Apple Magic Keyboard: iPad Keyboard and case for iPad Pro 12.9‑inch (3rd, 4th, 5th and 6th Generation), Great Typing Experience, Built-in trackpad, Korean - Black

Keyboard works fine with my new iPad Pro. To me, however, they are price gouging. In my professional opinion, this keyboard should be priced at $199 not $349

I got the grey version. I love the typing feel on this keyboard. Very crisp and clicky keys, good travel. It is very sturdy, holds the iPad in place stiffly, definitely high-quality, as expected from Apple. I really like the floating design and that it brings the iPad closer to your face. A couple of things I would like would be the ability to tilt back just a little more, as well as function keys as other keyboards have. However, there are command functions you can use in the place of that once you learn them. Also appreciate the pass-through charging. Overall, a great accessory!

This version (made specifically for the 5th gen but works on 4th and I believe 3rd) I feel is a bit nicer that the previous model.It's feels slightly thicker, but not noticably heavier to carry. Something to note is that this model does fall backwards it my lap a lot less that the last gen because of the top heaviness of the tablet. They increased the weight of the keyboard to combat this and I'm a fan of this change.Still lacks a function key row.I feel like the keyboard tilts farther back slightly than last gen, but as I don't have the old one anymore so it could be my imagination.Still has the left side charging port in case you want the charging cable to charge the iPad from the left instead of the right. (magic keyboard always charges directly from iPad magnet connections which is nice)More apps could support the keyboard and keyboard commands, Hulu I believe and a few other for example don't support play/pause, fullscreen, and other keyboard shortcuts.Not a fan of the choice for exterior casing on this. While the material feels nice to touch, it doesn't feel premium and I question the ability for it to stand a few drops or mishaps, especially around the edges. Black gets finger prints over time, idk about white but I bet it's the same.Other than that it's a fantastic product.4/5 - The loss of a star comes from a combination of the price being high and casing material not feeling durable, along with the lack of a function key row.

Although expensive, the keyboard is phenomenal. Definitely could make the iPad a computer replacement. Great for taking quick notes. If you are able to afford the price, the keyboard is worth it.

There is a lot to like about the Magic Keyboard for 5th Gen. iPad Pros. It's a solid, well-built product that is probably too expensive by half, but I'm pretty sure anyone who purchases one knows that going in.Keyboard: The keyboard is pretty-great all around. I use my M1 MacBook Pro on a daily basis, and while typing on this doesn't feel quite identical, it isn't far off. The key travel is really great and the space/size is perfect. I wish it had a row of function keys, alas.Trackpad: The trackpad is nice enough. It is very responsive both in terms of moving the cursor and clicking on apps and tasks. I do wish that more apps utilized gestures and features of the Magic Keyboard, but I can't really fault the product for that. It's not MacOS, after all.Quality: I really like the quality of this keyboard. It is slightly thicker than the previous gen keyboard to accommodate the slightly thicker 5th gen iPad Pro. It feels sturdy when the iPad is attached and I THINK it leans a little further back than the previous gen, which is nice.Overall, I like this product a lot. At the end of the day, if you're thinking that attaching this overpriced keyboard to the M1 iPad Pro is going to replace your laptop, that's probably not the case unless you're just surfing the web or using Amazon to shop. iPadOS is still the limiting factor in allowing an iPad to be an out-and-out alternative to a conventional laptop. That said, the Magic Keyboard has its benefits and if you don't mind the price, I'd definitely recommend it.

Got this for use with my iPad Pro. I previously had a case with a keyboard which was ok but it started falling apart, didn't have a trackpad and wasn't that sturdy. Although I had to power down a couple of times before the trackpad would work. I really like that I can pick it up by the base and move around with the screen still visible and that I can pop off the pad and use it as a hand-held tablet on the go. The only downside for me is that there isn't a pencil holder for use when traveling or storing the pad in a backpack. All in all I really like this product.

For $350 you'd think Apple would have included more important features. After reading articles (ie. Mashable "worth every penny" and others I bit the bulletin and ordered the Magic Keyboard.) It was nice but lacking some features and for the insane price, it wasn't worth it.I ordered the Logitech Combo Touch, which is about $100 cheaper. It has a detachable keyboard, leaving a back case on the tablet which protects the sides and corners. The case is a nice grey and textured. Also has a bigger trackpad, function row for keys and brightness levels.Unlike Apple's Magic Keyboard, it does NOT have a pass-through charger and has a bigger footprint (keyboard sits in front of tablet + kickstand in back, where Apple's kind of floats above keyboard). (To me, these weren't worth $100 and less features)

The Magic Keyboard is nice and well built, BUT… It’s Definitely not worth the price tag, I bought this for the new 12.9” IPad Pro ~ 2021. It’s very limited, only has one position and slightly tilts where the ipad sits, at $350 I was expecting more. It didn’t feel comfortable, I felt like the keyboard and iPad were to close to each other, and you can’t fix it. I ended up returning it.

Das Apple Magic Keyboard 12,9“ für das aktuelle Apple IPad Pro 12,9“ 5. Generation hat mir gut gefallen. Leider konnte es mich nach einigen Tagen nicht vollends überzeugen und ging schlussendlich doch zurück.Zu allererst ist die weiße Farbe sehr edel. Ich hatte den Vorgänger in schwarz und finde das weiße noch schöner. Entgegen der Meinungen einiger Technikinfluencer glaube ich dass die weiße Version unanfälliger gegen Schmutz und Abrieb ist. Auf dem schwarzen hat man gerade Abrieb sehr deutlich gesehen. Insgesamt macht das Magic Keyboard einen sehr wertigen Eindruck und spielt definitiv qualitativ in der Oberliga. Der Tastenanschlag ist Apple typisch einwandfrei und die Beleuchtung in einigen Szenarien durchaus brauchbar. Die fehlenden Funktionstasten kann ich persönlich verschmerzen. Leider ist das ganze Setup in Verbindung mit dem IPad Pro so dermaßen schwer dass sämtliche Vorzüge die ein Tablet ausmachen verloren gehen. Natürlich kann man mit einem Griff das IPad entfernen und ohne Tastatur nutzen, jedoch hat man dann das „nackte“ Gerät in der Hand. Da finde ich das beim Logitech Combo Touch Keyboard Case besser gelöst. Dort befindet sich das IPad in einem Case und kann von der Tastatur an- bzw. abgedockt werden. Dazu kommt dass man bei der Combo Touch (Hülle) einen integrierten Stand hat der in mehr Winkeln als das Magic Keyboard aufgestellt werden kann. So ist man unabhängiger von der Tastatur wenn man mal nur einen Film anschauen möchte oder mit dem Pencil zeichnen möchte. Eben einfach alles was die Vorzüge eines Tablets ausmachen.Dazu kommt der hohe Preis des Apple Magic Keyboards in Höhe von aktuell 399€. Da würd ich - soll es wirklich das Apple Magic Keyboard sein - lieber zum Vorgänger greifen den es bei manchen Händlern hin und wieder aktuell für knapp 260 € gibt. Zwar nicht in weiß, jedoch definitiv kompatibel. So ist meine Entscheidung für das Logitech Combo Touch für 229€ gefallen. Falls jemand noch Informationen möchte bitte einfach melden.

Super gefreut auf die Weiße Tastatur und zum 3. male muss ich sie zurückschicken, weil die Qualität Unterirdisch ist 😞 . Wer 380 Euro für eine Tastatur hin legt möchte doch Qualität haben und nicht wie siehe Foto, als ob da Sandkörner hinter den Bezug ist 🙁 grausam !!! Wer die Tastatur bekommt bitte einmal prüfen mit ner Taschenlampe oder gegen das Licht halten. Apple ??? ☹️ Sehr enttäuscht

What’s not to like about an Apple product that oozes style & class, makes my IPad feel like a totally different product, the iPad is easily removed for tablet mode and added back on magnetically for a more laptop feel. I’d probably not have gone for it if it was last years colour, but the white one is sexy.

In weiss bestellt. Angekommen 4 Tage !!!! Zu spät ,obwohl Prime 1 tageslieferung………Die Tastatur hatte auf Vorder und Rückseite Blasen auf der Oberfläche ,wie auch in anderen Rezessionen schon zu lesen ist.Bei fast 400 Euro solch eine Chinaqualität zu liefern ist eine Frechheit sondergleichen !Geht gleich zurück. 0 Sterne noch Zuviel !!!

Expensive, material marks easily. Not very practical.