Apple Magic Keyboard with Touch ID and Numeric Keypad (for Mac Computers with Apple Silicon) - US English - Silver (Renewed)

Even though I like the Magic Keyboard that originally came with my iMac, I really missed having the QWERTY keyboard layout. I just received this renewed Magic Keyboard today, and it was easy to connect to my iMac, ready to use right out of the box, no setup needed. The keyboard looks brand new and all the keys work seamlessly. I'm really happy with this purchase!

What I like about the new keyboard, is that is a small format even when is a full size keyboard.I am carrying over to all the places that I am going inside of my backpack that was designed for a 16 inch macbook pro. Fits perfectly.Also, I like the typing sensation. Even when I am use to type on mechanical keyboards, sometimes when you are working on an office, or coworking space, or in a middle of a call, some people seems to dislike the noise of the Blue or Cherry keys. That's why I was looking forward for a new keyboard that was a small factor, so I can carry around, wireless (that I never had with the mechanical keyboards) and also it's quieter than DasKeyboards.The bulit quality is always really good on Apple products and this is not the exception.I like that is aluminium top.Pros:- Built with really good quality of materials and finish.- Wireless- Touch ID- Super slim and good weight to carry around- Really good sensation when you are typing.- Size of the keys are more than enough, I found that I make less mistakes typing than the other keyboards for any reason.Cons:- No backlit. For this price should be included, probably because it is wireless, the batery would not last that longer, but, turning on / off would be a good option. More when you work at night.- I am used to other keyboards and the position of the +,-,/ and * on the keypad, is a little weird. Probably for all Mac computers it is the correct position, but since I am use to other more standard formats, I am always typing the wrong symbol.- Lighting connector to charge it. it includes a good cable that even is black, but Lighting ?? should be USBC right?- I miss the volumne knob that I have on my DasKeyboards, but that it is just my personal preferences, once you have it, then you miss it.- Not good handlng the finger's grease, I need to clean it every single day, because looks super dirty after a regular day of use. I am not sure what kind of material uses other external keyboards, but this is the worst.

Just received (new to me) slightly used keyboard. It looks brand-new and all the buttons work, including the TouchID key. Honestly feels like I got a new keyboard!

EXCELLENT keyboard and EXCELLENT Customer service. The first one of these I got wouldn't charge all the way to 100%. I contacted the seller and was immediately sent out a different one that works perfectly. This is "Apple" brand so of course there was no trouble setting it up - just plug and play as they say.

Beautiful aluminum chassis. Nice feel to the keys. And very convenient to have the Touch ID on the keyboard. But other than these not different from any other $30 look-alike Bluetooth keyboard. Way overpriced and nothing really “magic” about it. Unlike the Magic Mouse which has some very nice extra features like the touch top, this keyboard boasts no special features other than the Touch ID. Just a Bluetooth keyboard. Well-built, sleek, and satisfying to use. But not worth nearly $200.

Better than I expected. Being a refurb, I expected slight signs of use, but this arrived looking brand new. It was even in the original box and included the original cable still coiled with the cardboard packing. Other than the "tested" stickers on the bottom of the keyboard and the outside of the box, you'd never know it was a refurb. In fact, I'd bet that this was just overstock that Apple got rid of when they updated to the USB-C version a few months ago. Still, works perfectly fine, even with the older lightning port. Time will tell if the battery lasts, or if sitting in storage for too long has aged the battery prematurely, but for now, I have to give this 5 stars.

Great keyboard and the fingerprint authentication makes everything more efficient

This Renewed Apple Magic Keyboard with Touch ID and Numeric Keypad delivers a satisfying, quiet typing experience and seamless biometric login—though some users report intermittent Touch ID or media-key issues that are often resolved by updating to macOS 15.1 (Sequoia).