iPad Pro Magnetic Stand Mount for Apple iPad Pro 11'' (1st-4th Gen). Silver

If you have an iPad then you absolutely need to have one of these this thing is the greatest accessory made for iPad ever I can’t believe Apple didn’t come up with this any sooner maybe Tim should be less worried about apple “pride” all over their website and more worried about supplying customers with new products

Didn’t disappoint me at all. Exactly as it said.

I had no idea what to expect when I saw this product, but I was hoping it would be a strong enough stand to hold my 11" iPad Pro that I just bought a few weeks ago. It is exactly what I hoped that it would be, a very sturdy stand with magnets that are strong enough to hold my iPad securely, without me having to worry about it falling. Because of the way that this is designed, your iPad can't be inside of a case for it to work correctly with the stand. A very thin skin might work, but nothing else (unless you had a special case with the same layout of magnets that the iPad has inside of it). But the strength of the connection is plenty strong and I wouldn't worry about leaving my iPad attached to the stand at all times, but if you have pets and/or children, then you might want to consider not leaving it on the stand when you aren't actually using it. The stand adds a lot of functionality because you can add a mouse and keyboard into the mix and have a larger space to work than you would with an iPad keyboard case, plus you can have the iPad in whatever orientation you wanted )landscape, vertical, or even horizontal if that's your jam). They smartly designed the backplate that your iPad attaches to, so that it's asymmetrical, because of the camera bump on the iPad. The plate is slightly to one side, to accommodate the camera bump when you place the iPad on the stand. There is still a strong center of gravity when in vertical orientation, it won't even affect the center of gravity in landscape mode. You will see what I'm talking about if you buy the item.I like this stand and it is kind of expensive compared to non-magnetic aluminum tablet stands. I think the key feature here is ease of use, and sticking with the overall spirit of what the iPad Pro is about. Very few people actually need one of these, but almost everyone would enjoy having one (assuming they own the iPad Pro, of course). It is kind of a flex at the end of the day, but that's ok if you can afford it!