iPad Tips for Seniors: An Alternative iPad keyboard and Pencil worth Exploring!

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I don't do a lot of sponsored videos, but today's video is about an affordable alternative to the Apple Magic Keyboard and Apple Pencil. Goojodoq has built a product more than worth a look. I'm always checking out various keyboards and pencils on the market and this one caught my eye. It's easy to use, works as expected, built well and comes at a great price.

Supplies are Limited! But Goojodoq has informed me that the products should be plentiful by early July.

Here are chapter markers if you'd like to jump around:

Intro: 0:00
Build Quality: 2:20
Bluetooth Connectivity: 3:43
Trackpad: 6:32
Keyboard: 8:12
Stylus/Pencil: 10:07

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Rich great video again - thanks. Can you suggest the same type of keyboard that is made in the US?

mmmmmmmmm

Do you have one on how to paste and cut on iPad 10?

noelpelletier

I have always wanted to buy an iPad magic keyboard, but it was too expensive for me, now I can buy it without hesitation!

leeavery

Definitely looks like a good keyboard and and excellent alternative to have . Likewise the pen/pencil.
I have the Apple Pencil, but it’s scandalously expensive. There are now so many good alternatives available, like the one you recommend.
I’m ideally looking for one for my iPhone too. Raynaulds sometimes interferes with screen touch!

Thank you once again for an interesting and informative video.

malaika

Please show me how to turn on the key light ?

jamesmcgee

Thanks for a very interesting video. I am interested in the pencil, but am worried that it may scratch the iPad screen. What is your experience?

janheckman

Thanks for your video. I just found your you tube page.
I am not a senior yet I find your video. very helpful thank you.

landonpraught

Apple’s Magic Keyboard for the iPad Pro does have backlit keys. You have to set them up in settings then it works automatically. It would be nice if it had “one-click” shortcut function keys, but there are other ways to use shortcuts to control functions. The unit you are demonstrating here looks like a good one. If it had the charging port built into the stand, then I’d go for it if I didn’t already have the Magic Keyboard. How much to figureprint oils show up on the keys & trackpad? That is a peeve of mine with all keyboards.

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