Learning can be intense, whether you’re in school, training for work, or on a three-hour Wikipedia deep-dive. Something that might make it easier, or at least go a bit smoother, is some fresh technology to enhance your study setup.
Whatever the case, if you’re getting back into the learning spirit, it might be high time you freshened up your workspace, and what could do that better than some new and new-to-you Apple products?
Each of these nine Apple products are marked down during our Back to Education Sale. That means better deals and $0.50 of every unit sold goes to a school or children’s charity.
Once the sale ends on August 24th, you’ll get an email so you can vote for the school or charity of your choosing.
What better way to boost your learning space than to get a machine that’s the full package? With a 13.3-inch Retina Display, 4GB of RAM, an Intel Core i5 processor, and 128GB, this laptop could make for a great all-in-one study space for school or work. Only three pounds, the compact build also makes this refurbished laptop great for traveling.
“The Magic Trackpad is more comfortable than any computer mouse I’ve ever used,” writes a Lifewire reviewer, and it’s not hard to see where that thought comes from. This wireless trackpad pairs automatically with your Mac (or other Bluetooth device) and has four force sensors to detect subtle differences in the pressure you apply. It’s intuitive to use, incredibly responsive, compact, and it’s nearly 30 percent bigger than the previous model.
Reaching for a mouse may not be strenuous, but it’s not exactly seamless. Add a Bluetooth trackpad to your setup for smooth multi-touch responsiveness and a long-lasting battery. Plus, “its large surface area makes it especially ideal for navigating a big-screen desktop environment” writes CNN reviewer, Michael Andronico.
It’s not just iMacs that could benefit from a wireless trackpad. This portable touch interface is compatible with several generations of iPads and MacBooks. Add a new level of precision control for your portable devices with this multi-touch trackpad.
A full-sized keyboard with a slim build and a rechargeable battery, this could be a sleek addition to your computer, but it’s compatible with more. With USB-C to Lightning cable connectivity, you can pair this keyboard with Macs as far back as models from 2013 along with multiple generations of iPads and iPhones. Keystrokes are quiet and responsive. No software required.
Brand new and still packaged, this keyboard has a stable scissor mechanism and full-sized arrow keys that could be useful for gaming if you’re not living that WASD life. Wireless with the option for Bluetooth or Lightning to USB connection, this slick gray keyboard is great for breaks from school and work or doing the work itself. The slim build is also lightweight with a low impact on your desk space.
Touch ID isn’t just for mobile devices anymore! This widely compatible keyboard has a lightning port, multimedia keys, Bluetooth connectivity, and it works with macOS 11.4 or later. Not to mention it’s only 0.2 inches tall.
This mouse is compatible with some devices as old as 2012, but it works just as well with recent iPads, iMacs, and MacBooks. Rechargeable with a compact build, this mouse is almost silent to use. You can even use it for simple gesture control like swiping between web pages and scrolling.
This latest version of Apple’s Magic Mouse line has an optimized foot design, a rechargeable battery that boasts a month of use between charges, and it can pair automatically with your Mac. The slim design makes the Magic Mouse, as one reviewer puts it, “among the best travel mice on the market.” And of course, it still has the multi-touch surface for simple gesture control.
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