- #DIFFERENCE BETWEEN MAGIC KEYBOARD AND SMART KEYBOARD HOW TO#
- #DIFFERENCE BETWEEN MAGIC KEYBOARD AND SMART KEYBOARD PRO#
I know it’s heresy to say that but remember, keyboards are opinion pieces, not facts.
#DIFFERENCE BETWEEN MAGIC KEYBOARD AND SMART KEYBOARD PRO#
I liked it and still do like it better than the keyboard on my 2016 MacBook Pro and even better than the new and improved keyboard on the 2019 16” MacBook Pro. I also really liked typing on the Smart Keyboard Folio. It was great sitting on the counter in the bathroom for morning video podcast watching and also still great in my lap on the couch. It has exactly two viewing angles but I only used one of the angles. The Smart Keyboard Folio (again which is still available) has a very sturdy flat bottom, no floopiness and is very simple to fold up and unfold.
#DIFFERENCE BETWEEN MAGIC KEYBOARD AND SMART KEYBOARD HOW TO#
I got pretty good at it but if I handed it to someone, they’d be baffled how to set it up. It was also a bit of an origami project to fold and unfold it. It was kind of floopy so it would bend a lot when you had it on an uneven surface like your lap. Since I sport a 12.9” iPad Pro, I don’t need any extra weight added on.īefore the Smart Keyboard Folio came out, there was the original Smart Keyboard for iPad. The Keyboard Folio was the lightest of the bunch. The Brydge keyboard actually doubles the weight of the iPad, and the Logitech keyboards, while truly awesome typing devices, are super heavy too. First of all, compared to any other attached keyboard for iPad, it is significantly lighter. What I liked about the Smart Keyboard Folioīefore I start talking about the new Magic Keyboard for iPad, let’s review what I liked about the Smart Keyboard Folio. Plus, it was my birthday and that’s what frivolous gifts are for, right? Work with me here. My old Smart Folio is showing signs of wear, so I could throw that in. Well now that $200 isn’t lookin’ so bad, is it?Īt this point you might be asking, “What problem are you trying to solve, Allison?” The only excuse I can make is that I wanted the new one because, well, shiny! You get that. At $200 for the 12.9″ and $179 for the 11″ iPad Pro, people used to complain about the price.
I’ve been a huge fan of the Smart Keyboard Folio for iPad Pro ever since it came out. At $300 for the 11″ and $350 for the 12.9″ iPad Pro, as Robb Dunnewood would say, “It costs a grip.” You can buy an entire brand-new 10.2″ iPad for less than that! ( 7th generation iPad at $329.) This year it’s the Magic Keyboard for iPads Pro. Sometimes a product comes along in the Apple environment that you don’t need but you really want.
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