iPad Pro 2020 keyboards
Discussion
Purchased an 11” iPad Pro 2020 last week and finding it really good... so much so I might sell my MacBook and just use the iPad.
I have a Microsoft Bluetooth mouse already that works with iPadOS so the logical next step is a decent keyboard either with or without trackpad
I can’t justify spending £300 on the Apple Magic Keyboard so my options are either...
1) Separate Bluetooth keyboard and keep the existing mouse - would just use this setup when at a desk
2) Look for a combined keyboard/trackpad setup such as Logitech Folio Touch at circa £150
https://www.apple.com/uk/shop/product/HP8S2B/A/log...
3) I’ve also heard of the Brydge Pro+ keyboard which is more akin to a traditional laptop keyboard - any experience of these? Circa £190
https://www.brydge.co.uk/products/brydge-pro-plus-...

I have a Microsoft Bluetooth mouse already that works with iPadOS so the logical next step is a decent keyboard either with or without trackpad
I can’t justify spending £300 on the Apple Magic Keyboard so my options are either...
1) Separate Bluetooth keyboard and keep the existing mouse - would just use this setup when at a desk
2) Look for a combined keyboard/trackpad setup such as Logitech Folio Touch at circa £150
https://www.apple.com/uk/shop/product/HP8S2B/A/log...
3) I’ve also heard of the Brydge Pro+ keyboard which is more akin to a traditional laptop keyboard - any experience of these? Circa £190
https://www.brydge.co.uk/products/brydge-pro-plus-...
phope said:
I can’t justify spending £300 on the Apple Magic Keyboard so my options are either...
1) Separate Bluetooth keyboard and keep the existing mouse - would just use this setup when at a desk
2) Look for a combined keyboard/trackpad setup such as Logitech Folio Touch at circa £150
3)Keep the laptop that already has the functionality you're looking for and return the new toy.1) Separate Bluetooth keyboard and keep the existing mouse - would just use this setup when at a desk
2) Look for a combined keyboard/trackpad setup such as Logitech Folio Touch at circa £150
It's not the most fun answer but it is probably the right one, especially when the novelty wears off.
It’s worth the expense getting the magic keyboard. I purchased it for my pro along with a normal case thinking I’d switch between the 2. I haven’t touched the standard case since I got it. The quality of the case is great, typing and using the trackpad is really nice and I often forget it’s a touchscreen device.
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