Apple's Magic Keyboard is a versatile accessory that changes how you can use an iPad, but it's expensive. Here are six affordable alternatives to consider.

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Redesigned Magic Keyboard with function keys enhances productivity Universal Features and Considerations Across the iPad lineup in 2025, there are several features and considerations to keep in mind.

These iPad Pro models feature Apple's M4 chip, OLED displays, and support for the Apple Pencil Pro and the Magic Keyboard.

The Magic Keyboard case, on the other hand, doesn’t detach from the keyboard, and it’s top-heavy, so it’s not conducive for anything other than getting work done.

Apple Magic Keyboard for the 13‑inch iPad Air normally retails for $349.99. As of Nov. 20, it's on sale for $279.99 at Target.

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