Review on Apple Magic Keyboard Wireless Keyboard with Touch ID and Numeric Pad Grey/Black English by Micha Sarnowski ᠌

Made the switch to this keyboard, and I couldn't be happier! Before I purchased an Apple keyboard, I utilized a variety of mechanical keyboards. I experimented with a wide range of switches, board models, and profile configurations. As a direct consequence of this, I decided to purchase an Apple computer rather than the mechanical one. Those who need to input a lot of text will benefit greatly from this alternative. Errors are quite uncommon since fingers just fly over the keys. Another benefit for me was that there was a version designed specifically for the American market (LL), which was helpful because the PCT we use has a left shift that is really difficult to use because it is too short, and an enter key that is difficult to hit because it is vertical on our machines. Here, there are no problems at all. When shopping, use caution because the fingerprint feature will only function on Apple devices that contain an M1 chip. In the event that your laptop is powered by an Intel processor, instead of purchasing an Apple Magic Keyboard 2, you will simply end up paying a large amount more than necessary. In addition to this, I would want to reassure you that you no longer need to be terrified of engraving. In the year 2023, it is completed rapidly and to a very high standard. I have attached a picture of the layout of the PCT laptop (which has an awkward enter and a short left shift) as well as a picture of the layout of a foreign laptop, which is more user-friendly.