i hate the keyboard protector for macbook pro

#I hate the keyboard protector for macbook pro pro#

There’s nothing that I can’t do with the trackpad that I can’t do with my finger or the Apple Pencil. The Magic Keyboard’s trackpad allows for more precision for certain tasks, but it’s hardly essential.

It feels wrong.Īs a longtime iPad user who’s spent years accepting the tablet as a different kind of computer designed with touch at the core - one that’s not a laptop or trying to be one - I found myself rejecting the trackpad more than I thought I would. It feels half-baked and incomplete with the current version of iPadOS. The MacBook-like keyboard with scissor-switches is heavenly to type on, but I’m not sold on Apple shoehorning a trackpad (and cursor) on the iPad.

#I hate the keyboard protector for macbook pro pro#

I’ve been using the Magic Keyboard with a 2020 iPad Pro for the last two weeks to really get a feel for it beyond my initial knee-jerk excitement and it’s beautifully chaotic. At last: the iPad can replace a laptop! Not quite. At first glance, the accessory for the iPad Pro (works with 20 models), which starts at $299 for the 11-inch version and $349 for the 12.9-inch model, gives off Microsoft Surface Pro vibes. More specifically, Apple is selling a Magic Keyboard that’s part case, stand, keyboard, and trackpad. An unexpected coronavirus has ravaged the world, the OnePlus 8 Pro has a flagship-worthy camera, and the iPad now supports mice and trackpads.