I already own a 12.9 iPad Pro with Magic Keyboard, but wanted the portability of the 11". I bought a 2022 11" iPad Pro a year ago and tried to make due without the magic keyboard for it. I just missed it too much. I also didn't really want to pay full retail for a second one so decided to take a chance on renewed with all the positive reviews on here.And at first, I was disappointed. I ordered one that was labeled as "excellent" condition, but when it arrived, the white was wrinkled and peeling off the keycaps. I looked up the reviews of the third party I bought it from, and it looks like they have some QC issues. Wish I would have checked before. But, lesson learned, and thankfully, they fully refunded me.For the second attempt, I went with the Amazon renewed store directly. It was a little more than some of the others, but definitely worth the peace of mind. When it got here, it was good as new. Not a scratch on it. The only thing that appears that might not be 100% perfect is the backlight, which isn't quite as bright as it is on my 12.9. but that might be the 11" MK itself. Either way, it's still plenty visible.Now, as far as the Magic Keyboard itself goes, as you can tell by now, since I have 2, I definitely think it's worth it. It's a great typing experience, trackpad works very well. Much better than you'll get from a third party keyboard. I personally love the ease of use of the way it magnetically connects to take it off and put it back on. It's much less finicky than something like the Surface Pro keyboard with kickstand.I definitely recommend the renewed Magic Keyboard if you're in the market. It's an easier pill to swallow for the price, and you're getting the best keyboard experience for the iPad Pro. Just make sure you do your research on who you're buying it from.