1. ESR TRIFOLD CASE
The first thing I’m gonna put on my iPad 9 is a case, and I’m doing that for three reasons.
- Protect the Back of Device.
- Protect the Display.
- Prop the iPad up when watching videos.
Tri-fold cases come in a variety of colours, but I particularly liked the green one. With a clear, hard shell on the back and an interior lined with a soft material, this case is both durable and aesthetically pleasing.
2. SCREEN PROTECTOR (OPTIONAL)
Even if you don’t plan on using this iPad for anything other than playing games, it’s a good idea to purchase this accessory because it can protect your iPad from being scratched or damaged.
There are two different types of screen protector: clear and matte.
The clear screen protector has an impact to how responsive the display is both for touch and for the Apple Pencil.
Those of you who use the Apple Pencil as a tool for drawing or writing on paper may prefer a surface that is less slick and more similar to that of a piece of paper. And that’s where a matte finish may be useful. Because it’s textured, drawing with a pencil is a little more difficult. It also has a lower reflectivity than the screen or the clear screen protectors, which reduces glare and other visual distractions.
3. LOGITECH SLIM FOLIO
My iPad is my primary means of text input. My goal is to respond to as many comments and emails as I can while I’m doing research for a video, managing email or text messages or answering texts. As a result, purchasing a keyboard bag was an absolute must for me.
In order to protect your device, the Logitech Slim Folio has a hard shell that covers the entire device. Has a nice keyboard that is easy to type on.. To control display brightness, bring up spotlight search, and adjust multimedia and volume levels, there is a full row of function keys at the device’s top.
I don’t have to worry about losing my first-generation Apple Pencil because it comes with its own protective sleeve.
4. APPLE SMART KEYBOARD (NOT RECOMMENDED)
When I bought mine, the Apple Smart Keyboard cost around $159 USD. Not only does it fail to protect the iPad’s back, but the keys themselves are small and uncomfortable to type on, and there are no function keys to be found. It does have the advantage of not requiring any power, which is a nice feature to have.
5. STAND
If you don’t already own one of these stands, you should get one. It’s incredibly affordable. It’s so convenient to be able to hold your iPad or phone at any angle. It is also compatible with my other iPad, so I can use it with any iPad from the iPad mini 6 to the iPad Pro.
Because it’s lightweight and incredibly stable, this makes a great addition to any kitchen. For video calls, it’s also a great option because you have more control over the angle than with a tri-fold case, which I sometimes use.
6. CORSAIR HS60 GAMING HEADSET
If you want to play any games, the A13 Bionic chip will be more than enough for you. While holding the iPad 9 in landscape mode, only one side of the device has speakers. As a result, if you want to know where someone is walking, this isn’t the best option. The iPad 9’s 3.5-millimeter headphone jack is a big plus for me because I’ll always be using a headset.
I’ve been using the CORSAIR HS60 for a while now, and they’ve been excellent. Their audio quality is excellent and the microphone sounds great. They’re also very comfortable and loud.
7. AIRPODS
If I don’t have my headset with me or if I’m just listening to music, then I’m using my 1st or 3rd generation AirPods most of the time. The 1st and 2nd gen ones fit my ears the best, but the 3rd gens have better audio.
The AirPods Max, on the other hand, offer significantly improved audio quality and noise cancellation. These are now more of a splurge than they used to be. However, unless you’re looking for outstanding transparency mode or the Apple Ecosystem integration, there are less expensive alternatives with just as good noise cancellation and audio quality. Sony WH-1000XM3 headphones, for example, retail for less than $200, which is less than half the price of the AirPods Max.
8. TOMTOC PADFOLIO
Protective case and tech bag in one: the TomToc Padfolio.
On the back, I can store my iPad 9 and a keyboard case, such as the Logitech Slim Folio, if I so choose. Then, there’s a third compartment where I can keep all of the items I discussed in this article. ”
In addition, I appreciate the Padfolio’s ability to hold a lot of gear, as well as the fact that the iPad 9 and its accessories are kept separate from each other.
