Apple's Magic Keyboard accessory for the iPad Pro and iPad Air 4 is currently selling for a low price of $199. That's $100 less.
Apple Magic Keyboard for 11-inch iPad Pro and 10.9-inch iPad Air 4 Heavily Discounted, Price Down to Just $199
There are a ton of keyboard accessories available for iPad Pro and iPad Air 4, but nothing comes close to the fit and finish of the Magic Keyboard. It's tailor-made for Apple's own tablets and right now it can be had for just $199, which is a full $100 discount.
It features the best typing experience ever on iPad, a trackpad that opens up new ways to work with iPadOS, a USB-C port for charging, backlit keys, and front and back protection.
The great thing about the Magic Keyboard is how it connects and works with the iPad Pro and iPad Air. Using the power of magnets, your tablet will 'stick' to the accessory and you can start typing away instantly. The trackpad, while it may look small, is perfect for navigating the UI of iPadOS. It supports tons of gestures which makes everything super intuitive.
You will find a passthrough USB-C charging port on the side that frees up the port on the iPad itself so you can charge up and connect a USB device at the same time. This is something which you won't find on any other keyboard accessory.
Last but not least, this thing is built like a tank. It's properly weighted and makes your iPad 'float' when opened up.
Grab the deal from the link below.
Buy Apple Magic Keyboard for iPad Air (4th Generation) and iPad Pro 11-inch (2nd Generation) - Was $299, now just $199
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