I've had the iPP for two weeks. I'm actually buying the SP4 tonight to compare the two devices. I've been holding onto the iPP hoping that third parties would debut their smart keyboard covers for the iPP. What is taking so long? Does anyone know why there are only TWO smart keyboards in the market?
I am a young lawyer and my work revolves around Word, Excel and Adobe PDFs. I need a keyboard for iPP, but the options (Logitech Create and Apple Smart Keyboard) are really bad in my opinion. The Logitech is too bulky and makes the entire package heavy, while the Apple Smart Keyboard offers a bad typing experience and even worse folding/origami exercise. I absolutely love SP4's hardware design which features a built in kickstand plus a very thin type cover that helps makes the device extremely portable.
Someone in a different thread referenced the Urban Armor case which mimics the SP4's kickstand (http://urbanarmorgear.com/collections/ipad-pro-cases/products/case-for-ipad-pro?variant=7171851012). I would love to see a thin back cover with a built in kickstand paired with a type cover similar to SP4's.
The iPP is thinner than the SP4, so it can allow for a thin back cover that has a built in kickstand and still preserve its thin profile.
Thoughts?
I am a young lawyer and my work revolves around Word, Excel and Adobe PDFs. I need a keyboard for iPP, but the options (Logitech Create and Apple Smart Keyboard) are really bad in my opinion. The Logitech is too bulky and makes the entire package heavy, while the Apple Smart Keyboard offers a bad typing experience and even worse folding/origami exercise. I absolutely love SP4's hardware design which features a built in kickstand plus a very thin type cover that helps makes the device extremely portable.
Someone in a different thread referenced the Urban Armor case which mimics the SP4's kickstand (http://urbanarmorgear.com/collections/ipad-pro-cases/products/case-for-ipad-pro?variant=7171851012). I would love to see a thin back cover with a built in kickstand paired with a type cover similar to SP4's.
The iPP is thinner than the SP4, so it can allow for a thin back cover that has a built in kickstand and still preserve its thin profile.
Thoughts?