Apple Magic Wireless Keyboard with Numeric Keypad - US English (Renewed)

I absolutely love this Mac keyboard! It's incredibly convenient to use and makes typing a breeze. The sleek, minimalist design fits perfectly with my workspace and adds a modern touch. It's not just about the looks either—it functions flawlessly. The keys are responsive, and the layout is intuitive, making long typing sessions comfortable. If you're looking for a keyboard that's both stylish and highly functional, this is the one to get! Highly recommend!

Dude. Just like new. The only things that indicated it wasn't new were the packaging and there is an old sticker on the bottom side.

Using both macOS and Windows for different usages, I needed a wireless keyboard which would have an integrated battery instead of using AA batteries and also have a clean, slim, minimalistic aluminum design aesthetic to fit with my workspace setup.In fact this is my second Apple Magic Keyboard with Numeric Keypad as my first one (also bought via this Amazon seller as refurbished in February 2020) was unfortunately accidentally damaged by spilled hot coffee leading to some keys being partially stuck and less responsives even after cleaning/removing the concerned keys (but this another story).Being a creative working with macOS which I use as my daily operating system of choice, this keyboard with its special shortcuts designed for the Apple environment is a welcoming bonus. It Just Works!Going to Windows, the keyboard works like most of the standard PC keyboards minus some differences such as the Windows key being replaced by Command/⌘, specific macOS shortcuts such as Mission Control or Launchpad not having any effects with Microsoft's OS (but media controls keys works when supported by most media player applications), and missing current battery level gauge in the Bluetooth panel in Windows 10's Settings window.Now talking about battery charge, I would admit I'm always surprising by how long the Magic Keyboard can hold a charge without needing to be plugged to the computer, probably the most positive detail I can give about this keyboard.In overall I can use it wirelessly for almost 10~12 weeks before needing to be plugged with the provided USB-A to Lightning cable.The ergonomic and low-profile flat keys may be a matter of personal preference —at the opposite side being mechanical keyboards with long pression— but after getting used it feels very comfortable to work with.Also while such keyboards aren't designed for gaming in mind I would admit I haven't encountered any issues using it in such scenarios.Lastly about the refurbished product itself, the keyboard arrived in a blank packaging (no official Apple packaging) in a clean-as-new condition, still having about 50% of charge (thus ready to be used wirelessly), the only overlooked little detail by the seller was the keyboard Bluetooth's ID was renamed when arrived (as seen in the picture attached) but this can be easily fixed by changing its name when right-clicking on the device entry in the Bluetooth panel under macOS.To conclude this lengthy review and other blah blah, I'm very satisfied by this keyboard and goes well into my workflow.

I bought this keyboard to work wirelessly with an M1 iMac. I bought the iMac from Amazon refurbished and it came with a wired keyboard. I recently moved and in my new digs, a wireless keyboard is a better option. So I bought this along with a refurbished magic mouse. Both of them are now in service they look new. They feel new and they work beautifully. who could ask for anything more

Sadly, my experience was not nearly as good as some of the other reviews posted here. On the keyboard, I received quite a number of keys, proved to be inoperative. So, even though it is an Apple keyboard and it connected to my MacBook with no issue it's no good to me, and I am returning it. For anyone else purchasing it I hope you have better luck.

I was a bit apprehensive buying a refurbished product, but couldn't justify paying full price for an Apple Magic Wireless Keyboard; they're ridiculously overpriced in my opinion. I decided to purchase a refurbished one; I'd give it a try and return it if it wasn't up to snuff.The keyboard arrived in shrink wrap, and aside from the keys being very lightly worn, it was like-new. The unit was completely clean; absolutely no debris or stains anywhere. Additionally, the key labels were crisp and visible, and, perhaps most importantly, the keys themselves pressed exactly as expected; again like-new.One additional benefit: My old keyboard broke, and went to the landfill. This one had a previous owner, and is only going into landfill when it's not functioning.My next keyboard will be refurbished too; I see no downside!

Works great! Love it for my m2

I had no problems with this, the battery life is fine, but I usually leave it plugged it when gaming for faster response. Pairs well with my Mac mini.My only complaint with this keyboard is when trying to clean it. My cats get on the desk for lovins and cuddles and sometimes they track stuff on the desk. Sometimes, those will get behind the keys and I end up having to tap the thing on the desk quite a bit to clean it out. Plus, over time, you have to clean it off anyway. I wish it were easier to clean because the keys are not removable. I have not tried compressed air and probably won’t.I do prefer the chicklet keys on this as it is quiet to type on, so it’s nice to not have to hear the clackity clack of other keyboards, but that’s just preference.I’d buy this again, even with the difficulty of trying to clean the thing.