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Rare $100 price drop hits Apple’s Magic Keyboard Folio for iPad at Amazon

As part of the now live early fall Prime Day deals, Amazon is offering a solid $100 price drop on the official Apple Magic Keyboard Folio for iPad (A16 and 10th Generation). 

Apple sells this Magic Keyboard Folio for iPad (A16) at $249, but you can land one over at Amazon today for $150 shipped. 

That’s $100 off, the lowest price we can find right now, and the best we have tracked at Amazon in well over a year. 

Outside of a very quick deal over a year ago, today’s deal is in fact matching the lowest price we have ever tracked at Amazon. This Apple keyboard folio very rarely ever dips below $199 and, much like the rest of the Magic Keyboard Folios, price drops this deep in brand new condition are quite rare. 

This is still very much a pricey keyboard solution, especially for the most affordable iPads, but Apple does make one of the best options out there if you ask me, delivering what is easily the most elegant and purpose-built option. 

The Magic Keyboard Folio is the perfect iPad (A16) companion. It features an incredible typing experience, a built-in trackpad to handle tasks with precision, and a 14-key function row. The versatile two-piece design includes a detachable keyboard and a protective back panel that both attach magnetically to iPad. An adjustable stand offers smooth, continuous viewing. And the Magic Keyboard Folio helps iPad stay protected wherever you go.

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Justin is a senior deal Jedi over at 9to5Toys where he heads up our game/app coverage and more. He also covers all things music for 9to5Mac, including the weekly Logic Pros series exploring music production on Mac and iOS devices


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