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  Logitech has debuted a new Combo Touch keyboard for Apple's 4th-generation iPad Air model that was released in 2020. The Logitech Combo Touch is a folio-style keyboard case that includes a trackpad, offering a cheaper alternative to Apple's own Magic Keyboard. It's currently available for a range of iPad models, including the 2020 iPad Air as of Wednesday. The updated version remains the same as the Combo Touch variants made for iPad Pro, but features a fit that's compatible with the iPad Air. The iPad Air 4 has a similar design to Apple's Pro-series tablets but sports a 10.9-inch display ...

Image: Logitech Logitech is releasing a version of its Combo Touch keyboard case, which has a Microsoft Surface-style kickstand and a detachable keyboard with an integrated trackpad, for the fourth-generation iPad Air. The case will cost $199.99, making it $100 cheaper than Apple’s Magic Keyboard that fits the iPad Air, and it will be available in July. The Combo Touch’s keyboard is powered by the iPad’s Smart Connector, meaning that you won’t need to charge up the keyboard on its own, and it offers backlit keys and iPadOS shortcut keys. The case also a handy open spot at the top wher...

While you could opt for a Magic Keyboard — the Apple-made keyboard and trackpad — we'd recommend taking a look at the Logitech Combo Touch for iPad Pro instead. Its starting price is just $199.99, and that's just one reason why it's a better option.

Keyboard cases protect your iPad Pro while giving it the functionality of a laptop. Apple's Magic Keyboard, now available in white as well as black, is the best iPad Pro keyboard case, thanks to Apple's incredible scissor switch. We found the best iPad Pro keyboard case for every user, including those compatible with the 2021 models. For both current users and prospective buyers, iPad Pro keyboard cases are the handiest tablet accessories to invest in. Other tablet peripherals like a stylus pen, a USB-C hub, or a stand might add another ...

11-inch vs 12.9-inch M1 iPad Pro: The display is the decision When you opt for the 12.9-inch iPad Pro, you're getting more than a size upgrade. body> Since the iPad Pro debuted in 2015, Apple has been offering two different sizes. One is about the size of a regular iPad or iPad Air (first 10.5 inches and now 11 inches), and the other has always been a bigger 12.9-inch version; a size you can only get in the iPad Pro. The two sizes have traditionally been essentially the same, with the larger version costing about $200 more. The choice was simple: Pay more for If you want a bigger display. Bu...