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Mobile-First Web Design: Why It Matters for Your Business
11 Mar, 2026
£337.26 inc. VAT
AI-generated summary
At £281 ex-VAT, the Apple Magic Keyboard with trackpad + folio is only really “worth it” if you’re already living in the Apple ecosystem and you specifically want a one-box, neat-travel setup for an iPad. The smart-connector angle is a big deal in day-to-day use: it just pairs cleanly, stays charged without fiddling, and the keyboard experience feels consistent (especially compared with cheaper Bluetooth folio keyboards that can feel laggy or a bit flimsy). The backlighting is handy in meetings and dim offices, and the trackpad makes a surprising difference if you do any real editing, spreadsheets, or frequent navigation.
That said, it’s not a great buy if you’re cost-sensitive or you don’t need the folio/trackpad combo. You’re paying an Apple premium, and for the same money you can get a more “laptop-like” keyboard/trackpad experience from other brands (or a cheaper Apple-compatible option if you’re happy without the smart-connector convenience). Also, if you’ll mostly use it at a fixed desk, the folio form factor can feel like extra bulk for not much gain. Buy it if your team already standardises on iPad and you want low-friction productivity; skip it if you’re trying to maximise value per pound or you’re often using it in a stationary setup.

Dell
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HP
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Asus
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Kensington
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