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Features:<\/strong> Keyboard, backlit keys, trackpad, pass-through charging | Form:<\/strong> Hard shell | Connectivity: <\/strong>Bluetooth, USB-C, Smart Connector<\/p>\n It\u2019s hard to get much better than Apple\u2019s own Magic Keyboard<\/a> if you want a case that will turn your tablet into an acceptable laptop replacement. iPads magnetically attach to it, hovering above the keys and trackpad, while allowing you to angle it from 90 to 130 degrees to get the right viewing position. It feels surprisingly sturdy, and the keyboard itself is great to use for long periods of time. It doesn\u2019t have the same stability a standard laptop would if you\u2019re using it on your lap, but you won\u2019t feel like your setup will collapse at any moment either. The glass trackpad is another standout \u2014 it\u2019s wide enough for gestures and generally a breeze to use, even if it\u2019s noticeably smaller than one you\u2019d get on a full-sized MacBook.<\/p>\n While it does offer one of the best typing experiences you can get with the selection of iPad Pro cases and other models, there are two major drawbacks to the Magic Keyboard<\/a>: it doesn\u2019t provide a ton of drop protection, and it\u2019s expensive. The edges do not wrap around the iPad, so this is not the best buy if you\u2019re particularly prone to dropping things. Also, the Magic Keyboard costs $300 to $350, depending on the size of your iPad. Without a doubt, it\u2019s the most luxurious iPad case on this list, but those who want to make their iPad as functional as possible will get a lot of use out of it. If you want a cheaper, yet Apple official alternative, you could consider Apple\u2019s Smart Keyboard Folio, which comes in at a more affordable $179.<\/p>\n<\/p><\/div>\n