Not iPad Pro specific, but working well enough. I wanted a stand for the iPad Pro, so I took a trip to my local Staples (it's in walking distance). This universal stand by Cyber Acoustics is doing a pretty good job. It was reated for both iPads (older models) and the Surface Pro; so both size and weight seemed to be covered. It's too bulky and heavy to be a good portable solution, but I don't see myself getting another stand for home use, unless I see one that has ninja skills. Price, about $35 (if I remember correctly).
I looked at the Blluetooth keyboards as well. The K480 had for the iPad Air would have worked, but the built in stand only fits the Pro in portrait mode, and even then felt like it might tip the keyboard back of I tapped a bit too hard (another reason I wanted the new stand).
My final choice is a smaller, more portable cousin; the K380. Like the larger keyboard it can be paired with up to three devices, and has a lot of specialized iOS keys. It's probably not the greates keyboard in the universe, but it's working well enough that I won't be in any rush to replace it, and for $30 it was a bargain.
I'm not suggesting either of these are 'awesome' choices. But for the price they are certainly good enough that you can afford to wait for that 'awesome' choice to appear.
I'm still looking for a good case. The keyboard is portable enough that I'll be on the look out for something light, good looking, and with lots of flexibilty when it comes to proping the Pro up. Though, I could still be tempted by a keyboard & case combo with the afore mentioned ninja skills.
Taken with the iPad Pro, if that makes any difference. And yes, my desk is messy. I'm a messy person. The desk is actually neater than usual. I removed the more ebarassing stuff.