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Absolutely, Loveeeee this keyboard. I have purchased a Jelly Comb dock/keyboard mouse bundle on amazon before and loved it very much as it has done me wonders and gave me a good typing experience. Although the mouse died out of no where so i was stuck with just the keyboard. I figured If I’m just gonna use a keyboard then I might as well use the apple one. I purchased this with Big expectations and was blew out of the water. The typing experience feels wonderful. I feel I can type fast and accurately, feeling every press of a key. Sleek, Beautiful and matches the Apple setup I have going on. I was worried at first it didn’t come in the amazon package but then was surprised by the size of it. It’s wonderful and works amazing. Locking the ipad is as easy as hitting ... MoreAbsolutely, Loveeeee this keyboard. I have purchased a Jelly Comb dock/keyboard mouse bundle on amazon before and loved it very much as it has done me wonders and gave me a good typing experience. Although the mouse died out of no where so i was stuck with just the keyboard. I figured If I’m just gonna use a keyboard then I might as well use the apple one. I purchased this with Big expectations and was blew out of the water. The typing experience feels wonderful. I feel I can type fast and accurately, feeling every press of a key. Sleek, Beautiful and matches the Apple setup I have going on. I was worried at first it didn’t come in the amazon package but then was surprised by the size of it. It’s wonderful and works amazing. Locking the ipad is as easy as hitting the lock button on the keyboard and bam. Done. Love it! Recommend this for anyone using the Apple ecosystem

The Apple Magic Keyboard is a great, lightweight keyboard with wireless function and charges by USB. I am really glad that the Apple Magic Keyboard does not require battery requirement and charges by USB cable or other device. It saves money on purchasing batteries. I wished it came with a storage bag or velvet Apple Magic pouch for home or traveling purpose. Something sturdy to place keyboard to protect from dust or other debris. I also wished the Apple Magic Keyboard were made in arrange of different colors like the infinite Ipods. Please bring back the Ipods! 🙂 I enjoy keyboards to be universal with other Apple devices. I absolutely love it. Highly recommend. The charge stays for a good amount of time before the keyboard needs to recharge. Yes I wished the ... MoreThe Apple Magic Keyboard is a great, lightweight keyboard with wireless function and charges by USB. I am really glad that the Apple Magic Keyboard does not require battery requirement and charges by USB cable or other device. It saves money on purchasing batteries. I wished it came with a storage bag or velvet Apple Magic pouch for home or traveling purpose. Something sturdy to place keyboard to protect from dust or other debris. I also wished the Apple Magic Keyboard were made in arrange of different colors like the infinite Ipods. Please bring back the Ipods! 🙂 I enjoy keyboards to be universal with other Apple devices. I absolutely love it. Highly recommend. The charge stays for a good amount of time before the keyboard needs to recharge. Yes I wished the keyboard came with a storage pouch or box with a USB cable. Offer as a bundle with the Magic Mouse. The keyboard is very user friendly to connect to your desktop or laptop.

Compra verificada Too expensive? You betcha. Quality product? Oh yeah. There is a lot to like about the Magic Keyboard for 5th Gen. iPad Pros. It's a solid, well-built product that is probably too expensive by half, but I'm pretty sure anyone who purchases one knows that going in. Keyboard: The keyboard is pretty-great all around. I use my M1 MacBook Pro on a daily basis, and while typing on this doesn't feel quite identical, it isn't far off. The key travel is really great and the space/size is perfect. I wish it had a row of function keys, alas. Trackpad: The trackpad is nice enough. It is very responsive both in terms of moving the cursor and clicking on apps and tasks. I do wish that more apps utilized gestures and features of the Magic Keyboard, but I can't ... MoreCompra verificada Too expensive? You betcha. Quality product? Oh yeah. There is a lot to like about the Magic Keyboard for 5th Gen. iPad Pros. It's a solid, well-built product that is probably too expensive by half, but I'm pretty sure anyone who purchases one knows that going in. Keyboard: The keyboard is pretty-great all around. I use my M1 MacBook Pro on a daily basis, and while typing on this doesn't feel quite identical, it isn't far off. The key travel is really great and the space/size is perfect. I wish it had a row of function keys, alas. Trackpad: The trackpad is nice enough. It is very responsive both in terms of moving the cursor and clicking on apps and tasks. I do wish that more apps utilized gestures and features of the Magic Keyboard, but I can't really fault the product for that. It's not MacOS, after all. Quality: I really like the quality of this keyboard. It is slightly thicker than the previous gen keyboard to accommodate the slightly thicker 5th gen iPad Pro. It feels sturdy when the iPad is attached and I THINK it leans a little further back than the previous gen, which is nice. Overall, I like this product a lot. At the end of the day, if you're thinking that attaching this overpriced keyboard to the M1 iPad Pro is going to replace your laptop, that's probably not the case unless you're just surfing the web or using Amazon to shop. iPadOS is still the limiting factor in allowing an iPad to be an out-and-out alternative to a conventional laptop. That said, the Magic

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Replacing another keyboard(they are not spill-resistant) for my 2012 iMac. I was surprised the price had jumped from $79 to $99. It was not until I got home and noticed the keyboard was slightly different.that I did more research.This keyboard is compatible with macOS 11.3 or higher and the M1 chip. (my 21.5” iMac runs 10.4)If Apple announced they were updating the design and no longer providing this accessory for older devices, I missed the news. And I still needed a working keyboard.The $129 Magic Keyboard with Numeric Keypad is still available for older devices. Yes, that’s $50 more than the shorter keyboard but it’s only you can decide if its worth the investment. The good news is the 11.3 and higher version carries a $199 price tag, And if matching your ... MoreReplacing another keyboard(they are not spill-resistant) for my 2012 iMac. I was surprised the price had jumped from $79 to $99. It was not until I got home and noticed the keyboard was slightly different.that I did more research.This keyboard is compatible with macOS 11.3 or higher and the M1 chip. (my 21.5” iMac runs 10.4)If Apple announced they were updating the design and no longer providing this accessory for older devices, I missed the news. And I still needed a working keyboard.The $129 Magic Keyboard with Numeric Keypad is still available for older devices. Yes, that’s $50 more than the shorter keyboard but it’s only you can decide if its worth the investment. The good news is the 11.3 and higher version carries a $199 price tag, And if matching your accessories to your device is not important, you can look for a third party keyboard.I am giving this item a rating because although I made the error in selection: I hold Apple accountable too. Apple needs to keep in mind not all its customers replace the old with new devices each season. Nor do we like being inconvenienced by lack of communication.

Better than expected

So I recently purchased a Satechi Slim X1 to use with my iPad Pro. It is a great keyboard with some flaws that I did not fully realize until I decided to give the Magic Keyboard a try. So far it turns out that the features on the Satechi that I thought would be dealbreakers (e.g,, the backlighting; pairing with multiple devices) were actually features that ended up not being such a big deal. In fact, the backlighting on the Satechi is kind of messy looking, and after more than a month of using it, the multiple device pairing was not being used as much. As I have been working on becoming proficient with iPad keyboard shortcuts, it turns out that having a proper Globe key is much more practical that having to map the Caps Lock key on the Satechi. Also, I LOVE that the ... MoreSo I recently purchased a Satechi Slim X1 to use with my iPad Pro. It is a great keyboard with some flaws that I did not fully realize until I decided to give the Magic Keyboard a try. So far it turns out that the features on the Satechi that I thought would be dealbreakers (e.g,, the backlighting; pairing with multiple devices) were actually features that ended up not being such a big deal. In fact, the backlighting on the Satechi is kind of messy looking, and after more than a month of using it, the multiple device pairing was not being used as much. As I have been working on becoming proficient with iPad keyboard shortcuts, it turns out that having a proper Globe key is much more practical that having to map the Caps Lock key on the Satechi. Also, I LOVE that the Magic Keyboard has a dedicated Do Not Disturb and device lock button. As I am using my iPad for screen mirroring when training people, this makes it super easy and convenient to deactivate the iPad’s notifications so that trainees do not see my personal alerts showing up on the projector screen. Also, the keys feel a little “tighter” than they do on the Satechi, which to me is a good thing. I realized that Apple’s scissor switches felt great when I tried out an iPad Magic Keyboard at a local Costco. Such a great feel from a thing keyboard! I think I’ll keep the Magic Keyboard and return the Satechi.

Broken Does Not Make It

Update: Am I ever wrong? Ask Wife#1 and we all will agree. OWC has shown INTEGRITY, HONESTY and has maintained its stellar reputation. with their INTEGRITY. Supply chains had me waiting a whole two days extra. Heavens! Currently typing on the Apple Magic with all functioning keys and no problems on the horizon. Thanks, OWC for reaffirming what most businesses used to practice. OWC still practices what businesses used to be: The customer is always right. Now it's "No problem" rather than "It's a pleasure to serve you". Still 5 stars and the public is grateful.The Function keys do not function. I've asked for an RMA with negative results, probably because I waited a while until I used this keyboard. Never the less they simply do not make sounds louder, screen ... MoreUpdate: Am I ever wrong? Ask Wife#1 and we all will agree. OWC has shown INTEGRITY, HONESTY and has maintained its stellar reputation. with their INTEGRITY. Supply chains had me waiting a whole two days extra. Heavens! Currently typing on the Apple Magic with all functioning keys and no problems on the horizon. Thanks, OWC for reaffirming what most businesses used to practice. OWC still practices what businesses used to be: The customer is always right. Now it's "No problem" rather than "It's a pleasure to serve you". Still 5 stars and the public is grateful.The Function keys do not function. I've asked for an RMA with negative results, probably because I waited a while until I used this keyboard. Never the less they simply do not make sounds louder, screen brighter, etc and serve no purpose at all. I am surprised with OWC as their integrity has been compromised. I've purchased devices previously and always been satisfied, however this time...I am out $70. Bad!! The product is fine, this particular device is not.

Great Keyboard

First off I have to mention that the battery life on the Apple Magic Keyboard is amazing. The less cords on my desk the better so I was happy to get a wireless mouse and keyboard with my Mac computer. Every so often, about 2 times a month, I’ll plug the cord into the keyboard when I am done working for the day and unplug it the next morning. With only charging twice a month I’ve never had an issue with my keyboard battery running out. The keyboard has a nice low profile sleek design. The keys don’t make much noise at all when you are typing, and that’s important to me because I work from home and am on my computer for many (too many!) hours a day. All in all, it’s a great keyboard! Highly recommend.

New Apple Magic Keyboard on MacBook Air M1

I read and watched many reviews on the Logitech MX Key Mini and the Apple Magic Keyboard. The Logi does have more features: Supports more than one device, and has backlighting. At the store I tried both hands on. I purchased the Magic. Now at home I have been using it for several hours. I must point out that I have the excellent Logi K810, and I also own three Logi mice - great products. What I can say is that typing on the Magic is like "magic" for me. I hardly notice I am typing at all on a keyboard. It is like I am typing away on a cloud. As far as backlighting: The laptop monitor actually casts enough light on the Magic for me to be able to see the keys when I need. Last but not least, I did not have a need for multi device support - I wanted to be Apple centric ... MoreI read and watched many reviews on the Logitech MX Key Mini and the Apple Magic Keyboard. The Logi does have more features: Supports more than one device, and has backlighting. At the store I tried both hands on. I purchased the Magic. Now at home I have been using it for several hours. I must point out that I have the excellent Logi K810, and I also own three Logi mice - great products. What I can say is that typing on the Magic is like "magic" for me. I hardly notice I am typing at all on a keyboard. It is like I am typing away on a cloud. As far as backlighting: The laptop monitor actually casts enough light on the Magic for me to be able to see the keys when I need. Last but not least, I did not have a need for multi device support - I wanted to be Apple centric when using the Air. I recommend the Magic for four reasons: In my case the typing experience is awesome, native Apple function support for all keys, the keyboard form factor is beautiful, and my Air connects seamlessly and almost instantaneously. Excellent product - hope it will last as most Apple products do.

Small but Mighty!

Have to admit I was taken aback when I picked this up curbside and got it home and opened it up. There isn't much to this accessory size-wise. It's small in nature and lacks a "number pad" so I was a little concerned about using my adult on hands on what appeared to be a "mini" keyboard. After getting over my initial "size matters" concerns, I found out that I could move around on this keyboard without any major disruptions; other than the number thing. So used to having it on my keyboards over the years that I'll just have to let it go over time with memory loss! Unless someday I want to spring for the Magic Keyboard with the Numeric Keyboard. I should have spent the extra $'s to begin with but was feeling guilty enough buying a 16" Macbook Pro for myself right at ... MoreHave to admit I was taken aback when I picked this up curbside and got it home and opened it up. There isn't much to this accessory size-wise. It's small in nature and lacks a "number pad" so I was a little concerned about using my adult on hands on what appeared to be a "mini" keyboard. After getting over my initial "size matters" concerns, I found out that I could move around on this keyboard without any major disruptions; other than the number thing. So used to having it on my keyboards over the years that I'll just have to let it go over time with memory loss! Unless someday I want to spring for the Magic Keyboard with the Numeric Keyboard. I should have spent the extra $'s to begin with but was feeling guilty enough buying a 16" Macbook Pro for myself right at Christmas time!Once I turned this on, it connected automatically to my Macbook Pro. It stays charged quite a while. I typically leave it on all week as I'm working from home now; and usually try to remember to check the charge level once every week or two. The keyboard is fairly quiet and I'm heavy handed. It's small, thin and takes up minimal space on my work surface. All is all a "best buy" for my home office set up.

Worst keyboard ever!

This was the first keyboard in 30 years that I couldn't type on. Apple's Gen 2 is nothing close to Gen 1 Qwerty when comes to typing fast and with ease. The keys are strangely large and close together which often leads to mistyped words. The keyboard itself is nearly flat whereas Qwerty had a nice angle to it.Warning: This keyboard doesn't work properly with older iMac's and uses a USB-C cable to recharge the keyboard (not batteries); which many older Mac's don't haveI bought a new Qwerty on eBay for 1/3 the price and can type over 60 wpm again. Taking it back to Walmart and I would NOT recommend buying it.