Cherry Americas JK-9110US-1 Kw 9100 Slim Wrls & Rechargablewrls Keyboard For Mac Silver/white

This keyboard is solid. The keys are low profile but still have plenty of "bounce" and tactile response. They seem like they can take a beating (I type with apparently a lot of force as many past keyboards have been retired for cracking keys). It is not backlit (I wish it was) but it's really nice to type on. It has Bluetooth and wireless in it (I am using Bluetooth.) It seems to hold a charge very well so far.If Cherry was listening, I would tell them that the plastic piece that goes on the top underside (to raise the angle of the keyboard) should have a firm attachment to the bottom of the keyboard. It's a kind of cool magnetic attachment but for me, every time I moved or slid my keyboard toward me or away from me, it just falls off. This was easily solved with two small pieces of clear packing tape, but really, they should consider making something that stays attached without the use of DIY taping.Overall a great keyboard for the price and I like the key feel way better than an Apple Magic Keyboard and also think I prefer it to my Logitech mx keys (which i have had two of). Would definitely buy again.

Keyboard was ok until it literally stopped working at about the 90 day mark. Unfortunately outside the return window. No option to get a replacement/repair. Guess I'm out the $$$ :(

The short keys don't work: lightness control keys don't operate which is a great disappointment for a dedicated mac keyboard. It should be hit combined win fn key.

Ever since I started getting neck pain from working long hours on my laptop and recently getting myself a laptop stand, I thought I would treat myself to a bluetooth keyboard. Getting an Apple keyboard was a bit of an expensive proposition, so I opted for this one.The keyboard arrived well packaged. It was very easy to set up and connect to my laptop. My computer recognized the layout without any problem. The only caveat is that if I want to hook it up directly (not using bluetooth), I would have to get an adaptor because it is a USB, not a USB-C connection to the laptop.It took a little bit of getting used to- the layout of the keys are spaced a little further apart than on my Macbook Pro, but it didn't take me too long to acclimatize myself. The keys have a satisfying "give" to them, and I appreciate the fact that there is a number keypad on the right of the keyboard. The keyboard goes to sleep when not in use, so the only thing I recommend is tapping a button or two for a moment or two to wake it up before you actually start typing.The best part about this keyboard is that you can assign functions to the function keys along the top of the keyboard. Cherry's website is great and they have a video that explains how to do that after you download the program that runs the assignments onto your computer.My only issue with the keyboard is that one of the keys sits a little high and I am concerned that with time it could possibly pop off. It seems to be firmly attached, but I am able to see the light coming from underneath the key.Love this keyboard...will probably get Cherry's mouse to go with it. Now the only issue that I have for not writing the next great novel is that the problem lies with the author, not the equipment.

Finally found a keyboard with great keys, press travel & sound feedback (click). If feels very easy to type & the travel to type along with pressure on pressing the keys feels 4.5/5. One thing I wish is that the keys required more pressure to press & is not so light. But I think that's the nature of these keys or switches. It's a little too light to press it. Key pressure is about 2/5 firm. The key space accommodates the light press though. If you are a heavy key presser, this keyboard is not for you. It will take some time to adjust your pressure. The only issue I am trying to figure out is the FN light keeps turning on when typing. Not sure if this is a factory setting. And I don't know how to set the FN Lock. It's not working. Lastly, as another reviewers have mentioned that the FN key is in a awkward place. It's on the upper right hand corner rather in the bottom left. I find it cute the FN print is also very small though.

Had it one month and 13 days and the L key quit working.

Cherry is a well known brand for keyboards and this one feels great. It has an Apple layout, but connected over Bluetooth to my MacBook, the F-key actions don't match the printed labels on the keys. F14 and F15 control screen brightness, but F1 and F2 are labeled for that. The F-keys to control volume don't work at all.Getting it connected to my laptop also was a challenge. It would immediately disconnect unless I typed the verification code extremely quickly (within 2 seconds).At this point there are issues to iron out before this should be used as a primary keyboard on a Mac. Hopefully Cherry can work with Apple or provide a software update to fix these issues.

It's odd, I used it for several days, but when I booted my Mac Mini it would want to reinitialize the keyboard each time. This was when used as a bluetooth device. I didn't try the other methods as all my ports are full.It's also a bit bowed. The non-wireless version of this I tried was very bowed, this one, not quite as much but if I hold a ruler up, I can see the bow.I wish I could recommend this, as I really like keyboards that are mac specific. This one though, not so much.