Magic Keyboard For Ipad Air 4Th Generation

I considered the Apple Keyboard's for my new iPad Air 4th generation. I have had both brands before for earlier iPad's. This Logitech keyboard is in the same league as the Apple Smart Keyboard Folio (similar configuration), but has three very important features that are lacking on the Apple keyboard. 1. Backlit keys. 2. Top row of short-cut function keys. 3. Trackpad. So, for less money, you can have a keyboard with much more functionality.

Traded in 2nd generation 12.9 for this 4th generation 12.0 with magic keyboard. It’s more compact, but screen size is exactly the same as the older models......just no wasted space. Much lighter, and easy to carry around. Yes, spend the $$ and get the keyboard and it doubles as a case.

I bought this to replace the 5 1/2 year old Smart Keyboard for my 3rd generation iPad Pro. I used the old keyboard extensively with the iPad, eventually wearing it out. Given how much I enjoyed using the old keyboard and how long it lasted, it was an easy decision to replace it with essentially the same device. The only difference between the old and new keyboard is the size of the back camera opening, which is larger on this newer version. I also prefer this keyboard over Apple's Magic Keyboard because I can fold it back behind the iPad for reading a book, which the Magic Keyboard doesn't do.

This 4th generation iPad Air does what it's supposed to, and the 256 GB of storage helps a lot. The graphics are great, as is the performance in general. It's replaced my 2nd generation iPad, which was slow by modern standards and had only 16 GB of storage. So I suppose it's easy to see why I like the new iPad Air 4th generation so much (even though I had to get a HyperDrive dock to use my earphones with it). I'm sure the new iPad Pro is faster and all that, but if you can get by with less (and with a previous-gen processor), the iPad Air is worthy of consideration. (Whatever you do, buy a case or some kind of protection for your iPad. Skinny, slick and slippery, they are. . . .)

Our new 4th generation 64GB iPad air is a great compromise between the iPad Pro and the standard iPad. It has enough storage for a family images and apps situation. It has a faster processor and is speedier than the standard iPad and the price falls in the middle ground.

the new iPad Air 4th is so beautiful.

Works great on a Magic Arm with an old Ipad Air.

I am Loving my new iPad Pro so far. Of course it’s light years ahead of the 2004 Apple iBook G4 that it is replacing (I know, I know...). Obviously there is somewhat of a learning curve with the differences but in a house with two teenagers to help, that’s been O.K. So far. I also got the “Magic Keyboard” with this iPad which of course also acts as a case. I don’t know if I’m more taken with the iPad, the Magic Keyboard or how they function together? - It is a joy to see perfectly functioning engineering like this! - I was concerned that I might not like the keyboard or that it would be too far off from the one I was used to, but I needn’t have been and actually like this keyboard better than my old one! Key function and sensitivity and keyboard size are great! - The iPad magnetically connects effortlessly with the Magic Keyboard and can charge from there too and when you want it disconnected for other uses, you just grab it and pull it off the keyboard component! - Once I’d set them both up my two aforementioned teenagers were even visibly impressed and I wondered if I sensed a little envy in their look even though they’ve had much further advanced electronic devices than their Dad for a long time up until this point. - It is fantastic and really does make it seem like a “real” laptop computer - or even better! Good Luck! & Cheers! M.

Works fine with iPad Pro and magic keyboard.

I've transferred both RAW and JEPG files to an iPAD Pro 4th generation without any problems. I'm very happy with the purcase.