Apple’s recent iMac improvements aren’t the only new thing that Apple will deliver to the picture. To say the least, it might only be the beginning of something big. Three peripheral devices have been announced by Apple, dubbed as the Magic Keyboard, Magic Trackpad 2 and Magic Mouse 2. What magic can this peripheral devices be carrying, to improve overall experience with Apple products? Lets find out.
For the Magic Keyboard, it seems that the device is more of an upgraded version of Apple’s former wireless keyboard, with a few new improvements in utility of use. The device now carries within itself a built-in battery, which is rechargeable, it can be charged via a lightning connector on its back. Apple’s is confident to say that the Magic keyboard can last for a month or even more, between charges, which in reality, is something that it should deliver, since it has a built-in battery. The keyboard also has a few tricks to improve keyboard stability, which is scissor-like mechanism. Hopefully, the device should feel much more comfortable in use, rather than the Macbooks keyboard, which everyone says, doesn’t provide much comfort for its user. The Magic Keyboard is priced at $99 or roughly Php 4K.
Now lets move on to the Magic Trackpad 2. The Trackpad 2 also has a rechargeable battery, which actually trumps in predecessor, who did not have such feature. The Trackpad 2 has quite an interesting feature, for it has force touch capabilities, which is found on the new Macbook and Macbook Pro. Four sensors underneath the TrackPad 2 makes this a possibility and assures greater utility on use. This device, combined with the OS X’s gesture capability makes the best combination, in terms of utility and easiness of use. The new Magic Trackpad 2 is 30 percent more larger than its predecessor, making it the biggest in its kind. The Trackpad 2 is priced at around $129 or roughly Php 5K.
And lastly, the Magic Mouse 2. Similar to the previous devices mentioned on this article, the Magic Mouse 2 also packs a rechargeable battery, although in terms of port positioning, it differs from the previous devices, the Magic Mouse 2’s Lightning port is located underneath the devices, in comparison to the Trackpad 2 and Magic Keyboard’s position, which is located behind the respective devices. With that though, this is more of a weakness than a strength, since you won’t be able to use the Magic Mouse 2, while charging, which is considerably unfair. The Magic Mouse 2 is also said to be more lighter and moves with lesser hassle on surface, which is pretty impressive to say the least. The Magic Mouse is priced at around $79 or roughly Php 3K.
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