The first copies of the Magic Keyboard for iPad Pro were not expected to arrive before April 21, but some were luckier. As evidenced by this video filmed in Dallas which presents Apple’s new keyboard (11 inch version) for the first time in nature.
We can quickly see how the keyboard works and above all have a good idea of keeping the tablet in place, including on the knees. Anyone who has attempted to type a lot of text on a Smart Keyboard Folio will find that it looks a lot better with this accessory. In this other video, we discover the minimum and maximum viewing angles. It’s nowhere near as flexible as a MacBook, but it’s just as much better than it used to be.
This first tester specifies that the keyboard is quite heavy, but without giving its weight, so it remains a mystery for the moment. On the plus side, Apple’s promise is kept: you can indeed put and remove the tablet very easily, even with one hand.
We also learns that the brightness of the keyboard itself is adjusted in the Settings of iPadOS 13, there is no physical key to control it. However, the brightness sensor on the iPad automatically adjusts the keyboard lighting level, so in theory you shouldn’t have to touch it.
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