iPad Pro + Magic Keyboard Combo ULTRA LONG TERM Review! - द्विभाषीय उपशीर्षक
Hey, it's Chris.
Today I want to give you a long-term review, and I do mean long-term.
On the iPad Pro plus Magic Keyboard Combo,
as can see, I have both the black and the white version, and these are rigged up on the 12.9-inch iPad Pros.
And today I want to fill you in on how they've held up over the long haul.
but also whether or I would recommend the magic keyboard for the iPad Pro for a keyboard
case combo or whether I would end up steering you in a different direction.
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I just have to say though, when the magic keyboard first came out when it was first announced, I was super excited.
And I remember when I got my hands on it,
I was almost more excited for the magic keyboard than I was for the new iPad.
pro at the time, not quite, but the two of them combined together make for quite a powerful combination.
And one of the first things I noticed right off the bat was just the build quality.
I knew immediately that this thing was like a tank.
Just practically speaking, I would have assumed right off the bat that it would hold up really well over time.
And the black one here, which I probably have used more than the white one, does have just a little bit.
of some peeling happening there.
And then the white one here just kind of has like a little divot almost taken out of it.
I don't remember what caused that, but it's kind of a slight indent or impression there.
Now the color is a different thing because that counts for wear and tear too.
You can notice that,
you know what,
both of these show dirt and grime and wear and tear
in terms of just like your fingerprints
in terms of gunk that just shows up on top from taking it in and out of rooms and that packs.
And I would have initially thought that the white one would have been way dirtier.
What?
I actually feel like I think the black one is showing the most dirt and grime for me.
And% I did not clean these off or anything so I now might be a bit gross checking this out.
But that's the whole point here is to show real life.
So in the fingerprint and smudge departments, I feel like they both show things in their own way.
But you know it's in great shape on both of these is the hinges has a worn out
Still opens and closes like a champ with no issues and I continue to really appreciate that extra charging port there
That's been a big bonus now regarding that slight wearing tear on the black one that I showed you around the
edge I gotta say I'd rather have my iPad case get beat up than the iPad itself.
So I guess I'm glad that that protection is there, but speaking of protection, you don't have all that much protection.
It's not 360 degree bumper protection like you would get on the Logitech combo,
which is like $100 less, which I didn't extensive comparison of if you want to check that out.
But the keys on both of these still press really nicely,
no malfunctions, nothing like the butterfly issues that the MacBooks experienced a couple years back.
If you subscribe to the channel at all,
you know that I sing the praises of this particular typing experience all the time,
and that's because it's one of my favorite typing experiences in the Apple ecosystem, not just for the iPad, but just in general.
I really love the key travel.
I love the responsiveness.
There's another Chris who talks about iPads that happens to disagree and that's okay.
He can have his opinion.
He's wrong in this case,
but not only are the keys very responsive compared to especially third-party cheaper keyboards,
not only has the typing remained consistently comfortable over time,
but I find myself coming back magic keyboard after trying out standalone keyboards,
other keyboard case combos, everything from Apple's own standalone keyboards to mechanical keyboards to Logitech keyboards and anything in between.
This consistently is my favorite.
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I love the way that it feels, and I love using my Apple Pencil with the paper like on this iPad.
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So much for the typing.
Now, the other big factor here is the trackpad.
Well, I should say the other factor because it's not a big trackpad.
In fact, that's one of the things that's rumored to be upgraded in the next magic keyboard, which could be coming out shortly, is trackpad.
But in terms of how it works, it's very functional and it clicks in all the corners.
It still clicks in all the corners.
That was something that was messed up on something like the Logitech Combo for a while there.
I think they fixed it eventually.
And this has been great for gestures.
It's been excellent.
for multitasking, it's kind of just enough room for your three fingers to slide around and swipe around.
And I guess one of the benefits of having the trackpad not be overly large,
like it is on some Macs,
is that you're not accidentally bumping into it or activating it when you're typing, because you can kind of just arch right over it.
In fact, I've had various iPad setups where I'll hook up Apple's external trackpad.
And I actually kind of like this more compact size better and like it that is built in.
It's been very convenient to just have the keyboard and the trackpad all built in all into the case that still remains easy to rip off.
You know, if I want to disconnect and just be completely in tablet mode.
So I feel like this nice cantilevered floaty design pair with the nice keyboard typing experience and the trackpad that sort of added up along with some
software enhancements over the last couple years to making the iPad feel quote unquote
more laptop like although I'm not going to go down that route.
I've done so many comparisons and I'm not wanting this to actually become more laptop like I like that it's kind of a
transformative device where it can be a tablet or it can be more of a,
let's say just traditional productivity kind of office work machine as well, but remain a creative behemoth.
Now something to note about these is that they use the power of your iPad to stay on.
So if you're wondering about the battery line,
especially over the long haul here, versus something like the Logitech again, which charges up has its own battery.
So you don't have to worry about it draining your iPad.
I would say there is a slight impact, but it's so imperceptible.
It doesn't bother me.
I don't really notice.
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And that leads us.
to what might be kind of the big issue with this.
And the portability and convenience factor.
Mostly what I'm talking about here is the weight because You know what?
This thing's not light.
It is not a feather.
It is pretty heavy.
And by pretty heavy, I mean like very heavy.
There's such a huge difference carrying this around and carrying this around.
It's not enough of a deal for me to not recommend this.
Number one,
although I know some people want to travel as light as possible and I get that,
especially if you're, you know, on a plane or something.
You a big heavy backpack or bag you're taking with you.
That's not me.
I still want to bring this with me because that's where I get a of work done.
You pop down the tray,
plop this out, and actually get to work and I just wouldn't want to be without this keyboard and this cantilever design, the floaty design.
Some place like on a plane is not the
place where you want the Logitech Combo Touch because that thing spreads out like nobody's business just all over the place.
And you know, it's cool because you get some different angles of view if you're on a desk.
But if you're in a compact spot, there's nothing better really than the Magic Keyboard.
That's where it really excels.
So do have to balance the weight,
which is heavy with, that can be footprint and they sort of cancel each other out in my opinion.
So at the end of the day, if you ask me, is this a worthwhile investment for you to make?
Now, that's a tricky one because the iPad Pro itself already expensive, not the cheapest iPad in Apple's arsenal.
But when you add in a $300 accessory,
a $300 keyboard,
just saying that sounds crazy on top of the ridiculously expensive iPad itself,
I mean, you've got to think twice before pulling the trigger on that.
In my book, it's a definite luxury, but in my book, it's also definite...
But if you have the extra cash to spend,
I a $100 difference between this and probably the next most popular competitor, the Logitech Combo Dodge.
After having both,
testing both,
I like a about the Logitech,
you know,
it have that bumper protection,
it's kind of a cool fabric-y feel,
it costs less, $100 But ultimately, I didn't end up using it long haul like I did this.
So I think that tells you everything that you need to know.
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