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Apple’s Magic Keyboards for iPad are about half off, with a small catch

By Cameron Faulkner
October 22, 2026 2 Min Read
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A photo of someone using an iPad Pro M4 with its Magic Keyboard. It looks a lot like a laptop! The iPad and keyboard are on a wooden table with a white brick background.

You can outfit your iPad Air or iPad Pro with one of Apple’s slick Magic Keyboards for considerably less than the accessory usually costs at Woot. I won’t bury the catch I teased in the headline; These cases have a 90-day warranty via Woot, and aren’t eligible for AppleCare. That said, Woot says they’re in “pristine condition, with essentially no visible signs of use.” If you’re still interested, the savings should be worth it.

The most affordable option is the Magic Keyboard for the 13-inch iPad Air (M2, M3, M4 versions supported). Originally $319, and selling for that price at most retailers, you can nab one in white for just $129.

Apple Magic Keyboard for iPad Air (M4, M5)

Where to Buy:

  • $269 at Amazon (11-inch)
  • $319 $129 at Woot (13-inch)

Woot also has the Magic Keyboard in black for the 11-inch iPad Pro (M4 and M5 editions) and the 13-inch Pro supporting the same configurations. Those cost $159 and $199, respectively, which is well over $100 off.

Apple Magic Keyboard Case for iPad Pro (M4, M5)

Where to Buy:

  • $289 $159 at Woot (11-inch)
  • $349 $199 at Woot (13-inch)

Each Magic Keyboard essentially turns your iPad into a MacBook, of sorts, complete with a trackpad, aluminum design, and a function row of keys. It magnetically attaches to the back of your iPad, and gets power via its pogo pins, keeping the tablet’s USB-C port free for you to plug in accessories. The keyboard accessory features a USB-C port in its cantilevered double-hinged design for charging your iPad (this port doesn’t allow data passthrough, just power). The stand lets you make easy adjustments to the viewing angle of your iPad, which is great if you’re trying to avoid glare.

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