Customer Ratings & Reviews

I received a keyboard with no numbers when I purchased my new Apple desktop but with my profession requires me to use numbers all the time. I have always used a keyboard that has had number keypad also. I was thinking of trying to save some money but for 30 more dollars I stayed with Apple. I am very glad I did. This keyboard feels magical when using it. It just flows....

It feels nice when typing. I would recommend over any other key board

Wonderful keyboard and MUCH better than the one that comes with Apple desktop computers. The quavery keyboard is the same size as the one that comes with the Mac, but the additional rows of arrow, function and numeric keys make it more useful. Also if you type wit a keyboard on your lap the additional width makes it easier to keep there. The key "feel" is very good, and it will go several weeks without needing to recharge it. The only reason that I didn't give it 5 stars was that this is a replacement for one (just like it) that lasted a little more than a year then the space key stopped functioning correctly.

Works great, paired easily. I purchased some rubber bumpers from Lowes and stuck them on top back of keyboard to give it a little angle. Makes it easier to use than it being flat on the desk. Don't know why Apple didn't do this but whatever. Why does Apple do anything?

Bought to use with my mac mini. Works great, stays charged a long while, and looks good. The price is the worst thing about it, but that’s common with Apple products. However, it does seem to be well made so I hope it lasts a long time.

I had the smaller Magic Keyboard that comes with iMac but as we pivoted to work from home during Covid-19 shelter-in-place I really needed something with the numeric keypad and the larger format with additional functions. I like that it is rechargeable using just a lightening cable too...I was getting tired of getting batteries. I'm planning the get the Magic Mouse 2 for the same reason.

Fantastic keyboard. Build quality is great and it feels fluid. I previously used a Matias Bluetooth keyboard whose keys stuck constantly. It's not the mechanical keyboard I use for my gaming PC, but it's close enough and I write on it for seven hours a day. If there's one complaint, I wish I could elevate it a touch, but beyond that it's responsive and holds charge well.

This is a better version of the wired 10-jey standard I have used for years. I appreciate the elimination of clutter on my desk that I get with the wireless keyboard and unlike the older Magic keyboard, I get 10-key versatility and longer battery life. And I don't have to keep track of the extra set of batteries and the charger. Built in batteries are better. I recommend this keyboard to anyone purchasing a new iMac or retrofitting an older one.

You know you have to have it so why not get the best

I will admit up front that I am a bit of an Apple fanboy, so I love apple tech, but I can honestly say that this is (as with most apple stuff) so well designed and eye pleasing. I love a keyboard with a number pad on the side, which is why I wanted this one. And install? Well plug the lightning plug into the keyboard and the usb-c into the computer and boom you are done. If you want to set up a work station with your MacBook and a monitor this is the must have.

I really like this keyboard. I'm used to have they 10-key pad, so it makes it a lot faster and easier to put lots of numbers in. Keyboard feels pretty good and stores away easily because it is so slim. I also like the fact that it has a built in battery that lasts a long time. I've had it over a month and haven't had to charge it yet.

Perfect addition to my MacBook Pro, I have my MacBook connected to a 36” curved monitor and this keyboard is everything I need to work without any issues.

I love the tactile feel of this keyboard. It's simple, but works perfectly. The bluetooth connection works perfectly with my Mac, and the charge lasts for weeks, even when I use at work every day.

Had a numeric keyboard previously and had to have another one. The ease of keys is unlike any other I've tried. And numeric keypad comes in handy also at times. Thanks Apple for the quality products you produce.

I love how this keyboard seamlessly connects to my MacBook Pro. It is as responsive as if I were using the actual keyboard on the MacBook. This is a big difference to the Logitech keyboard that I initially attempted to use.

For years I was use to using a basic HP keyboard. After onboarding with Apple, the keyboard that came with my iMAC reduced in size, the right side number keypad was missing. I recently discovered Apple made a Magic Keyboard with the right side number keypad, I purchased it and now I enjoy my iMAC experience even more.

Apple finally came to their senses and started offering what they should have made available all along... a wireless keyboard with a built-in numeric keypad. It is a good looking unit and the fact that it is USB rechargable is a bonus. It sits a bit too flat to the desktop for my tastes and like most modern keyboards it lacks some of the tactile feedback that us "older folk" are used to. However, it is well built and I believe it will hold up better than off-brand keyboards. Now if it was just a bit less expensive...

I use this on my dell laptop and iMac. Works on both. May need a different keyboard for windows, but it still works fine. The battery life is great. I’ve had it for almost a year and probably charged it once and the battery wasn’t even uncharged yet. If the key buttons lit up it would be perfect, but I can’t have it all.

Typing on this feels great. It does take some getting use to since I was so use to having a thick gaming keyboard. This low profile keyboard looks elegant, typing feels natural and key travel is great. My only complaint is some of the keys are not in the place that I'm accustomed to on they keypad. But that's ok, I just need to get use to it. Solid 5/5.

Expensive but solid and works without any issues. Charge lasts a long time, I've maybe only charged a handful of times since I bought it with daily use. White version does show discoloration easier than I had hoped, might have opted for the darker version in hindsight.