This comes after earlier reports had suggested the first-generation 12.9-inch Magic Keyboard, model number A1998, would not work with the new 5th generation 12.9-inch iPad Pro.

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Apple has clarified that the 12.9-inch Mini LED iPad Pro will still work with the older, 2020 model of its Magic Keyboard case, but it warns that the new iPad “may not precisely fit when closed.” ...

The new 12.9-inch M1 iPad Pro is 0.5mm thicker than the previous-generation version, which has led to fears that it won't be compatible with the older Magic Keyboard.

The 2021 12.9-inch iPad Pro is slightly thicker than the 2020 version: the new model measures in at 6.4mm thick, or 0.5mm thicker than the 5.9mm 2020 model, an increase that’s speculated to be ...

Apple has updated a support page for its iPad Pro Magic Keyboard to clarify that last year's attachable keyboard model does fit the just announced 12.9-inch iPad Pro. But it admits that the ...

The brand new 12.9-inch iPad Pro will not be compatible with the older generation Magic Keyboard due to a marginal increase in device thickness, according to iGeneration.. Citing a document given ...

When Apple introduced a redesigned Magic Keyboard to go along with its new iPad Pro models at its Spring Loaded event, there were concerns that the extra thickness of the 12.9-inch model would ...

While my first attempt at cobbling something like the new iPad Pro and Magic Keyboard used a 12.9” iPad (since that’s the only size Razer’s Mechanical Keyboard Case was built for), I ...

The Apple Magic Keyboard for an 11-inch iPad Pro currently retails for $299 / £299 / AU$499 and you'll pay a little extra for a 12.9-inch model at $349 / £349 / AU$589.