Apple Magic Keyboard with Numeric Keypad: Wireless, Bluetooth, Rechargeable. Works with Mac, iPad, or iPhone; US English - White

This keyboard is hands down one of the best I’ve used. The keys have just the right amount of responsiveness and offer incredibly smooth feedback, making typing a real pleasure. The build quality feels solid and well-designed, and it’s comfortable for long typing sessions. My only minor concern is how it will handle stains or wear over time, but so far, it’s performing exceptionally well. Overall, I highly recommend it for anyone looking for a high-quality, responsive keyboard. Pros: • Excellent key responsiveness • Smooth, satisfying feedback • Comfortable for long use • High-quality build Cons: • Potential for staining over time

Ever since I’ve had an Apple desktop computer, I’ve had an Apple keyboard with numeric keypad. After about 15 years, it was time to renew my keyboard and there was no question in my mind that I’d get an Apple again.

I love using this extended keyboard with the numbers on the right on their own. I had the other more compact one prior and it was annoying to have to press the shift key in order to type numbers. I updated to this one when my other one got too old and was no longer as responsive as it should be along with the mouse. Old hardware does have to replaced eventually but the other one lasted over ten years so I expect this one will as well. I always trust Apple products and find that, to me, they're worth paying a bit more for. I do primarily use Apple products exclusively and everything works very well together which is a good thing because I am not good at fixing technical issues. The other more compact keyboard is about twenty dollars less than this one but for that, I felt it was worth it for the ease of use of this one. Not sure what other keyboards generally cost, but bc I haven't needed to replace my old keyboard in so long, I felt the price was fine and probably a little less on Amazon than on the Apple site as I have found for other products as well. The keyboard was easy to pair with my computer and there have been zero issues and all the keys so far are responsive and feel great. I did not realize how nice typing on these keys would feel until I got this new one. You can charge the keyboard from your computer and they include a cord for that. Not sure how long the charge on the keyboard lasts per charge, but it can just be plgged in while you're using it to charge so it isn't an issue for me.

Great keyboard from Apple. Nice and thin. Lasts a long time after charging. This is my second one.

I finally upgraded to the version with the numeric keypad, and it has made a world of difference for my workflow. The typing feel is crisp and consistent, and having the dedicated number pad and full-size arrow keys saves me so much time. It paired instantly with my Mac and the battery life is incredible. If you do any office work or accounting, this is worth every penny.

I’ve been using the Apple Magic Keyboard with Numeric Keypad for a bit now, and overall I’m really happy with it. Typing on it feels great—keys are low profile but still have a nice click, and I can type fast without my fingers getting tired. The numeric keypad is a big plus if you do a lot of numbers, spreadsheets, or data entry. It’s one of those things you don’t realize you missed until you have it. A few things I like: • Easy to pair with my Mac and iPad (just works, very Apple of it) • Rechargeable battery lasts a long time—I barely think about charging it • The layout is comfortable, and the extra function keys are handy Downsides: it’s definitely on the expensive side, and because it’s so slim, there’s not much wrist support built in, so some people might want a wrist rest. Overall, if you’re already in the Apple ecosystem and want a clean, reliable keyboard with a number pad, this is a really solid choice. It looks good on the desk and just quietly does its job.

Had to change my keyboard as there was no number pad or 10 key with it. Like the layout of this it works great.

I was use to using the Apple extended keyboard for many years until I bout an M1 iMac and it came with the smaller bluetooth keyboard. I never really liked it but suffered with it for four years. Time finally came to buy this keyboard and it is great to have the numeric keypad back again. The Touch key never work on my old fingers so I never used that feature.