Magic Keyboard with Numeric Keypad and Touch ID for Mac models with Apple silicon (Lightning Port) - Silver/White

This keyboard is flawless, sleek, and stays powered up with or without USB C to Lightning power connection. Key board keep long lasting charge. I would definitely recommend it. It works with my 2013 iMac and all new models, by adapting the lightning connector as needed. Bluetooth connectivity is awesome. It is the best in its class. Downside is that the keyboard isn’t backlit. Not cheap in price but very well built.

The Magic keyboard with Touch ID is great, what else can you expect from Apple. Love the Touch ID, it's easy to set up and easy to use. Personally, I find it a little bit uncomfortable. I feel like it's too wide, but that's just a personal preference. The keyboard is excellent.

In terms of Feel, it does take some getting use to because the keyboard lies nearly flat instead of having a more pronounced angle. After about a week, I was rolling. On certain surfaces, it will slide on the table while typing. I learned how to adjust my typing posture. No lazy hands or fingers allowed. I thought the Touch ID would be a game-changer with my Mac Mini. It's really not. I still have to type in my Password when booting up. And I can just as easily hit "Enter" to confirm my Passwords instead of using my fingerprint. The major Con to this keyboard is the absence of backlit keys. I don't know how a $200 keyboard wouldn't come standard with backlit keys, but this one doesn't have them. A huge disappointment because keyboards nearly half the price come with backlit keys. What saves this keyboard is the Design and Feel of typing. I haven't found a great comparable Brand to this one including options from Logitech. Close, but not enough. And yes, keep your Lightning Cable because you'll need it to Charge this keyboard. Would I recommend this keyboard? Even with the best typing experience I've ever had, I cannot. At this price point with no backlit keys is a deal breaker. A mistake that a Brand like Apple should not make.

I can’t get enough of using this Apple Magic Keyboard; it feels right while typing on it, the numeric keyboard is placed perfectly on the right side of the keyboard as it should be, and the keys are soft to the touch with a slight faint tap noise that is not irritating to the ears. The setup was easy; plug in to charge fully, unplug, and you are ready to go to type the day away. Another thing that I should mention, I love how light it is, virtually ways like nothing.

Coming from a mechanical keyboard, it has been a been a bit of challenge, but this is a well built unit. It works flawlessly, easy to set up and is pretty much your only option if you have a new M1 Mac and want to use touch ID. That being said, would be nice if it was backlit, had some feet in the front to tilt the keyboard more, and was able to sync to more than one device like the logitech.