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SAVE $82:As of March 6,Watch Fast And Furious Online the Apple Magic Keyboard is on sale for $267 at Amazon. That's 23% off the list price.

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iPad accessories are a great addition to your device. Whether you're a creative looking to design your next project with the Apple Pencil, or you'd like to transform your tablet into a laptop for work on the go, you can more often than not find a great deal on Apple products at Amazon, including this latest deal on the Apple Magic Keyboard.

As of March 6, you can purchase the Magic Keyboard for the lower price of $267, saving you $82 on list price. This deal is currently only available in black and is compatible with the iPad Pro 12.9-inch (6th, 5th, 4th, and 3rd generation).

SEE ALSO: Where to preorder the new Apple Mac Studio

The Magic Keyboard is a great way to transform your iPad. It’s super easy to use — no charging or pairing needed — just snap it on and start typing. It features backlit keys for comfy, quiet typing, a built-in trackpad for gestures and precision, and even a USB-C port for charging.

It can be purchased in different languages, including Arabic, British English, Chinese (Pinyin), Chinese (Zhuyin), Danish, French, German, Italian, Japanese, Korean, Portuguese, Russian, Spanish (Latin America), Spanish (Spain), Swiss, Ukrainian, and U.S. English.

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Its floating cantilever design lets you find the perfect viewing angle. And when not in use, the keyboard folds up into a protective cover to help prevent any damage while on the move.

Get this iPad deal at Amazon now.

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