If you’re using an iPad Pro (or thinking of picking one up going into 2025/2026), this video is basically my no-fluff list of accessories that actually make the iPad Pro feel like a proper workstation—especially now that iPadOS 26 has pushed performance up a notch. I’ve been using iPads since they first came out, and I’ve reached the point where the iPad is genuinely one of the most-used devices in my setup… but only when you pair it with the right gear at the right time. None of this is sponsored—these are just my own recommendations from real use. I start with the Apple Pencil Pro because it’s not just for artists—it’s insanely practical for signing documents, filling PDF forms, and doing quick sketches for planning content. Then I get into my favourite upgrade: a keyboard. The on-screen keyboard works, but it eats up half your display, and that’s a waste on a big iPad Pro—so yes, I still rate the Apple Magic Keyboard as the best overall experience (with Logitech Combo Touch as a solid value alternative). From there, I cover the essentials that keep my workflow smooth: a USB‑C hub for extra ports, a portable speaker for a better desk audio setup, and a proper mic/headphones setup for calls and content. Finally, I talk about external SSDs—honestly one of the most important upgrades—because I keep big files off iCloud, edit on the go without waiting for Wi‑Fi, and I don’t want slow transfer speeds killing my momentum.