Top Apple iPad Pro Accessories For Improved Productivity

Apple's iPad Pro is a portable work device that lets users do many things on the go. But some accessories can help users become even more productive when utilizing their iPad Pros for tasks.

Certain iPad Pro accessories can help protect users' expensive tablets, help them create documents and things faster and even help the device last longer even with continuous use. These will improve the overall iPad Pro experience.

Here's a quick look at some of the best iPad Pro accessories that consumers can use with their Apple tablets for improved productivity.

Apple Magic Keyboard

Those looking for an Apple-branded keyboard should look for no other than the iPad Pro Magic Keyboard.

This accessory almost turns the iPad Pro into a laptop or desktop replacement by letting the device “float” like a monitor while letting users type on a more reliable keyboard. It also serves as a case, protecting the iPad Pro when not in use.

The Magic Keyboard would cost $300 for the 11-inch iPad Pro model and $349 for the 12.9-inch model.

Logitech Folio Touch

Those who want a reliable keyboard but cannot afford the Magic Keyboard should get Logitech's Folio Touch. This accessory has a keyboard complete with function row keys and also features a trackpad. Best of all, it's definitely cheaper than Apple's accessory at $160.

Logitech K380 Bluetooth Keyboard

Those who prefer not to use a keyboard case but want to connect the iPad Pro to a wireless keyboard at home can get Logitech's K380 Bluetooth Keyboard for $30.

This full-size keyboard uses two AAA batteries and can connect to three different devices at the same time, allowing users to switch from one device to another easily.

Megoo Tempered Glass Screen Protector

Those who use the Apple Pencil on their iPad Pros frequently might want to add some protection to the screen using the Megoo tempered glass screen protector.

This adds a layer of tough protection to the iPad Pro display without negatively affecting the Apple Pencil's performance, letting users draw and sketch without worrying about scratching the glass.

The screen protector would cost interested users $14.