So, meet the Magic Keyboard, an optional accessory for the iPad Pro that's coming in May, and even works with the previous generation iPad Pros. But it appears that the excited reaction to that kinda-hidden feature inside of iPadOS has let Apple know that the public really wanted a touchpad to make the iPad Pro more like a laptop. This feature was formerly stuck inside of the Accessibility settings. Yes, after years of barely budging an inch, Apple has optimized iPadOS for touchpad input. And after having written our iPad Pro Magic Keyboard review, I'm more certain than ever that the iPad Pro's got the better typing experience. But, when Apple finally gave the iPad Pro a touchpad, in the new Magic Keyboard? I was both surprised and elated. Last year, I was happy to see Apple finally give the regular iPad a smart connector for its smart keyboards.

The iPad Pro, on the other hand, features USB-C, which you can charge with the same cable that charges modern MacBooks and many other devices. The 10.2-inch iPad sports the Lightning port (which it has since the aforementioned 2012 iPad), which seems to be on the way out. Oh, and then there's the manner of their charging ports. The only bad thing you can say about the new iPad Pro is that its three-camera bump on the back is a bit much, but iPhone 11 Pro owners like myself have gotten over them. In fact, the 11-inch iPad Pro manages to feel smaller than the iPad, due to its slightly slimmer chassis.

But even though the iPad Pros are larger than the iPad, they don't feel bulkier or harder to manage. The iPad Pro is one of the coolest-looking tablets there is it’s almost all screen, with a slender bezel, that's available in both 11-inch and 12.9-inch designs. It still looks a lot like the 4th Gen iPad, which came out in 2012.

Even though the 10.2-inch iPad released last year has a slightly bigger screen and slimmer bezels than the 9.7-inch iPad it replaced, it can't hold a candle to the iPad Pro on design. That's right, this is a pretty simple comparison. One is modern, the other is still clutching onto 2012's looks. 12MP Wide + 10MP Ultra Wide (rear), 7MP TrueDepth (front)

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