Bad news for anyone who bought a 12.9-inch Magic Keyboard last year. When you upgrade to a new iPad, it looks like you’ll have to buy a new Magic Keyboard along with it.
Bad news for anyone who bought a 12.9-inch Magic Keyboard last year. When you upgrade to a new iPad, it looks like you’ll have to buy a new Magic Keyboard along with it. This past Tuesday, Apple unveiled its fifth-generation iPad Pros —and a new Magic Keyboard, too. The 12.9-inch version, in particular, got a lot of buzz thanks to a miniLED -powered display. But in exchange for better contrast and 1,000 nits of brightness, the larger 12.9-inch Pro is also 0.5mm thicker. That might not seem like a big deal, but apparently, it means it’s slightly too thick to be compatible with last year’s Magic Keyboard. The kicker is that the Magic Keyboard isn’t cheap. The 12.
