Mechanical Keyboard For Macbook Pro

[Plastic] Great entry level mechanical keyboard

[USB-A ] It gives you the nice, clean feeling of a mechanical keyboard, but it's silent!!

Great entry level mechanical keyboard

[0.05 lb] Has nice, close fit for my MacBook Pro laptop keyboard. Has the very basic shortcuts. Only a few combination shortcuts. Good for a novice.

[Mac, iPadOS] Got this to use with my Macbook Pro and Windows laptop in my home office. Keyboard easily switches between windows and Mac. It has a solid build quality and good feel when typing. I got the tactile quiet and it does make some sound. It doesn't bother me, but my wife giggles when I type fast and she can hear from the next room. Overall, a good purchase and I'm happy with it.

[AC Input] I've been using a 2021 MacBook pro with an external monitor and regular keyboard for about a year now. I bought this Touch ID keyboard recently to avoid having to reach up on my laptop stand to use the laptop's TID sensor. I was happy to see that the new keyboard didn't require an further setup after pairing. TID just started working from the get go. The extended number pad is also very useful. Battery life is fantastic - I didn't have to recharge until a few days had passed.

[5.3] wanted it for the m4 chip, display is great, have the keyboard and pencile. This may replace my macbook pro

[11.2 x 5.3 x 4"] Very nice dock for macbook pro 14 when connecting to monitor, keyboard and mouse

[HDMI Male] Needed to plug in a keyboard controller to my MacBook Pro. USB C and USB B are electrically compatible. Why are there not more of these cables? I went to a big box store and a local geek store in the college part of town. At both places the 20 something kids didn't even know what USB B was! I'd think there would be a ton of people plugging USB printers etc into USB C computers. Guess it's just me. Well B&H had this cable. It works perfectly. More robust than I expected as well. I thought it was going to be a much dinkier cable honestly. Would buy again. Might in fact, just to have a backup in case.

[Steel Alloy] I'm using this on my standing office desk with a 17 MacBook Pro laptop. The height range seems reasonable, and although the tilt angle is fixed, it seems okay. The stand feels sturdy. I put it together backwards (with the brackets facing out instead of in) which better accommodates the width of my laptop. Office phone fits underneath no problem. I use it with a Bluetooth keyboard, and I'm so keyboard-centric that reaching up for the track pad when needed hasn't been too much of a hassle yet. I'm using this at a fixed work station. Taking it apart for mobile applications could be feasible, but it would take a minute.