Zagg’s solution is more convenient, but switching magnetic cases is so easy that the extra protection makes me lean toward the dual case ESR scenario.Īnd then you have the keyboard, which offers a variety of special keys that, for some reason, Apple refused to adopt-the same company that brought the mostly defunct Touch Bar. However, Zagg’s solution does not protect the front of the iPad unless it is returned to the case. The Zagg Pro Keys with Trackpad offers a different take, providing a magnetic shell, which eliminates the need to immediately encase an iPad when removing it from the keyboard case. Apple may have invented the magnetic magic, but ESR made it affordable with the Rebound keyboard and slim case together retailing for around $140 less than Apple’s Magic Keyboard alone. It is very clever of ESR to offer these two magnetic options that easily take an iPad Pro 12.9 from a work configuration to a lightweight carrying configuration without the twists and pulls, heaves and coaxing, often associated with removing a shell-type case. I have my ESR Rebound Magnetic Slim Case (reviewed here) standing by to envelop my iPad in another protective skin. Detach the iPad Pro, and you get the iPad back to its most naked and most exposed self. The magic of the Rebound comes from its magnets, which hold the iPad to the keyboard. The cantilevered hinge places the iPad at a perfect angle for viewing content or intensely writing, while the keyboard proves more than adequate for input.
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The ESR Rebound Magnetic Keyboard Case also leverages magnets and Bluetooth to create its experience.
The ESR Rebound delivers a complete keyboard and trackpad experience to the iPad Pro 12.9, (they also sell a version for 10.9”/11” iPads), similar to Apple’s Magic Keyboard for iPad Pro. ESR offers its keyboard case at only $169, but it still delivers on most of Apple’s iPad Pro magic. The price of Apple’s keyboards costs almost as much as an entry-level PC. A beautifully machined tablet designed for hands and fingers.Īnyone who owns an iPad Pro 12.9 probably owns an Apple Pencil or equivalent, and probably a case.
The iPad Pro 12.9, especially the M1 version, wants to be a real computer. Buy on Amazon ESR Rebound Magnetic Keyboard Case for iPad Pro 12.9 Review
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