Apple's New iPad Air Magic Keyboard: A Head-Scratcher with Function Keys and Questionable Compromises

Apple recently introduced a new Magic Keyboard for the iPad Air, which includes function keys but lacks backlighting, a haptic touch trackpad, and an aluminum case. Priced at $269, it is positioned between the standard and Pro versions of the Magic Keyboard. This keyboard is compatible with older iPad Air models and adds minimal value beyond the existing Magic Keyboard for iPad Pro, which already works with modern iPad Airs. The article suggests simplifying Apple's iPad keyboard lineup to a standard and pro offering, discontinuing less competitive models, and retaining compatibility with older devices.
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