2. Once the keyboard appears, use your thumb and index finger to pinch the keyboard. This works in any orientation and in any spot, so long as both fingers are on the keyboard interface.

If you were typing "Apple," for example, you'd start with your finger on A and then swipe your finger across the onscreen keyboard from P, to P, to L, and so on.

Once you’ve confirmed that everything is setup, press Windows + H on your keyboard to bring up the voice typing interface, which is a small pop-up that prompts you to start speaking.

For now, I've been using the Magic Keyboard for the iPad Pro 12.9-inch at home, but already I'm impressed by just how good it feels to type on.