Review on 🔢 Renewed Apple Magic Wireless Keyboard with Numeric Keypad - US English: Enhanced Functionality for Effortless Typing by Dimitar Dimitrov ᠌

Given my familiarity with this keyboard, I am unable to identify any particular weaknesses in myself. I will, however, write something that may come as an unpleasant surprise to people who have never used a Mac computer or their keyboards. - A different set of system keys. The initial experience will be problematic for a consumer who is unprepared. For instance, the view is constrained by the option + control combination because the keyboard lacks an alt key. Of course, if you're a seasoned user, you'll figure out how to adjust it or just get used to it. However, be ready for this. The iMac is the primary target market for the Apple keyboard; Windows was the company's last consideration. If you choose to do such an experiment on yourself, it is foolish to indicate that you find it "uncomfortable" because it will make you appear foolish. - The linked item for Windows will not function right out of the box. Features found on panel F. This complete symbol on the keyboard is for the Mac computer and allows you to adjust the brightness, volume, play/pause, and other settings. This is not a bug, a marriage, or a keyboard jamb; it is just not active on Windows. It is actually a flaw, a marriage, and a cant of the Windows operating system. These features operate without issues on Macs. This can be adjusted individually using specialized software if you truly need them, but it won't function by default. Once more, since it's a MAC KEYBOARD. You must comprehend this. - Keys without backlighting. She isn't present. In no way. You can't even "farm," anyway. It might appear to be here based on the picture and logic, but it is not. Personally, I was aware of this, but based on the reviews, some people may not be. - A short cable for charging. This needs to be said because it appears that many people have a real issue with it. Given that the keyboard is only charged once a month for 30 minutes, this is not an issue for me. - Price. Since even analogues from Logitech with a "amateur" design are offered for between $9,001 and $15,000, to me, it is also not a con.