💫 Renewed Apple Silver Wireless Magic Keyboard 2 (MLA22LL/A) - Enhanced Connectivity and Performance Review

Caution! A lighting cable is required for this. Those of us who don't have an iPhone might not, and the one Revain adds with refurbished keyboards is 4 inches long. I hated charging this keyboard until I bought a micro USB to Lightning adapter (and some rubber called LightningCozy so it doesn't get lost). Luckily the keyboard lasts forever! I never turn it off and it has never gone out of power for weeks and weeks. I charged it twice, mostly out of fear. And if you have a Mac, you can see the…

Repair: in working condition. Light scratches on the bottom from normal use. The keycaps and case are very clean. There is also a clean creaking under the keys. This device has never been used much or the recovery process has been top notch. Product: As I would expect from Apple products, the build quality is excellent. The design is visually appealing and "just works". User friendliness. For context: I'm a long-time mechanical keyboard user and fairly new to the Mac world. Overall this is a…

I recently upgraded my laptop to the latest MacBook Pro. And instead of selling my old 2015 MacBook Pro, I decided to convert it into a desktop replacement. I wanted an Apple Magic Keyboard 2 but didn't want to spend $99 on a new one. I was initially hesitant to buy a "refurbished" keyboard because that meant "used", at least to me. But I decided to proceed with the purchase because I could always return the product, be it with the help of the seller or Revain. Item arrived as promised and well

I ordered this keyboard for my office - I also have the latest Apple wireless keyboard (third generation (model #A1314), 2009, 2 AA batteries). I've been an Apple user for a long time, so I knew what to expect from this product, but I took the risk of ordering a refurbished keyboard. I did this mainly because I like to buy recycled items whenever possible, and also to save some money ($79.99 vs. $99.99 for new). I read a few reviews and the overall opinion of the refurbished product was about…

I paid less when I bought it new, for which I'm grateful, but it's not perfect. When it's not connected to my computer via USB (it's supposed to be Bluetooth) it sometimes suddenly goes into CAPS mode while typing and can't be stopped until I turn it back on. This also happens after charging overnight. And sometimes the Shift key seems to be pressed even when I'm not typing. So when I try to click on something with the mouse, the block of text suddenly gets highlighted. Very strange. Anyway…

I bought this to replace a wired apple keyboard with number pad after I spilled grapefruit juice on it. I really liked the wired keyboard and key travel, but this wireless keyboard is really good for a number of reasons. The keys are crisper (they don't feel spongy at all on my previous keyboard) and I quickly got used to typing on them. With the wireless feature, my workspace is cleaner and the battery life is excellent, with the added benefit that with a built-in rechargeable battery, I don't

I liked that it looked brand new. What I hated was that half the buttons didn't work. Serious. I cannot type the letter "L" or the number "8" on this keyboard. I'm embarrassed to admit that this isn't my first experience with refurbished and refurbished Revain products, but it will definitely be my last. What do you think? Is there quality control in the factories that produce this crap? And if they have quality control - so be it! These are refurbished products. Jesus Christ, I represent a…