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

Likes:Beautiful Design: The Magic Keyboard has a sleek, minimalist design that complements my Apple devices perfectly. It looks great on my desk and adds a touch of elegance to my workspace.Excellent Quality: The build quality is outstanding, as expected from Apple. The keyboard feels durable and well-constructed.Key Travel and Feel: The key travel and tactile feedback are just right. Typing on this keyboard is a pleasure, with just the right amount of click sound.TouchID: I came from the Satechi X3 Slim, which was much cheaper and almost as good in many areas. However, the TouchID on the Magic Keyboard is worth the upgrade. It’s a huge difference compared to having to reach over and use the MacBook’s keyboard when it’s docked. The convenience of quickly unlocking my Mac and authorizing payments with a touch is invaluable.Dislikes:Lack of Risers: I wish it had risers to lift the front of the keyboard just a bit. This would improve the typing angle and overall comfort.Price: The keyboard is expensive. While it offers excellent features and quality, the cost may be a consideration for some.Others have praised the Magic Keyboard for its easy connectivity, battery life, and overall performance. The TouchID feature is frequently highlighted as a significant advantage, especially for those using their Mac in clamshell mode. Some are upset about no backlighting and lightning cord charging. I concur with them on all accounts, but ultimately the pros outweigh the cons.It's the best keyboard choice for Mac. If you don't mind the budget, you won't regret getting one.

I bought this because I loved my MacBook keyboard so much and switched to an external monitor setup rather than just the laptop itself, it works great! Also wanted the numeric keyboard. I did have some lagging issues after about a week in, but that was resolved by plugging it into my MacBook and letting it be connected for about a day (could have been a low battery issue). Other than that, I have no complaints, I love the Touch ID on it because before, I was typing my password in every time because I put my Mac in clamshell mode. I do have to charge it more frequently than I thought but I really only have to every week and a half to two weeks, though I am out of school right now and am using it a lot less than I normally do during school time, so well see how long that time frame is once I start using it more.The only thing I would add would be a backlit keyboard, not a necessity, but something that would be nice for late at night, but my monitor lights up the keyboard enough to use it, would just be a nice feature to see.I will admit, I am biased because I love Apple products, I chose to buy this one for sixty bucks more (it was on sale) than a Logitech one simply because it was Apple and it also had the Touch ID.Ok, one other request, I wish it also charged via USB-C rather than Lightening because that would just make life a whole lot easier because I plan on keeping this for a while and everything lightening is going away because of the EU. But then again, I chose to buy it on a sale price rather than wait a couple months for them to release a new one.In conclusion, I truly do love this keyboard, but get it when it is on sale because even on the sale price, it is hard to justify. But the key point to this is that the only reason you should buy this over a Logitech one is because of that Touch ID, if you cannot use that or don't use it a bunch, don't buy it.

For a long time, Spple, and especially Steve Jobs didn’t think that their customers needed a keyboard with number keys. Especially a wireless keyboard with number keys. If you wanted that, you had to buy a keyboard and a separate keypad. Competitors stepped in to fill the void and Apple finally relented. This keyboard now has and integrated number pad. It’s also rechargeable, eliminating the need for a constant supply of AA batteries. One drawback is that it’s expensive like all Apple products. But still it’s a quality product. I’m glad I finally stepped up and bought mine.

I’m all about a clutter-free desk, and this keyboard fits right in. The wireless setup was a breeze, and the Bluetooth connection never skips a beat. Having Touch ID built in is a total win—logging in with just a finger tap feels so natural. Plus, the numeric keypad is a bonus for crunching numbers. It’s got that classic Apple design—sleek, minimal, and super functional.

The Apple Magic Keyboard with Touch ID and Numeric Keypad is a top-tier accessory for Mac users. Its wireless and Bluetooth features ensure seamless connectivity, while the rechargeable battery offers convenience. The integrated Touch ID enhances security and effortless authentication. Additionally, the numeric keypad is perfect for data entry, making it both versatile and efficient. Designed for Apple Silicon Macs, it delivers a responsive and comfortable typing experience with its sleek white keys and ergonomic design.

Definitely great! Have my MacBookPro docked, and works really well. Of course, doesn’t work when the Mac is turned off. So it being plugged in works to turn it on. Battery life is great! Feels like an Apple Product nice and durable! Connects and is easy to use! Especially switching it to my iPad.

Beyond the normal complaint of excessive price which a lot of us have come to accept my major gripe is that it comment via lightning rather than usb-c. Pretty soon everything but the Magic Keyboard and mouse will be usb-c.

The keyboard was delivered on time. It is a very good condition. I love it!

Como todos los productos Apple, este es un gran teclado. Bastante robusto y muy ergonómico. Fácil de usar y me gusto que trae teclas adicionales a las que mi laptop no ofrece. Muy recomendable

Une chance que Amazon est fiable car ce clavier est européen (AZERTY) et je m'étais fié èa la description qui disait français. Vrai mais c'est français européen. Au moins Amazon me donne la possibilité de le retourner grâce à leur politique de retour sans tracas. J'ai hâte d'avoir le vrai 'français Canadien'

This product works well and I am happy with it. It has a very low profile/footprint, so even with the numeric pad it does not take up too much room. If you think you will use the numeric pad don't be shy about buying it. The keyboard still looks great even though its wider, and really doesn't feel like it takes up much room at all. The keys are very satisfying, comparable to the older MacBook pros. The battery life has been decent so far uses roughly 2-4 % per day, i leave it on at all times. Pairing with mac mini was brainlessly simple, the mac found it right away.I really love the biometric finger print lock/unlock. I am using this in conjunction with a mac mini M1 and it works great! A half second of delay to unlock does not bother me, it's faster than typing my password.

Fits with the sleek Apple look, the biggest benefit that puts it above other keyboards is that it has a fingerprint sensor and is a great addition to the Mac desktop setup. The number pad is also useful if you use excel a lot/ need to enter a lot of numbers.The typing experience is the same as the other apple keyboards with low travel distance and the keyboard itself is pretty flat.The aluminium frame is perhaps a bit on the sharp side (but not enough to actually be a problem/ cut yourself).It charges with the lightning cable.No backlight which is disappointing for the price.Verdict: If you want the fingerprint sensor to login and a premium looking design that fits in with the Apple aesthetic, then it's worth the Apple tax. But if you're just looking for a functional or backlit keyboard, there's more affordable options elsewhere.