Refurbished Apple Magic Keyboard With Numeric Keypad

[USB-A ] I needed to replace an Apple magic keyboard. I was hoping for something with a numeric keypad and the same slim yet solid feel without the hefty price tag. All the other bluetooth keyboards are clunky plastic. This has a look and feel very similar to the magic keyboard. I actually like the extra key travel just a bit more. And the added feet to give it a slant makes it more comfortable to use than the magic kbd. The numeric keypad without the wasted Windows keys in between is brilliant, saves desk space, and allows the mouse to be more accessible as well. Who uses those keys even on Windows? The ability to do multi-pairing is the icing on the cake.

[Scissor] This keyboard is perfect. I had to opt for the numeric keypad and I'm not disappointed. I use this in conjunction with the magic track pad and it's a whole new world of interfacing with my laptop. The keyboard was easy to set up and the charger that comes with it can be used to charge the keyboard, the trackpad and/or your iphone - so I just leave it connected at all times and it's very practical.

[550 mAh ] Finally the keyboard Apple wouldn't make. A wireless keyboard with numeric keypad. Works great you can pair it with up to 4 devices, e.g. iPhone, mac, macbook, and iPad. Great design it is metal so has nice weight. All keys work the same as the Apple wired full-size keyboard with numeric keypad. Greatest thing about it is the battery which is rechargeable last for 1 year between charges even if you leave it on all the time....Fabulous

[USB-A ] Most who would want a wireless keyboard with a numeric keypad have wondered why Apple did not introduce this when its keypad-less predecessor was introduced more than six years ago. So, here it is, finally, and it's just what you hoped it would be. There are no surprises, no design glitches or weird stuff to get used to, you just take it out of the box and start typing. If you are familiar with the older model, you will already be at home with it. Good show, Apple!

[Yes] I purchased this keyboard because I use the numeric keypad frequently in my work. Apple no longer sells the wired keyboard with numeric keypad. Only the wireless one which is a lot more expensive. This one is very nice! It looks just like the apple one. I am very pleased with this purchase!

[Rubber Dome] This was bought to replace the original keyboard that came with my iMac M1. This keyboard includes the numeric keypad, which I love and has the fingerprint button as well. A little on the costly side, but anything with Apple stamped on it is! All in all, a great buy!

[12 Months] It is great having a full keyboard, including numeric keypad, and related special keys. The size is nice -- allows keys to have a bit more space around them than on the Apple Magic Keyboard. It also is great to be able to easily switch the keyboard to the iPhone and iPad.

[Scissor] I wanted a wireless key board with the numeric keypad...I do a lot of date entry. Chose the Apple product over others because of past experience with Apple products. Also looked at other manufacturers and customer comments...this clinched my decision to buy the Apple product. It is a great keyboard and meets all of my expectations. One thing to note, previous Apple keyboards have tabs underneath that allows you to tilt the front of the keyboard up...this keyboard does not have that feature. I put a small piece of wood under the key board to tilt mine up.

[Yes] I replaced the Apple Magic Keyboard because it didn't light up.

[3 Hours] The key board works well and it is nice to have the numeric keyboard back again. Pros: The keys have the feel as the Apple keyboard and the layout is a carbon copy of the wired Apple keyboard until you get to function key 15. 16 through 19 are missing as that where you pair the keyboard to one of four devices. Cons: Only a minor issue but has taken some getting use to... The Safari short keyboard short cut to go back or forward a page. ( fn+ or fn+ ) do NOT work. Not sure if others may not work as I only use a few of the fn shortcuts.