Apple Let Loose event announcements: New iPad Magic Keyboard 2024 with MacBook vibes

Apple releases latest Magic Keyboard for iPad Pro with an aluminum palm rest and a slightly bigger trackpad with haptic feedback and a function row
An undated image displaying Magic Keyboard next to an iPad. — Pexels
An undated image displaying Magic Keyboard next to an iPad. — Pexels

You might have witnessed the frenzy around Apple's Let Loose event fade, but not the hype that followed in order to measure the scale of greatness Apple's Let Loose event brought to life.

A tiniest of the hype is revolving around Apple's new Magic Keyboard that, as we predicted, succeeded in inviting a fresh iteration in its lineup. Though it's not much to invoke euphoria in someone, but would definitely prove jaw-dropping for an Apple enthusiast.

Redesign Magic Keyboard

After the Apple Magic Keyboard receiving a redesign, the internal and external appeal of the new shows that the iPhone maker might have considered it an obligation to turn the peripheral into something that would surmount the pinnacle of a blend of beauty and functionality.

Read more: Apple Pencil Pro 2024 launched — here's everything you need to know

New Magic Keyboard for iPad: Specifications

The iPhone maker has released the latest Magic Keyboard for iPad Pro with an aluminum palm rest and a slightly bigger trackpad than the first variant of the lineup, while offering haptic feedback and a function row alongside.

Made available in two colour options: black and silver; and two sizes: one for the 11-inch Pro (priced at $299) and one for the 13-inch model (priced at $349). Similar to the newly announced iPad Pro variants, these two types of the new Magic keyboard are available for preorder and will be shipped to buyers next week.

The little downside of the device is that the new Magic keyboard is not compatible with the new 11- and 13-inch iPad Air models announced at Apple's Let Loose event or with previous iPad Pro models.

Being the first major update of the iPad Pro’s Magic Keyboard since its launch in 2020, the new Magic keyboard has kept intact the cantilevered double-hinged design and single USB-C port (power only).