OMOTONUltra-Slim Bluetooth Keyboard Compatible with iPad 10.9(10th/ 9th/ 8th Generation)/ 10.2, iPad Air 5th Generation, iPad Pro 11/12.9, iPad Mini, and More Bluetooth Enabled Devices, Grey

I was actually very surprised with how easy it was to connect and how well it operates.

If you’re looking for an alternative keyboard instead of paying $$$$$ for an Apple keyboard this is itIt’s the exact size and key config as those magic keyboards only difference is it takes AA BATTERIES which is not even an issue ( I’ve had it in for over 3 months now and i haven’t even changed it since ! )Totally worth the $

I bought this as a spare & I use more than the one I have. Works great. Would highly recommend.

I bought the space grey looking version of this keyboard for use with my 2017 space grey Macbook Pro. It terms of looks, it matches beautifully. It is all plastic and not aluminum. But it's not unsatisfyingly plastic. It seems fine. At about one fifth the cost of an actual Apple magic keyboard, something had to give.To be fair, this keyboard isn't really advertised to fully work with MacOS. But it mostly looks like a MacOS keyboard so I figured it probably would work.As a keyboard it does work. So if all you want to do is type, you're good. But if you want to use the control keys up top to turn the volume up and down and control music playback, brightness controls, etc. nope. None of them seem to work for me. The function keys do work when holding down the Fn button, but not as control keys for media or volume or anything else.It's my fault for not digging deeper. After trying the keyboard out, I searched again and discovered this company also makes the same keyboard with MacOS specific control keys. It costs more. About 1/3 more. But still about a quarter of the price of a genuine Apple magic keyboard, like the one I'm typing on right now.So that's my error. I should have dug deeper in Amazon and found the MacOS specific version of this keyboard.I've ordered that keyboard and will update this review when I get it.All of that said. I'm still going to keep this keyboard because I also happen to own a space grey 7th gen iPad that I don't have a keyboard for already. For the under $18 that I paid for this, it's worth it to keep for that alone, and as a backup emergency keyboard for my Macs if ever needed. So ultimately this all works out for me. But if you don't own an iPad and you were going for a Mac keyboard, this isn't it.I tested it out with my iPad (7th Gen 10.2") and it works great, including all the control keys. As it should since that's what it's designed for.Like I said, I'll update this review when I get the MacOS specific version to let you know if that works as desired.

for the price its great I eventually upgraded but I would purchase again if I needed too. Got many hours on new batteries.