Customer Ratings & Reviews

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

As an Apple product, this is an expensive one, but the quality is amazing. I had an old Apple keyboard for more than 7 years, and I bought this one to replace it. The new body is comfortable, the keys are the same as the new MacBooks, they're small but the same time comfortable to use. The battery life is really good, and there is no lag (which is important on a wireless device). If you use a Mac computer for long period of time, you should consider getting one.

Much easier to use than the built in keyboard on the notebook. Setup is easy - just plug it into USB port on the notebook to charge and it's immediately paired. Battery life seems to be excellent, I've had this for over 2 weeks and it's still 80% charged. Feel of the keys seems normal. Easy to use for touch typing, I haven't experienced any errors placing my fingers in the wrong place.

It's all user preference, however I do have to say I love this keyboard. I do think it is a bit over priced for a keyboard, that doesn't even have backlighting, but for me its the spacing or travel whatever you want to call it that makes it for me, and the key firmness if that makes sense. Battery lasts quite a while. One thing I wish it did have aside from backlit keys would be a battery indicator.

I bought this keyboard thinking it was overpriced, but I really love my old Apple extended keyboard and I've always worked faster on a bigger keyboard surface. I actually did not realize this was Bluetooth (duh!) because of the charging cable— but the charge life on this is amazing! I've used it for weeks and I'm still at 93%. It feels AWESOME-- easily the best keyboard I've ever used. Important note for wired extended keyboard users: NO USB port on this.

I bought this keyboard because I'm used to the old school keyboards with the numbers on the side. The original keyboard obviously doesn't have that. I do like that its space gray as well Super easy set up and battery life isn't bad either!

Classic apple keyboard, with some great feeling keys.

So happy that Apple finally came out with a wireless keyboard that has the number pad. Woohoo! It charges quickly and holds a charge for weeks. Yes, weeks. I work from home and I am using my keyboard all day every day and this keyboard barely loses any charge at all. My only complaint is that sometimes the letter "P" won't immediately work. Sometimes I have to hit it twice. Not a huge deal. Highly recommend this keyboard even though it is on the pricey side.

I waited and waited to buy this keyboard. Shopped around and tried many other keyboards, that I ended up returning. This does not compare to the keyboard in the MacBook Pro...it’s much better. Thin. Light. Holds a charge forever. If you’re remotely thinking about getting this, just do it.

Excellent external keyboard. Apple never fails with their good egnomic keyboards. Im giving this keyboard 5 stars especially with the numerical option on the side of the keyboard. (lifesaver)

I have an IMAC and prior to this keyboard had a regular keyboard which can with the IMAC quite some years ago. I accidentally spilt coffee on some of the keys so that was the end of that! This Magic Keyboard is simple to use and I am quite happy with it.

I’ve enjoyed these apple keyboards. I purchase them for myself and my staff. The wireless feature keeps cables out of the way. The slim design is really nice. The battery lasts a long time on each charge. No connection issues to the Mac computers. The keyboard mechanics are crisp and accurate. I continue to purchase these as the business grows. Recommended.

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

Finally decided to go wireless for my desk keyboard and I love it. Stylish, functional and frees up another USB port for me. Battery lasts for ages and charging it is a simple Lightning cable. So nice to have the newest Apple keyboard and the symbol markings they added to the Control and Option buttons are simple but effective. Very useful!

Bought this for my mom for Christmas to match her new Mac Mini and the Apple Mouse. It was super easy to get connected, and it is just a fancy keyboard! The buttons are a great size and don’t stick when you push them, and the number pad is great for people who work from home and need to quickly enter large numbers for their job.

I'm not a fan of the new Macbook keyboard - I still have the 2016 butterfly model and this wireless keyboard is a welcome relief from typing on that. Despite its thin profile the keys still have a good amount of travel and are very quiet. Bluetooth pairing is a breeze with the Mac and there's practically zero delay on waking up from sleep. Most other bluetooth keyboards have a constant 2-3 second delay if it has been a while since I used it.

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....

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.

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.

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?