⌨️ All-Aluminum Wired Keyboard for Apple Mac OS: Plug-N-Play USB Connection, Numeric Keypad, iMac & MacBook Compatible - White Review

I bought this because I accidentally spilled water on my Apple keyboard. This keyboard is incredibly loud, reminds me of keyboards from the 80's. Feels super cheap. I come back.

I've had bad experiences with two of these keyboards. The first one stopped working after two months, I swapped it out for another one and it lasted three weeks. I advise against the purchase, from now on I get real Apple products. Luckily returned them in front of the window to close the return.

Last year I wrote a comment that the package arrived with a broken seal. I suspected the keyboard was sent back and repackaged. I've been using it for less than a week and the keyboard suddenly stopped working. No port change, no rebooting my computer, etc. could get it to start again. I cannot recommend this product based on my experience.

Is there a suitable "Magic Trackpad" product? I love my Apple trackpad, but it just doesn't fit the angle of this keyboard. This is a great keyboard, but it lies very flat on the table. I'm experimenting with post-it to adjust the level. That part is pain. Also, the texture on the keys is a bit rough, just one that will become uneven glossy after years of continuous use. Those two issues aside, this is a big bang for your buck!

I love this keyboard. It's definitely not Apple, but it's the best I can get without paying Apple's price. I enjoy this keyboard. I'm dual booting between Windows and Mac like I've been doing for years. This full-size keyboard is good for connecting to a MacBook or a Mac Mini, depending on what I'm doing. I don't really like curved ergonomics; I prefer and am used to a flat and low profile like this keyboard. It's beautiful too, which is a notable plus in my book. Highly recommended.

You have to look very closely to realize that this isn't an Apple keyboard. Visually, it looks almost identical, with just a slight difference in form factor and a different CapsLock indicator location. The keys are pressed a little longer than on the Apple keyboard, which I personally like better. It gives you a bit more feedback than an Apple keyboard, but you'll find that it makes (a little) more noise when typing. I can't rate how good it is for gaming, but it's great for general office…

Nice to have a wired Mac keyboard. No more Bluetooth issues and no more need to use Windows keyboard on Mac. The keys have a nice feel, and the keyboard is Apple-style aluminum rather than plastic. It also adds keys that I actually miss on a full-size keyboard, like Delete, Page Up, and Page Down. My 2 little things: 1) The keyboard is completely flat and has no risers. I bought https://www.amazon.com/Flip-Computer-Keyboard-Stand-Laptop/dp/B07YF31LJK which works fine with it. 2) Control buttons

I decided to spill coffee on my Apple USB keyboard and to my surprise it stopped working. So when I was looking for a replacement and didn't want a wireless keyboard or a keyboard for Windows based systems, I came across this one. Once connected, all keys worked just like on an Apple keyboard. The function keys behaved like an Apple keyboard; i.e. volume controls, dimmable display buttons, launchpad, etc. worked. everything worked like Apple. I was quite surprised. Unlike the Apple keyboard…

I needed some extra keyboards for some Mac minis, so naturally I looked for something that was directly compatible with Mac OS X, with some extra labeled brightness function keys . Volume, etc., but suitable for Windows if necessary. Since my old Logitech favorites (regular, full-size laptop keys, three-level backlight, well over $100) are no longer available, I took a closer look. It seems that chiclet keys are a new trend, copying Apple's style. I ordered a MacAlly and a Universal for $40…