🖥️ Macally Ultra Slim Laptop Keyboard for Enhanced Notebooks Experience Review

I just got a new keyboard for my old IMAC. My previous one was wireless and was starting to have Bluetooth issues and also got tired of changing batteries. It's plug and play and it's really nice. The key feel when typing is excellent. Ultra thin design. It's longer than the ones I had before because of the numbers on the side, but it's better than my previous one if you're banking or paying bills etc. I think you'll be happy with it and I'll be the first to share my opinion say when something…

I have now purchased this while working from home. That's great! Went a bit old school with wired instead of WiFi, but I don't mind that and it's nice to be able to use plug and play instead of having to worry about Bluetooth. I love all keyboard shortcuts. The only problem is that it doesn't have a kickstand to change the angle, so it's not very ergonomic. Still, it doesn't bother my wrists. Worked great with my MacBook. It's also quite long, so the keys are a good size.

I wanted a small, quiet keyboard that looked like the built-in keyboard on my old Chromebook. This keyboard is pretty much the same. I had to put a small "raised" sticker (stone) on the bottom left button to stop pressing the Fn key there. Because the Ctrl key is a key to the right of the bottom left key (the Ctrl key is the second key from the bottom left). I have to hold the keyboard over a thin towel to keep it from bouncing/rattling on the desk. Anyway, I'm very pleased with how QUIET this…

I replaced the Apple Wireless Keyboard that came with my Imac because it needed charging at the wrong time and was a very uncomfortable keyboard. I really need a dedicated numeric keypad too. An additional bonus of this keyboard are special function keys like "Search" and the screenshot button. You can erase in two directions, and there are directional arrow keys that let you jump to the middle of a word for editing without using the mouse. The feel of the keyboard is excellent. This keyboard…

WARNING: The layout of the Ctrl, Option, and Command keys is offset compared to all other keyboards. On the left, the right edge of the command key should match the right edge of the X key, it doesn't - it's about 1/4 - 1/3 the width of the key on the right, and the Control and Option keys are also too far to the right and do not align properly with the keys above. The same issue is mirrored on the right. This leads to errors and I have to constantly adjust the position of my fingers as I often

This is my third keyboard, I find the third time very beautiful. Great replacement for my broken Apple keyboard. I like the action of the keys on this keyboard more than on the Apple. Tried a wireless Logitech solar keyboard which was fine until it occasionally started working and had to be turned on and off. I also have to restart my Mac from time to time while holding down certain keys to disable Sidecar, reinstall, etc. I've found that the wireless keyboard can't do this when I have a system

This is what I wrote when I received the keyboard: Easy to use, plug and play, no problems and installation. The key feel is slightly different than my previous Apple keyboard, but I'm getting used to it. I can't comment on durability as I only received it a few weeks ago. Two months later: I hate this keyboard. You have to press some keys hard and repeatedly to make them work, especially the "m" key for some reason. I got a refurbished Apple Extended Plug-in Keyboard (like my old one that…

There are no serious complaints about this keyboard. It looks good and appears to be well built. Goes well with the Mac's gray color scheme. However, I decided to return it for a variety of reasons. I didn't like the feel of typing on the keyboard, which is very different from the standard Apple keyboard. The keys also felt too smooth. MacNally also played around with the keyboard layout a bit. It's basically the same as the standard Apple keyboard, but to add an extra key on the bottom row…

For the money I can live with the fact that it's not a real Mac keyboard; it feels a bit inferior but costs half the price. It's a lot thinner than many other keyboards, and the added weight of the aluminum backplate makes the Mack feel more solid than many. It's thicker than a Mac keyboard, but not by much. The key feel doesn't feel as smooth as a real Mac keyboard, but I don't think that's because of the cheap manufacturing. If you're looking for a decent keyboard at a lower price, this is…

Here's what you need to know if you're considering purchasing this keyboard for your Mac. Firstly, this keyboard works when typing return-shift and allows you to do a line break (instead of a new paragraph) in Adobe InDesign. This keyboard is very similar to modern Apple keyboards. The key travel is very similar to a wired Mac keyboard with a number pad. The keyboard itself is nice and solid. I also bought a Macally (MKEYE) Full Size USB Wired Keyboard for Mac and PC (White) with hotkeys, which