Apple Magic Keyboard with Touch ID and Numeric Keypad: Wireless, Bluetooth, Rechargeable. Works with Mac Computers with Apple Silicon; US English - Black Keys

An amazing keyboard.Pros: long batery. Easy conection to your mac, Responsive and intuitively designed to work flawlessly with apple. 4.5⭐️Cons: Over $160 at the time I purchased.

This keyboard is absolutely wonderful. It has the numerical keypad on the right hand side and includes the Touch ID. On top of that it has USB-C charging. Excellent investment.

I have been using this for more than a year now, my Imac has no problem with it at all. Keyboard needs only a light touch, and works well for me. I happy with this purchase.

This keyboard is so good. I have tried mechanical keyboards, and the one that came closest is the Nuphy Air75. The Magic Keyboard takes the trophy for me every time. It's the low-profile keys, the Touch ID access, the build quality, and the sleek design that set it apart. I would say the one thing I would really like is if it had a backlight with brightness control; that would give it a nice touch, but it's not a deal breaker for me since I always have some sort of light source when I'm at my desk. Some other details, I use this for everyday work, development, and for gaming (Windows & Mac), and this keyboard fits my needs for all those things.Pros ✅• Low-profile keys• Touch ID access• Excellent build quality• Sleek design• Overall preferred over mechanical alternatives (In my opinion - easy to type on)Cons ❌• Lacks backlight with brightness control

Every piece of Apple hardware, we think, is great!Now, if they would just put the same effort in their various software things, we’d go back to being an AppleFanatics)But not lately

It is a nice keyboard but having to keep it plugged into my mac book does not work for me. I use a mac book air and have a USB Type Hub to mirror my screen onto my dell. The mac book air has 2 ports for plug in, one is for my USBC hub and the other is for the power. When realizing the keyboard had to be plugged into my mac book to work I thought oh boy. I tried to make it work. I would unplug my keyboard and plug in my power when on lunch break or leaving my office. Sometimes I would return to my office to only find that I didn't unplug my keyboard and my macbook was now dead. I tried for two weeks to get into a habit and it just isn't workin.Overall, the keyboard is nice, I did like the feel and the comfort overall. I have been looking for an upgrade to my Leadsail keyboard that I have now had for 4 years. I really wanted this one to work. Darn.

I just really love Apple keyboards. They are sleek and resilient, in my experience. This did the trick!

Apple keyboards are "low travel" (you don't have to press down hard on these because the key only goes down a tiny bit). I never understood what the obsession is with (Windows) keyboards that you have to really jab at. The touch key works but only about 85% of the time. When it works it's GREAT! but sometimes it doesn't "read" your fingerprints.It is wireless and the charge lasts for weeks, so that is nice (I am on my computer ALL day and night). Once you get used to using an extended keyboard you never want to go back to the normal (small) ones.OH YEAH: to fix the issue where Apple keyboards type double ee's, double oo's, nn's, and so on — you need to actually go into your settings and turn ON "repeat key" and then set the delay to absolute maximum. It is a pita but it is better than having your typing always doubling keys. Anyway that's it for me. thanks for reading this. hope it helps =)