You don’t have to use a keyboard designed specifically to work with an iPad though–any Bluetooth keyboard will connect to and work with an iPad, and this can often be a cheaper solution.

You’ll connect to your iPad using low-power Bluetooth, but this wireless keyboard also features a tiny 2.4GHz wireless dongle for low latency when on your laptop or PC. Three included keys make ...

The Magic Keyboard is powered by the Smart Connector, so it’s always ready to type as soon as you unlock the iPad since it requires no pairing. The absence of Bluetooth was one of my favorite aspects ...

the Arteck Universal Bluetooth Keyboard has space enough for an iPad Air, a phone, and just about everything else you could want to use it propped up with. Most importantly, this keyboard only ...

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Any Bluetooth mouse can be paired with an iPad, but we recommend a simple option that’s well-suited for travel. If you're typing more than a few sentences at a time, a physical keyboard is a ...

Tablet computers are terrific for so many things—but typing isn't one of them. Fortunately, if you're a tablet owner who would rather not hunt-and-peck on a touch screen, accessory keyboards can ...

the Smart Keyboard requires no pairing because it eschews Bluetooth altogether, and it integrates with all the keyboard shortcuts supported by iOS and apps. In the latest iPad Pro, the Smart Keyboard ...

This stand makes that so much easier. Adjust the iPad's angle to watch a video, or use the tablet with an optional Bluetooth wireless keyboard and mouse. We like this accessory because it's made ...

While Q Max keyboards have multi-device Bluetooth available ... tablets up to about ten inches in size — like the standard iPad Air. Anything bigger might need its own separate stand.

With its super wide screen, the iPad Pro 12.9 is compatible with the Apple Pencil (2nd generation) and the Magic Keyboard, Smart Keyboard Folio and Bluetooth Keyboards. Prices start at £999.

What we like: Our top iPad tablet pick ditches the Home button and offers more color options, faster processing power, better ...