Magic Keyboard with Touch ID for Mac Models with Apple Silicon - US English ​​​​​​​, Bluetooth

Works great and having the Touch ID on a wireless keyboard is awesome. Charges via USB-C

This is a perfect integration with my new Mac Mini. I added the trackpad and a portable HD screen and I now have a laptop equivalent. Having TouchID on the keyboard is great to quickly get back to Mac without stopping to type a passphrase. The size and construction is perfect (I might seek a slip cover for portability). Charging is rarely needed (I've had this for quite a while and only charged it once (to see how long it would take, but to be fair, the battery was at 80% so I don't really know how long it will last before needing a full charge) the connection is fine and charge speed seems fast). It looks like this should out last the computer it's connected to (and maybe the next). Yes it is pricey, but SO nicey.

Apple Quality. Works Great the fingerprint key is very convenient.

Well worth the premium cost, given the build quality, near-silent operation, seamless integration with Apple ecosystem, and comfort. I have Touch ID on my Macbook Air, but having it also on this keyboard is a major plus. Even if you don't type a lot, this keyboard's feel and responsiveness are delightful. It looks great, too.

I got a new m4 Mac mini. This keyboard works as expected, but the Touch ID rocks.

Pros: If you like the keyboard feel from Apple laptops this is for you. Small, portable, light weight. Battery life is good. Touch ID cool. Cons: No backlight, which make this borderline a horrendous value. So yeah, price is the only real Con since it's expensive with competitor brands being as good (or better) in quality for better in price. Summary: If you really want Touch ID in a USB keyboard, this is good. I enjoy typing on it. Otherwise, if you don't care about Touch ID, and want a similar form factor, get the Logitech MX Keys Mini. Don't even bother with this that's a way way way way better value

I love touch ID so this keyboard is the bomb.

I tried other keyboards, especially the mechanical ones that everybody uses nowadays. But I keep going back to Apple. I love this keyboard..

Hi folks. I bought this keyboard because I got sick of MX Keys's key press inconsistency, and mushy feel and the concave keycaps. I also got sick of my mechanical keyboard being so bulky and heavy and loud, and the keypresses are so deep it requires a huge amount of finger motions. Even though my hands fatigue less often. The Apple Magic keyboard is a good keyboard. It relieves you from hearing noises and the deep key presses. Your hands will need time to adjust, but once you adjusted, you can nail the keys and have good accuracy. I recommend keeping the mechanical keyboard, if you have one. I recommend switching from the MX Keys to Magic Keyboard. It has no backlight, but I touch type anyway and do not rely on keyboard backlight. As a programmer, touch typing is basically a must. I love how it looks.

Love this keyboard! I went from a MacBook Pro to a Mac Mini and was missing the touch ID. This compact keyboard gave me back the touch ID.

A very high-quality keyboard that works perfectly with my MacBook Pro.

This keyboard is one of the best choices I've made. I bought it for my home workstation to work with my MacBook. Now it makes me independent of keeping the laptop lid always open. Its battery life is almost enough for a whole month (Considering the number of hours I am in front of the computer), and the size is good for putting it in any small to large backpack. Highly recommend it if you are a Mac user.

Works great and is perfectly adequate as before but Touch ID would only work after I upgraded to MacOS 15. Spent a lot of time troubleshooting before I found that out as the Lightning version worked without any issue on MacOS 14