feature: Keyboard, backlit keys, trackpad, via charging | form: Hard shell | connect: Bluetooth, USB-C, smart connector
If you want to turn your tablet into an acceptable laptop replacement box, it’s hard to be better than Apple’s own magic keyboard. The iPad is magnetically fixed over it, hovering over the key and trackpad while making it from 90 degrees to 130 degrees for the correct viewing position. It feels very sturdy and the keyboard itself has been used for a long time. If you use a standard laptop on your knee, it won’t have the same stability, but you won’t feel like your settings will crash at any time. The glass trackpad is another outstanding thing – it’s wide enough to use gestures, and it’s usually a breeze, even if it’s significantly smaller than the minor issues you’ll get on a full-size MacBook.
While it does offer one of the best typing experiences you can get with the iPad Pro case and other models, the Magic Keyboard has two main drawbacks: It doesn’t offer a lot of downfall protection, and it’s expensive. Edges won’t wrap on iPad, so if you’re particularly prone to giving up stuff, this isn’t the best buy. Additionally, the Magic Keyboard costs $300 to $350, depending on the size of the iPad. There is no doubt that this is the most luxurious iPad case on this list, but those who want to make the iPad as practical as possible will use it in large quantities. If you want a cheaper but official alternative, you can consider Apple’s portfolio of smart keyboards, which costs $179 less.
