Customer Ratings & Reviews

Nice and easy, very good quality and value all the Apple products good quality

Love! My old keyboard died and I knew I just needed to get the apple one -did not disappoint.

Best product I have purchased but a little hard to use as there is no pad or height issue.

This keyboard looks great, keys have a wonderful feel to them, and the fact that it has a number bad has been a joy doing bookkeeping and spreadsheets. The big step up from the last generation of these keyboards is that there are no batteries; you can plug it in via lighting and it recharges. I highly recommend.

The best Magic Keyboard Apple made but it doesn’t have a fingerprint scanner.

They have a light touch on the keys. The slightly dished shape of the keys makes it easier to keep your fingers steady. a great price from BestBuy.

My first mac book and i oove it. It took some rime to fet ysed to but ince i sud irs great!

I have a Mac Pro with a newer Magic Keyboard. I never noticed how much I missed from having the extended keyboard. Working with Adobe, Music Editing, & Limited Gaming. This is a new style keyboard and it works. The Space Gray was the main selling point for me. Bluetooth seamless and battery life is excellent.

I really like this keyboard. I love the color and the feel of typing. The addition of the numeric keypad and rechargeable battery are also great. The only thing I'd want to add is a way to lift the back end of the keyboard up, so it would be a little easier to type and rest my hands on a cushion of some sort. And last, I don't understand why is has to be more expensive than the white keyboard. All in all it's a great keyboard if you own a Mac.

I love the slim design. This keyboard is easy to use and has no lag when typing. My favorite feature is recharging the device and not replacing batteries. The battery span makes this keyboard run like I just opened it for the first time every time!! Definitely recommend this for any apple user!!

I bought this keyboard discounted because it was an open box item. I'm using it now to write this review. I had been using a Windows-style keyboard, which worked OK but not great because the buttons weren't the same as on my MacBook Aird. The numeric keypad is especially helpful when typing numbers in a spreadsheet or calculator or whatever. It's so much faster than looking for them across the top of the keyboard.

This has been a great speaker for my MacBook my main contingency with the keyboard was getting the fingerprint ID for passwords and works considerably well

If you’re debating between the smaller or larger model… Here is the biggest difference. The larger model comes with front space, which is not a feature you will find in the smaller model. It looks great and feels even better.

Great keyboard, love the thin buttons compared to most pc keyboards

love this new keyboard for our apple computer; it is so easy to use and takes up such a small space; has a long battery life and love the numeric keypad.

Keyboard is super nice! Having the number pad is a huge bonus and well worth the extra money

Nice improvements over earlier versions. will be interesting to see what the battery life is.

This was a replacement keyboard. Functions well as expected. The Best Buy employee was very helpful in purchase.

Bought this as a gift for someone and they love it. I have one as well and definitely prefer the keyboard with the numeric keypad. Bit pricey though, but it is Apple.

Apple's Magic Keyboard is aptly named. Simply put, this is one of the best non-mechanical keyboards I have ever used. The pressure and feedback of the keys are very responsive, and there's good travel depth. The layout is fantastic, and the symmetrical control, option, and command keys on both sides are great for pinky finger muscle memory. As far as ease-of-use is concerned, this keyboard connects immediately macOS without any software downloads or dongles. Its response is virtually imperceptible from a wired keyboard. From a full charge, I have typed more than 80k words over the span of a month, and it still has nearly 50% charge. However, this keyboard has two glaring flaws. First, it requires a 4-pin Apple Thunderbolt cable to charge, so you will need a USB-A dongle on a MacBook Pro. Second, it is too lightweight. This may seem hypercritical, but the rubber feet on the bottom provide very little grip. If you type a lot, you will feel it slowly slide across your desk.