My Top Accessories To Make Your iPad 9.7" Better By Jonathan Casey

When, the iPad Pro 12.9 inch was released, I told myself, man, that's a big-ass iPad and, with that in mind, I skipped it fast-forward to present time, and now you have the nine point- seven-inch iPad Pro, which is more like it I. So I picked one of these up, and these are my top accessories that I currently use and that are currently available. The new iPad Pro has an amazing display, so it definitely makes sense to protect it and there's nothing better than a tempered glass screen protector I've been using one from anchor, which gives you great protection without breaking the bank. You can pick this up on Amazon for ten bucks, and it packs rounded edges a 9h surface, hardness, 0.3, millimeter thickness and an amazing oleo phobic coating for a smooth, glide and fingerprint reduction. Best of all, it doesn't interfere with the functionality of the Apple Pencil whatsoever for protection, usually I'm rocking a skin from slick wraps. They have a ton to choose from including the gorgeous wood series that you see here.

If you want to pick one of these up for yourself, make sure you check out the description, because I highly suggest it whenever I'm not using a skin I use a silicone case made by Apple I, currently have the white one, and I love it. It's super drippy has a good lip on the front, provides support for the smart, Keyboard or smart cover and is overall not that bulky. The case is 70 bucks, which is pretty pricey for this kind of style, but I still like it. With that case, I am also rocking the smart keyboard which I honestly thought was going to be useless, but it's extremely useful. The case attaches using the new connection on the side of the iPad Pro and gives you a pretty decent typing experience.

The keyboard is pretty compressed, which does take some time to get used to you. Don't have any keyboard screen controls, but you do have a few shortcuts, like the command + tab to switch apps running. In the background coming in at 170 bucks, there will be better options available in the future, especially ones that have backlit keys. But currently this is the best available, at least in my opinion, you can position it for media viewing, but using just a smart cover will be much better at this, since the smart Keyboard is kind of awkward when using it as a stand for those on a smaller budget. The UAG folio case is a dope option that gives you greater protection and looks rugged as eff despite being made of rubber and silicone material.

It has a built-in smart cover with a magnetic securing latch plus it can be detached for Apple keyboard support. Also, it has a built-in Apple, pencil holder and, of course, it has different viewing angles so that way, if you're consuming media or typing you can the one that is best for you and best of all, it's only 50 bucks. The Apple Pencil is what really makes the iPad Pro well different from the iPad Air 2, but it really does lack some features. These accessories made my experience so much better Moxie. Where makes an Apple Pencil sleeve, which just slides right onto the Apple Pencil for 15 bucks, giving you protection a better grip and, most importantly, a magnet with that magnet, you can attach the Apple Pencil to the iPad itself, similar to what you can do with the surface lineup, and it actually works really well, and it's definitely worth 15 bucks.

In my personal opinion, they do come in different colors, and they're available. Today. Next is an item called pencil cozy and this retails for 10 bucks on Amazon. This attaches to your Apple Pencil and holds the lightning connector capped. So you never have to worry about losing it or miss placing the cap since it stays together with your Apple Pencil they're.

Also, nice enough to include a connector for your lightning cable to hold the charging adapter, which is pretty damn cool. They come in white, or you can get the glow-in-the-dark version that I am rocking honestly I think I'm going to go ahead and get a white one as well, because the glow the dark one looks a little tacky during the day, but it does have a useful purpose. At night being that it's glow in the dark of course, lastly, to go with my pro iPad I use a couple adapters from Apple, the Lightning, 2, SD and lightning to USB.3 adapters are great for video or photo editing on the go well, at least on your iPad. These aren't really new per se, but they do add on to that pro experience that you're getting with the iPad the SD adapter retails for 30 bucks, whereas the USB 3 adapter comes in at 40 bucks. The USB 3 adapter is extremely versatile and worth the extra 10 bucks, giving you the benefit of hooking up audio interfaces, memory sticks and other peripherals.

To do this, though, you will need to use the included power. Adapter that came with your iPad Pro you'll find a little slot right next to the USB port, just plug it in and then plug the other half into a wall, or you can use an external battery pack, and then it's going to supply enough juice for you to power all these other peripherals. Well, that's it guys. Those are my top accessories that make my iPad Pro better than an iPad Pro I. Guess these few things are what truly made my experience shine, giving it a more professional feel almost to match my Surface Pro 4 or Surface Book experience, but not quite links to all these items can be found in the description below so make sure you go check them out, be sure to LIKE this video and share it with your friends and your crazy peeping tom that keeps looking at you on Thursdays and Fridays.

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