Customer Ratings & Reviews

Love the sleek design, the light weight and how the keys feel when pressed — soft to the touch and very quiet. Expensive, but you get what you pay for and Apple products tend to last. I'm currently using this with an older MacBook Pro (2012 Retina) and quickly realized that some of the features on the keyboard are not compatible, which is not surprising. Things like volume control and most if not all of the "upper keys". This keyboard is designed for newer Macs with Apple silicon using macOS 11.4 or later. I will soon be using my newest MacBook Pro M1 with this keyboard and expect no compatibility issues.

TouchID is great! So convenient and seems very secure. Same feel as my old non-touch keyboard. Really nice upgrade.

What can I say? It’s a keyboard. Slick stylings as usual with Apple. I like the Touch ID button. Since I work from home and use external monitors, it makes it quicker to log in or anything I need my password for. As for purchasing from Best Buy, you’re better off going into the retail store vs online ordering. They mailed the keyboard as is in original box with a label slapped on it. Could have easily been stolen, not to mention the potential damage. Box definitely arrived dirty and beat up, but the keyboard was thankfully fine. A call to customer service to complain was brushed off.

Would definitely Recommend this keyboard for the Touch ID. Easy to use and connects to Mac book with no problems

I like the larger keyboard and additional number pad on the side. Makes it easier to input information. The touch key doesn't open from the log in screen, but if the computer goes into standby the touch key will work to open the computer back up. Over all the keypad works well.

the keyboard is very sleek and easy to transport. The keys react fast and the battery is good. I'm very pleased with my purchase.

I love it. Makes easy use to unlock my MacBook Pro from this keyboard as my laptop is on a stand. Overall good construction. Keys are smooth with a little resistance which I prefer. They are quite keys, which I prefer. Battery life is extremely long! I’ve only charged it once so far.

Bought my wife this keyboard to go with her new Mac Studio. Like all Apple products I own, it is well built, connects easily, and the battery is decent.

Starting out with a non-brand keyboard as a way to save money turned out to be a non-starter. Slow reaction time, driver updates was too much for me to invest in since have little to create and write. I finally overcame my hesitation and purchased a branded keyboard. What a difference. My productivity doubled. “Too old for short cuts, Just need it to work when I need it.” My only wish is that the keyboard could have a slightly greater incline to fit my hands.

This makes using my laptop for work so much easier. It’s light weight, very sleek look and very responsive. It also has great battery life.

Works great even though it's a little pricey. The fingerprint reader works just as good as on my MacBook

I am truly happy with this Apple keyboard; functionality 10, connectivity 10, Battery 10 & Slickness 10..! It’s the best wireless keyboard for Apple products on the market hands down!~

I like that it has the number key and fingerprint reader. An upgrade from the stock one, though they still feel super shallow and not too responsive.

It’s always better having a keyboard directly in from of a larger screen. Especially with the number keypad, wireless, and finger touch. Feels nice and responsive.

I picked this unit Magic Keyboard to analyze and test it for ease of use with a Mac. I have to say that I'm impressed with the performance. I haven't had any issues it looks and feels better tha any keyboard that I 've used with a Mac yet. I do like the fingerprint login feature. Also it has a USB cable to keep the unit charged instead of replacing batteries. Even better the black color keeps the keyboard blacked out when studio lights are on, as well as hiding smudges. If you are on the fence about which Mac keyboard to purchase, don't sleep on this one. It gets the job done.

Comfortable and sleek. Maybe core expensive than alternatives, but I like the ergonomics and the feeling of the keyboard.

Awesome product. I love the apple keyboard much more than my cheaper Logitech, but in the end the price was too high for a keyboard I use to sustain life of laptop.

Touch ID with a rechargeable keyboard? Yes, please! Worked seamlessly with my Mac Mini -- and the ability to enjoy my computer as if it is a Macbook is GREAT.

To save wear and tear on my M1 MacBook Pro keyboard, I picked up this Magic Keyboard with Touch ID and now keep my MacBook closed and protected w/a docking station. My initial impression was that the 'feel' learning curve would be slight, these are both Apple keyboards after all, right? Wrong. The Magic Keyboard keys are spaced ever so slightly different than on my MacBook and the feel is quite a bit less gratifying to type on overall. My WPM has dropped significantly and my errors are about 10x what they used to be - even after 2 weeks of use. I'll keep trying to use it because I really need the touch ID button for ease of use but so far I'm not particularly impressed. It's a better than average keyboard I think, but it's not clicking with me as a decade-long Macbook keyboard user. And don't even get me started on the price. Logitech sells better keyboards for half this $179 nonsense.

I like the general feel of this keyboard and love the fact that it work seamlessly with universal control. Unfortunately, it lays flat unless you buy a keyboard lift to angle it to improve wrist comfort.