The 10 best accessories for iPad Pro

The Lamicall tablet holder is a handy gadget to have at home because it can work with a variety of devices including the iPad Pro, the old iPad, the Kindle and many more. The device is basically a stand for your iPad with a hole in the back that makes it easy to route a cable and keeps it charged. When it is in the holder, it is stalled as a computer screen, which facilitates the interaction with the display during the loading. Better still, the stand can rotate to allow you to position it at the angle of your choice.

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It's hard to recommend new accessories for iPad Pro without mentioning the second-generation Apple Pencil. The new version offers a magnetic charge that allows you to attach it to the top of your iPad Pro and keep it charged. Like the previous model, the second-generation Apple Pencil offers a pen feel and allows you to adjust shadows, write in fine or thin lines, and so on. But at $ 129, it's a bit expensive.

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There's a range of folios designed to both protect your iPad Pro and get you typing, but Apple's Smart Keyboard Folio remains one of the best. The accessory, which costs $ 199, protects the screen of your iPad Pro when it is closed. When it's open, it can serve as a stand for your device or unfold to reveal a keyboard allowing you to use the iPad Pro as a laptop. This is an exceptional choice for those looking for a keyboard folio.

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If you are concerned that your iPad Pro's screen may be damaged during your daily commute, look no further than the ESR screen protector. The device, which costs $ 19, is designed for the 12.9-inch iPad Pro and has a hardness of up to 9H to reduce the risk of scratches and other problems affecting the screen . According to ESR, it will offer 99% transparency. You will not have to worry about your visual experience.

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One of the main changes of the iPad Pro 2018 is that it has a USB-C port instead of the traditional Lightning port. However, you may still want to connect your new iPad Pro to a Lightning device. So for $ 19, you can get an Apple USB-C cable to Lightning and do just that.

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Anker sells a practical, compact and easy to store wall charger in your bag. When you need to charge your iPad Pro, you can plug the wall charger into the wall and insert your USB-C cable. With 30W of power delivered, you should be able to increase your battery in a short time. The Anker Type C USB Wall Charger, which comes with a matte black finish, sells for $ 26.

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If you're not interested in a folio, but still want a case that will protect your iPad Pro, the ProCase iPad Pro Protective Case is the solution. It costs only 17 dollars and can be used with or without an Apple Smart Keyboard. And because it has an integrated Apple pencil holder, you can also carry it with you.

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When it unveiled the iPad Pro at its press conference in October, Apple claimed that the new tablet rivaled the Xbox One S in terms of game power. Therefore, if you want to use the IPad Pro as a gaming device, consider the purchase of the SteelSeries Nimbus Wireless game controller. This Xbox-style game controller is classic and, with 40 hours of play on a single battery, you will not have to worry about keeping it plugged in. Not bad for $ 50.

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Critics have long argued that Apple's decision not to offer an SD card reader in its devices is a major problem. But with the help of the USB-C to SD card reader from the company, you can get this feature and find a way to easily transfer content to your iPad. The accessory is simply inserted into the USB-C port of your iPad Pro and, at the other end, you can insert an SD card. From here you can transfer files. But at $ 39, get ready for the shock of the sticker.

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Although there are several folios with a protection and a physical keyboard, some simply want to have an external keyboard based on Bluetooth. For these people, the Omoton Ultra-Slim Bluetooth Keyboard is an excellent choice. The device, which costs only $ 16, connects to the iPad Pro via Bluetooth and has hard keys, similar to the Apple Bluetooth keyboard. Better yet, it offers keyboard shortcuts optimized for the iPad Pro. Better yet, the tiny keyboard costs only $ 16.

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