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The Magic Keyboard: My Last Resort that Should’ve Been My First Choice

Darwin Cruz
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5 min readFeb 17, 2025

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It had been a long time coming for my iPad. I’m aware that many internet users have already mentioned that this device is worth the investment. Despite its high price, they assert that a Magic Keyboard for an iPad is an indispensable accessory for achieving the optimal iPad experience.

I had previously used a Logitech Keys to Go 2 keyboard and a Moft Snap Float Folio case for my M1 iPad Pro 11-inch. I had also experimented with a Bluetooth-enabled Magic Keyboard knockoff. So, what ultimately prompted me to make the purchase of a genuine Magic Keyboard for my iPad?

The Tale of Broken Keyboards

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After consistently using my Logitech Keys to Go 2 for a few months, it unexpectedly stopped working. Fortunately, it was still under warranty, so I was able to return it to the store where I had purchased it. I must admit, I thoroughly enjoyed using that keyboard. I even watched numerous review videos before making the purchase because I was particularly drawn to its…

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Darwin Cruz
Darwin Cruz

Written by Darwin Cruz

A Minimalist who pursues to live a more intentional life with less | Writing about Apple Tech, producitivity, mindfulness, and minimalism.

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Didn't know about the MK with the trackpad. I just pulled out an older one w/o the trackpad. Very nice. Smooth keys.

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I have the 1st gen. Magic Keyboard for my M2 iPad Air, but I don't use it often, as it doubles the weight of the device and is too small for comfortable typing. I usually use my Logitech MX Keys…

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