Apple Magic Keyboard with Touch ID for Mac models with Apple silicon - British English ​​​​​​​

Let’s be real — it’s Apple, so yes, it’s overpriced for what it is. But once you start using this keyboard, especially the Touch ID feature, you’ll wonder how you ever managed without it.The build quality is typical Apple — clean, slim, and solid. Keys feel smooth, not mushy, with just the right level of travel. Perfect for long typing sessions, and quiet enough not to annoy everyone around you. Touch ID works flawlessly — unlocks your Mac, authorises passwords, and handles Apple Pay instantly. Once you’ve used it, going back to typing your password feels like a chore.Battery life? Excellent. I’ve been using it for weeks without needing a charge. And because it’s seamless with macOS, there’s zero setup — just turn it on, and it connects.The only downside is the price — but you’re paying for quality and integration. And to be honest, I’ve bought cheaper keyboards in the past and ended up replacing them. This one just works — and it feels premium every time I use it.If you’ve got an M1/M2/M3/M4 Mac and want a keyboard that just disappears into your workflow, this is the one.

All good. Arrived on time. And it’s working perfectly.

It's an Apple keyboard. High quality. Does exactly what it's supposed to. Probably only worth it though if you're already using Apple products/computers - and in particular Silicone models.

no way around for Mac mini owners as this has that Touch ID thing. no back light . feels like MacBook keyboard. charges via usb c. needs some silicone pucks to bring it to level on ergonomic level. better buy some silicone tiny pucks with double sided tape to raise numeric end of keyboard above table for easier experience . satachi includes such pucks. don't know why apple so stingy.there are better products out there however non with Touch ID support.this will connect to only 1 bluetooth device . no multi connect to multiple devices. out of luck there as well. should have been 3/10 however quality is nice and does its job well.

OK its expensive - but having spent a lot on a new Mac Mini Pro 4 puts it in perspective. My previous keyboard was a Logitech MX Keys Mini which is very good (although the paint is starting to peel after three years) but this one is even smaller - and of course has the touch ID which is the main selling point.

Tried cheap keyboards but this is worth the money for my Mac mini m4 allows you to use applepay

Bought for a Mac Mini M4pro.A little expensive compared to other brands, but you get what you pay for with apple products, as far as I’m concerned.

Excellent