D'oh! As soon as I bought a Magic Keyboard for my iPad Pro I found this better deal
I could have saved myself around £200 / $120 if I'd seen this first
Having bought myself an iPad Pro M5 last month I've been on the hunt for a decent keyboard to go with it. Apple has made iPadOS 26 so much more friendly for everyday work, I decided it could become my general go-to laptop replacement.
I finally decided to go for the official Apple Magic Keyboard for the 11-inch Pro, having heard great things about it, but no sooner had I checked out and paid, I spotted this on Amazon – Logitech's Combo Touch iPad Pro Keyboard. And what's more, it's got a mammoth £100 off in the UK, $50 off in the US.
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I'm sure I'll be happy with my Apple keyboard, but considering it cost me £299 ($299 in the States), I could have saved even more. The Logitech alternative is just £129.99 on Amazon UK, $179.99 on Amazon US.
Remember though, these are part of Amazon's Black Friday / Cyber Monday sale that ends at midnight tonight (in your region).
Note, this keyboard case – which also features a touchpad – is listed as being for the iPad Pro M4, but it's also compatible with the M5 (as quoted on the US listing).
The case comes with a kickstand at the rear and a backlit keyboard. Unlike the Apple equivalent, you can detach the keyboard too.
There are plenty of other iPad keyboards available in Amazon UK's Black Friday sale, and Amazon US' Cyber Monday deals. But the two above seem to be the best value, in comparison with the features.
I also trust Logitech. So, if you are in the market to turn your iPad Pro into a laptop replacement, I suggest you take a look at these first – even if you do end up heading over to Apple.com for the official version, like myself.
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Rik is T3’s news editor, which means he looks after the news team and the up-to-the-minute coverage of all the hottest gadgets and products you’ll definitely want to read about. And, with more than 35 years of experience in tech and entertainment journalism, including editing and writing for numerous websites, magazines, and newspapers, he’s always got an eye on the next big thing.
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