Customer Ratings & Reviews

I picked this one because it had the finger print thing on it and while I highly doubt anyone’s trying to get into my stuff because its just me and my dogs, I just think its cool

So great to have a TouchID in my bluetooth keyboard. I use a password program that can be activated with TouchID so it's nice to have it right in front of me. I like the new rounded corners too.

Having Touch ID on the wireless keyboard is a game changer. I use my M1 MacBook in clamshell mode and it’s convenient not having to put my password in every time my computer goes to sleep. I would recommend if you have a similar setup.

This works just like the MBPro Keyboard and I love it. I do wish it had some sort of vertical rise/tilt but a couple pads gave me the tilt I wanted.

Use it with a Mac mini m2 and works well. It’s rechargeable and has Touch ID. Smooth keyboard

Nice compact Keyboard. I initially bought it for gaming which was fun. But, once I realized it connects to my other apple devices it made it even more worth it.

Good oprion if want to try wireless keyboard.Easy to coonect.

I purchased an Apple Magic keyboard and Magic Touchpad shortly after getting my new M1 Mac mini computer. I work from home and use my computer daily, so I do a lot of typing Monday through Friday. I am offering these pictures as proof of what you can expect your keys to look like after a year or two of daily use. I brought this problem before Apple Support and they suggested I bring the keyboard into my local Apple store. Even though the keyboard was (at that time) less than one year old, it's not covered the same as their computers. Since it was purchased separately, it's considered an accessory and isn't warrantied the same way. For a more capable and likely longer lasting alternative, I can recommend the Logitech MX Keys Mini Bluetooth keyboard. Not only can that device link up to 3 devices, it has backlit keys, a mute key for your microphone, a screenshot key, charges with USB-C, and types better than the Apple Magic keyboard. The Apple keyboard makes a slapping sound while the Logitech makes a more pleasant and muted "thunk" sound when typing. The Logitech MX Keys Mini comes in black or white and has a 10-key option as well for just a few dollars more, but I prefer the Mini arrangement as a desktop space saving alternative.

Love this device. Fits perfectly in my backpack and good for on the go

Very happy with this keyboard. one of my most used upgrades. Makes my work life easy.

Great keyboard. I thought that the Touch ID was going to be a little hokey........But I am impressed and use it a lot—actually a nice addition to the keyboard.

I love it. The keys feel great while typing. Touch ID simplifies my workflow by reducing a lot of authentication requests. The Touch ID setup was a little troublesome but figured it out in a few minutes.

Got This product recently to use with my mini mac and it is excellent

Apple ain't cheap, but it is the gold standard for high quality, ease of use, and dependability.

Couldn't ask for a better keyboard for my M1 Mac mini and with the release of Universal Control coming soon I'll be able to use it on all my apple devices. Plus the Touch ID make logging into your computer so much easier

Touch ID is amazing, so good. The only thing is missing is back light keys, but I have a work around. I bought a light bar that I put under my desk and it works with my new keyboard when I work in the dark

This works great and i like that its small for me to travel with if needed

I've always loved Apple's Magic Keyboards. I paired this with my M1 Mac mini. With the addition of TouchID; logging in, pre-filling passwords, and using ApplePay is so much easier.

The keyboard was not just the best ever but the touch I'd is just a test for the competition

The size is perfect for a tight work space. The keys respond to light pressure