Since Logitech Slim Combo is not available for iPad Pro 11 2020, the combination which you mentioned above is the best option you have so far. IF I am in your position, I will wait for the Logitech Slim Combo to be released then only own the iPad Pro.
Hey..

MK sure is an expensive piece of accessory for iPad Pro but it definitely fulfill the need for some portion of the market.

Currently, we are in the same scenario where I don't type a lot with my iPad Pro hence I opt-out for MK. The reason I went for with Logitech K380 is because it able to switch 3 devices with a single click. Nowadays I type a lot on my laptop for work and iPad Pro is sort of a companion device during my working hours. With that being said, my ideal solution is to have a single keyboard to conquer 2 devices. 

I have a Magic Trackpad 2 which connected to my iPad Pro so I still enjoy all the gestures which a mouse unable to perform. 

It is exactly like how the MK trackpad works. Once you touch it, the pointer will appear. The gesture is exactly like that you do on the iPad itself. .

nope, not getting MK. I actually found a setup I think i'm much happier with.

An ESR case (that oddly, looks suspiciously like a Zugu)
A foldable bluetooth keyboard
some random screen protector
dbrand skins (because, why not?)
and now the final piece... the stylus. Still looking around.
All that for the price of slightly what I would pay for a brand new Apple Pencil. or I think half the price of the MK. Phew!

Is the pen stylus good enough for taking notes?  and palm rejection and tilt function working?

I have ordered 6th Gen and now I waiting for my Ipad Pro.

The 6th gen, have different charging port which magnet snap to the special charging cable.
Pro - It is really easy to charge it but Con here is to carry the tiny cable and we could easily lose it.

Apart from it, weight is well balance and it can magnetically snap to metal surface which intend to stick to Ipad just for holding purpose, not for charging.

Other the hands, if would spend RM300 for the Adonit note+,I would rather top up RM200 for Pencil 2.
I saw review on Adonit note+ pressure sensitivity is actually really bad, comparing to Adonit Pixel and far from Pencil 2.
Secondly, alot issue with software support - not all software/app supported the Adonit comparing to Pencil 2.

Perhaps for alternative that lower cost than Pencil 2, you should also take a look at Logitech Crayon or Adonit Pixel.

For my own personal preference, if I would spend RM3XX than I rather spend RM500 for Pencil 2 which app support come in with it.
Just my 2-cents thought here..lol ...I going for cheaper version RM100 goojodog.

Finally, I completed my setup after receiving my Logitech K380 keyboard.

Items:
- iPad Pro 12.9” WiFI | 128GB
- Apple Magic Trackpad 2
- Apple Pencil 2
- Logitech K380 Bluetooth keyboard
- Sony SRS-XB30 Bluetooth speaker

Been wanting the Magic Keyboard but too expensive so opted for this instead. Sleek modern design thats why I like it!

Use it for my iPad Pro 2020 12.9 inch, bought from Shopee local seller

i got a mbp last year august and now thinking of getting the ipad pro 11, just because it is easier to carry around... lol
what you guys think? skip ipad pro 11 or just get it?

Portability is main factor here. Is there anyone having folio? Can share your experience?

Morning bros,

Torn of choosing which storage should I choose=, 256gb, or 512gb. Any advice?

The only thing I can advise, based on experience with tempered glasses is that what do you want to use it for.

If you're using to scribble and write a lot, and you care a lot about the feel, the matte based paperlike screens are good.

However, if you're not into the feels, any decent screen protector will do. Just look for the ones that are proven to not shatter your iPad's glass.
Thanks. I'm sitll finding the rythm for this. For example, Zoom sharing isn't as intuitive as the one on desktop, but I'm pretty sure its about me still not getting used to the UI in general. Now I'm undergoing the training in Apple Teacher's to get the certification, and it isn't as easy as it looks.

Does anyone here use stylus with their iPad Pro? I would like some help / assistance / advice here.

I’m not sure if this is an OS limitation, or basically lack of support for third party stylus, or the design philosophy or I’m doing it wrong, but there’s a lack of universal reprogrammable system wide button remap? I mean, you have say, Wacom app for surface pro 1 and 2, then you have the N-trig API for other styluses that uses it for Surface Pro 3 and above, that you can pre-program / re-program what a stylus do on the OS level.

Or, if anyone can point to a stylus power user manual for the iPad?

Anything like goojodoq (generation 5?) that has almost everything like Apple Pencil 1, but lacking some things (like pressure sensitivity, or tilt, etc) is Apple Pencil 0.5 tier to me. I’m not degrading it, its just based on functions etc.
For Apple Pencil 1.5, to me its like the Logitech Crayon (its actually Apple Pencil 1, since it has everything Apple Pencil 1 is), or the Adonit Note Plus (it has 2 more buttons than Apple Pencil 1, but the buttons are only re-programmable at app level, and not OS level unlike the Apple Pencil 2)

Urgent Help!
My iPad pro 11" battery is drained dry and I can't charge it back at all. Apple's brick nor powerbank. Changed all cables. Any tips to reset when low batt?

I have been noticing the battery drains more last few days. Then today a new iPad friend shared this w me https://discussions.apple.com/thread/251385068

Logitech's answer for Apple's $300 Magic Keyboard - Logitech Folio Touch. An alternative for Magic keyboard, for half the price. Anyone eyeing for it ? Cuz I am!

this is too much, next level crazy. I thought Mac Pro wheels were crazy... this is crazier 

If i'm not mistaken, iPad warranties are internationally covered, unlike iPhone. Need to double check, but last I checked for the ipad Pro 2020, it was.