 years ago by Hawkman.

• A:Answer Hey there! Nope, the Apple Magic Keyboard for 11-inch iPad Pro and iPad Air is not compatible with the 10.2-inch iPad, current generation. The 10.2-inch iPad has a different design than the iPad Air and iPad Pro, so the Magic Keyboard is not physically compatible. If you're looking for a keyboard for your 10.2-inch iPad, Apple does offer a Smart Keyboard Folio that is specifically designed for that device. The Smart Keyboard Folio is a lightweight and portable keyboard that attaches magnetically to your iPad. It also features a front and back cover to protect your iPad from scratches and bumps. I hope this helps! Let me know if you have any other questions. :)

  Answered 2 years ago by FernandoRVerified Purchase

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Q: QuestionIs there place to securely hold the iPad pencil when traveling with the case and the pencil? I know I can still charge the pencil with the case attached, correct? Thanks.

Asked 5 years ago by Dancer.

• A:Answer The new Apple Magic Keyboard only covers the face and back of the iPad Pro. This means you can still hold and charge a 2nd generation Apple Pencil on the top/side of the iPad Pro. Short answer, yes.

  Answered 5 years ago by Coffee

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Q: QuestionCan you attach mouse to this?

Asked 5 years ago by S.

• A:Answer yes only bluetooth mouse thats it

  Answered 5 years ago by sph1

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Q: QuestionWould this work with the iPad 7th generation from 2019?

Asked 5 years ago by BuckeyeNation.

• A:Answer These keyboards only work for iPad Pro 11” 1st and 2nd generations.

  Answered 5 years ago by MaddyVerified Purchase

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Q: QuestionCould this keyboard work with a regular macbook pro (m1, 2022). Always wanted mac keyboard WITH touchpad integrated below keyboard like on laptop

Asked 2 years ago by willman.

• A:Answer Hi William, Nope, the Apple Magic Keyboard for 11-inch iPad Pro and iPad Air is not compatible with the MacBook Pro M1, 2022. The Magic Keyboard is designed to work with iPads, while the MacBook Pro already has a built-in keyboard and trackpad. However, there are a number of third-party keyboards that are compatible with the MacBook Pro M1, 2022, and some of them even have integrated trackpads. For example, the Logitech MX Keys Mini for Mac has a built-in trackpad that you can use to control your MacBook Pro without having to reach for the mouse. If you're looking for a keyboard with an integrated trackpad for your MacBook Pro M1, 2022, I recommend checking out some of the third-party options available. I hope this info helps!

  Answered 2 years ago by FernandoRVerified Purchase

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