Owners of Apple's iPad may finally get their own version of the Magic Keyboard, with a low-end alternative to the iPad Pro accessory potentially arriving in 2025.

However, it seems Apple has a solution. According to Mark Gurman’s latest edition of the Power On newsletter, Apple is developing a new magic Keyboard, which will cost far less than the premium variant introduced with the iPad Pro back in May for the base model iPad and the new iPad Air.

The Apple Magic Keyboard for iPad Pro 11-inch is now available for $199.95 at Walmart, down from its original price of $299.95-a 50% discount. This keyboard case offers a great typing experience, built-in trackpad,

As per Gurman, the affordable Magic Keyboard accessory should launch by the “middle of next year”. This aligns with an earlier report on new iPad Air models with an OLED display set for launch somewhere in 2026. The report also points out that Apple will unveil a new iPad Mini which should also get upgraded to an 8.3-inch OLED display.

It's been claimed Apple is working on a new, more affordable Magic Keyboard for its entry-level iPad and iPad Air models. The claim comes from Mark Gurman at Bloomberg and follows the launch of the new Magic Keyboard in May, designed exclusively for the iPad Pro.

Apple's upcoming Magic Keyboard for budget iPads, expected in 2025, will likely balance functionality and cost by incorporating some features from the premium iPad Pro keyboard, excluding luxury elements.

Apple plans to release a new, budget-friendly Magic Keyboard for upcoming low-end iPads. This accessory will provide a cost-effective option for entry-level tablet users.

Apple is working on a new low-end Magic Keyboard accessory for the iPad, Bloomberg's Mark Gurman reports. In the latest "Power

Apple sells a range of Magic Keyboards for the iPad Air and Pro, and while these are highly rated for their comfort, ease of use, and attractive and functional cantilever design, they are also incredibly expensive: the 11-inch models are $299,

Unlike the new Magic Keyboard that was introduced on the iPad Pro lineup back in May, this cheaper Magic Keyboard won’t include a premium-feeling aluminum top case. It’ll likely use the same cheaper silicone material of the old iPad Magic Keyboards.