Customer Reviews

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] The standard keyboard that came with my computer is nice. Thank goodness when checking out, the Manager said I can return it. Very smart because once I tried this larger deluxe keyboard it is like night and day. The only thing I don’t like is it hurts my wrist, even if it’s only for a short time. Apple needs to come up with something to help others before they get carpal tunnel. Since I am being completely honest with you, I don’t really care for the mouse. It’s smooth & pretty to look at. Refer to photos, I have it on my wood desk …I’m always having to move it around. I tried using a mouse pad that didn’t work. I try to all kinds of different things and I’m having a difficult time. I am just doing the best I can with what I have. I am not one to complain and get a refurbished one.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I used to think that Apple was more for looks than functionality. I slowly started switching over with the iPhone, then a MacBook Pro, now all I use is Apple. This keyboard is amazing. I have had it for about two months and have not found a single reason to complain. It is intuitive and connects so easily to my computer. It is wireless and I can move around freely around my desk area. I have a sit to stand desk and don’t have to worry about cables. For me this is one of the most important prices in my home office.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] The keyboard is great except it lays flat on the desktop. Not comfortable for me. Added angled velcro wall brackets on the back (see images) and clear door bumpers to prevent sliding. Working well after changes. Like it much better that original that came with the unit as this has integrated number keypad. Has a different feel that others(Logitech and Microsoft) but after a bit of use, it gets better.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] The Apple Magic Keyboard seamlessly integrates into a graphic designer's workspace with its sleek design and wireless connectivity. Its low-profile keys provide a comfortable and responsive typing experience, ideal for extended work sessions. This keyboard is a perfect fit for multi-monitor setups, offering both style and functionality. With reliable wireless performance and impressive battery life, it's a must-have for graphic designers seeking a streamlined and efficient tool for their creative endeavors.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Puchased the Apple Keyboard with Numeric Keypad for my iPad Pro. Since I was working from home because of the pandemic and working on a laptop the whole day, I decided to try it using the Lenovo Thinkpad and it worked wonders. One issue that I encountered with the Lenovo was the numeric keypad. At first it didn’t work. I found out that I just had to click on the “clear” button on the numeric keypad side which acts like a numlock key. I was also concerned with the ergonomics. I decided to purchase a riser and a wrist rest- paired together it made typing on the keyboard a very great experience. I am extremely satisfied with the purchase since I can use it for both my iPad Pro and my work PC laptop.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I bought this keyboard because I had such trouble buying a non-apple keyboard with my last Mac book. However, I was skeptical of there, being that much of a difference and didn’t think paying the price for a separate Apple keyboard would be worth it in the end, but wanted to give it a try since I could always take it back. There is a huge difference! First of all, it was so easy to connect once I found the on off switch. I love slim and easy to use. The keys are larger enough for my fingers, but they’re so quiet and of course I love the number pad always prefer. So far the battery life seems pretty impressive but I do turn it off when I remember just in case. What I don’t like is the fact that it isn’t very ergonomic. As somebody who works 8 to 10 hours a day I do wish it had feet on it to kind of lift it up, but buying an ergonomic pad can help solve some of that problem. Hope this is something Apple solves for in the future because this keyboard is definitely a must have with any MacBook or Apple computer.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Very thin/comfortable. Takes some getting used to, the keystroke is short like a laptop keyboard. I like the design very much, and the battery life is pretty good so far as well. Charging is not an issue since it is a desktop keyboard, so battery life was never a concern for me. With that said, i would have given up as much battery life as needed to add backlit keys like my Logitech Craft Keyboard...I find myself switching back and forth back to the Logitech because sometimes I do work in dim light conditions when wifey is trying to sleep and i'm still working...or I can just move my desk to another room like a decent husband would do LOL.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] It’s a 5 star recommendation for me! Light weight, easy to pack into a carrying case. Feels amazing on the fingers and the noise is quiet when typing but it has a very nice relaxing clicking noise to it.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I recently purchased a 2017 Macbook Pro. I use my laptop quite a bit for my book keeping, so I really needed the 10 key portion. I considered simply buying a 10 key unit but just thought it would be easier to have the whole keyboard together. I actually like the feel of the keys on this better than the Macbook keyboard. Also, connecting it via Bluetooth is as easy as plugging it into the MacBook. That's all you do. Within 2 seconds you get a notification that it is paired with the computer, you disconnect, and you're done. Many of the stand alone10 key units had a lot of complaints about connectivity. Glad I went this route. Great product.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Accurate item. We like that is light weight and neutral color.