that it’s good value), so I can see why you’d think it might be good to save $299 by using your old Magic Keyboard with a new Pro. My advice: honestly, don’t do it.The new iPad Pro has a number of design changes, including being unbelievably thin, having a slightly bigger display and a front-facing camera which sits in the landscape edge instead of the short one.
Apple’s devices have stunning build quality and immaculate design. Using the iPad Pro so it looks the way it does in Wong’s video is enough to set my teeth on edge.Nevertheless, dear reader, I tried to replicate what Wong had done. First of all, it took me a long time to manage. The thing is, you need to connect the three connector points on the back of the iPad Pro perfectly to the Keyboard.
When I got it in place after, I don’t know, 50 goes, it wouldn’t stay in place because of those magnets being in different positions. So—how’s this for a graceless look?—I held it in place with a pencil eraser. And for a little more stability, a paperweight.It’s definitely ugly, and precarious at best. Because the iPad has a touchscreen, you alternate between keyboard and direct onscreen input. I don’t believe it would stay in place for long.
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