Apple Magic Keyboard with Touch ID and Numeric Keypad for Mac models with Apple silicon - British English - Black Keys ​​​​​​​

The latest version of the Apple Magic Keyboard has taken innovation up a notch, now featuring a sleek integrated Touch ID sensor that merges functionality with state-of-the-art design. This modern masterpiece showcases a USB-C charging port, adding an element of convenience that’s hard to overlook. Accompanied by a delicate yet sturdy USB-C charging cable, which is so thin it seems to vanish on my desk, this keyboard not only serves its purpose but also elevates the aesthetics of my workspace, effortlessly charging everything from my phone to various other devices. When it comes to performance, this keyboard impresses with its remarkable battery life, lasting around two months even with daily use before it calls for a recharge. And when it does need power, it charges quickly. Crafted specifically for seamless compatibility with Mac computers, the keyboard connects with an almost magical ease, syncing flawlessly to enhance the user experience. Its ultra-slim silhouette not only adds a touch of modern elegance but also lends it a luxurious feel that’s delightful to the touch. The quality of the materials is evident, and the typing experience is nearly silent, allowing for distraction-free creativity and productivity. The integration of Touch ID transforms the way I engage with my devices, simplifying the login process and elevating security with just a gentle touch. This feature not only provides peace of mind but also streamlines online purchases, turning an usually tedious checkout process into a breeze. While the price may raise an eyebrow, as is often the case with Apple products, the exceptional quality, stunning design, and outstanding functionality of the Apple Magic Keyboard make it a worthwhile investment. I do recommend the keyboard.

It's apple so you know it will be a great quality product and it certainly is. Keys have a very positive feel and are very responsive. The Number keypad is a great option to enhance laptop use. The bluetooth connection is very robust and never had any problems. The touchID makes sign in and ApplePay purchases or verification simple, more so if you close your laptop lid.

Love the Apple Magic Keyboard with Numpad and Touch ID! It feels lightweight, looks premium, and the battery lasts forever. Typing is smooth, Touch ID is super handy, and the numpad is great for number-heavy tasks. Really solid keyboard — highly recommend!

Very nice, but obviously quite expensive for what it is. Works really well though and integrates instantly with a Mac.

A high build keyboard which perfectly compliments your Apple machine. Touch ID works well and I don’t have issues with connection. Software should show you when battery is low with a popup, but apart from that I have no complaints. Looks the part, works well, battery life decent enough.

You know what they say, buy cheap buy twice. Which is exactly what happened in this situation. I bought a generic keyboard for my Mac mini as it wasn't provided with one (odd) but got so frustrated with the constant unbinding or waiting for it to connect to the Mac that I ended up buying the official Magic Keyboard as well! This is an excellent keyboard really easy to use, comfortable to use and very quick to connect. If you are looking at this thinking is it worth the money I would personally say that it is.

Great quality keyboard, battery last long and just for the Touch ID is really worth

Keep an eye on the price - it fluctuates so you might have to wait for it to be merely expensive rather than VERY expensive. To be fair, it's not THAT much better than other 'good' keyboards but it's so pretty (I got black as I found a previous white one got grubby) and it has the fingerprint button for purchases and unlocking for the Mac Mini that's arriving soon. I got this rather than the smaller one, partly because I'd really miss the 'delete right' key if it wasn't there, but I find myself using the numeric pad more than I expected. It says 'for Apple Silicon' but every except the fingerprint readers works fine on my Intel MacBook Pro. Annoyances, for which it wouldn't be fair to mark it down... Why don't the American's put " as SHIFT-2 where it belongs??? Takes some getting used to. I use '#' a lot and SHIFT-3 gives £. This can be fixed by setting the keyboard to 'US' (that seems to be the only thing it affects). I often hit CAPS-LOCK when I mean SHIFT, but I think that's just me. It's a different 'feel' to a 'normal' keyboard if you're not used to an Apple one, but quick to get used to and I actually find I type more quickly.