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With the new M1 iMac introduced in April, Apple also unveiled a new version of the Magic Keyboard with Touch ID, as well as colorful and slightly redesigned versions of the Magic Trackpad and Magic Mouse.

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There’s also the compact Satechi X1 that comes in at $60. We’re also big fans of the Satechi X2, which features a silver/black design.Ī more affordable option with wired connectivity comes from popular accessory maker Macally, which sells a slim space gray keyboard with a numeric keypad as well. One of our favorites here at 9to5Mac is the Satechi Slim X3, which features a space gray backlit design and multi-device sync.

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If you’re a space gray Apple fan, there are still space gray keyboard alternatives available that can pair nicely with your Mac or iPad. Again, however, these will only be available while supplies last. On Amazon, the space gray Magic Keyboard in US English is sold out, but the space gray Magic Mouse and Magic Trackpad are still available to order from Apple’s official storefront. Now, if you go to buy the Magic accessories, you’ll only see the silver/white option instead. That day has officially come, and the space gray Magic Keyboard, Magic Trackpad, and Magic Mouse are no longer available to order from Apple.Īs first spotted by Appleosophy, the space gray Magic Keyboard, Magic Mouse, and Magic Trackpad have been removed from Apple’s Online Store as of this week.

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Which means that Apple has created a new keyboard which will fit all, just as the iPad Pro 11in and iPad Air both work with the smaller Magic Keyboard, even though there is a difference in thickness between Air and Pro-though only 0.2mm.Following the discontinuation of the iMac Pro earlier this year, Apple announced in May that it would also be discontinuing the space gray iMac accessories. What’s interesting is that Apple is only selling one version of Magic Keyboard for the iPad Pro 12.9in model, stating that it’s compatible with the 2021, 20 tablets. The new, larger Magic Keyboard is very slightly differently sized from the old one, allowing it to work in every orientation. I confirmed on Tuesday that a new Keyboard is needed for the new larger iPad Pro.

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MORE FROM FORBES iPad Pro 2021: Revealed, The Biggest iPad Upgrade Ever ByĮven though the thickness is marginal, it is enough to mean that the new iPad Pro 12.9, though fitting in place when the Magic Keyboard is open, won’t close perfectly. Well, that perfect precision of fit mentioned above comes into play here. Only by half a millimeter-half a millimeter!-so, surely, it won’t be a problem. The new bigger iPad Pro is thicker than last time, though.

If you upgraded to the iPad Pro 12.9in model last year, but fancy the brilliant new edition with its miniLED display, you might have hoped that the near-identically sized new tablet would slide into the keyboard you splashed out on before. Which is where the sneaky little secret comes in. You pay $299 for the version that fits the 11in iPad Pro or iPad Air, and $349 for the 12.9in iPad Pro. Lots of them, carefully placed, mean it’s easy to lift the iPad in and out of the Magic Keyboard and to hold it with perfect precision, firmly in place. On the Magic Keyboard, the brightness of the keys is adjusted automatically, using ambient light sensors in the iPad Pro or iPad Air. With backlighting, this problem is solved. IPad Pro in space gray with black Magic Keyboard, and in silver with white Magic Keyboard.

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