So now, it seems like that you may need to pay another $350 if you want to upgrade your 2018 or 2020 iPad Pro 12.9”. Most people with decent spec‘d iPad share spending $1,500 or so or more each upgrade. That is a lot.
After a year with the Magic Keyboard, it is OK, but for desk work, this highlights that there is a much superior way to work with the iPad Pro:
-Stand
-Keyboard
-Magic Trackpad
Advantages include
- Bigger trackpad
- Full size customizable keyboard
- Ability to put iPad at eye level or whatever level you want
- Ability to manipulate the iPad from a distance
- The ability to put the iPad in Portrait mode for video calls
- Fully compatible with all versions of the iPad, ranging from the basic iPad 8th gen to I believe the iPad mini to all versions of the iPad Pro
For portible use, a Magic Keyboard works well. But honestly the 12.9” with the magic keyboard is a bit large for portable use - that is what my 8th gen iPad on a basic Smart Keyboard is for.
After a year with the Magic Keyboard, it is OK, but for desk work, this highlights that there is a much superior way to work with the iPad Pro:
-Stand
-Keyboard
-Magic Trackpad
Advantages include
- Bigger trackpad
- Full size customizable keyboard
- Ability to put iPad at eye level or whatever level you want
- Ability to manipulate the iPad from a distance
- The ability to put the iPad in Portrait mode for video calls
- Fully compatible with all versions of the iPad, ranging from the basic iPad 8th gen to I believe the iPad mini to all versions of the iPad Pro
For portible use, a Magic Keyboard works well. But honestly the 12.9” with the magic keyboard is a bit large for portable use - that is what my 8th gen iPad on a basic Smart Keyboard is for.