Buying an iPad keyboard is worth it if you use your iPad for work, note-taking, typing large documents or as a laptop replacement. You can get keyboards like the Apple Magic Keyboard that can easily connect to your iPad Air or iPad Pro. However, if you mainly use your tablet for reading, streaming or drawing, you might want to look at other accessories like a tablet stand.

Yes, you can use non-Apple keyboards with your iPad, iPad Air, iPad Pro or iPad mini. Almost any wireless keyboard with Bluetooth will be able to connect to your iPad. This will allow you to type faster and save screen space by not using the touchscreen to type. A non-Apple keyboard can also work with different devices like Android tablets, Microsoft Surfaces and Samsung Galaxy Tabs.

To make sure you find the right keyboard for your tablet, first make sure you know the exact model and model generation. This is because different models and generations can have their own unique physical measurements, button placements, magnetic pins and camera sizes. Even if two models have the same screen size, a keyboard made for one model might not fit the other. If you don’t want a connected keyboard for your tablet, you can always use a wireless keyboard.

A keyboard case is a protective cover that includes a built-in physical keyboard. It allows you to turn your tablet into a mini laptop, making it easier for you to type emails, put together documents and create presentations. Instead of tapping on a touchscreen, you can work faster with larger, tactile keys. Some cases also come with built-in stands to prop your tablet up at a more comfortable angle. If you’re looking for extra protection for your tablet, we offer extended warranty options to choose from.