Apple Wired Keyboard with Numeric Keypad (QWERTY English) (Renewed)

Emptied a glass of wine into the old one, like you do, drained and shook out as much as I could but recovering an Apple keyboard from a bad spill isn't easy or often successful, so went straight online to find a new-used one. This one is original Apple, refurbished, warranted by Amazon, described as fully working with excellent cosmetics and the price was attractive with free next-day Prime delivery. It was all true -- so far -- using it right now with all keys and functions working; product clean and scratch free. I would recommend.

As described- looks like new

Perfect Apple Keyboard - clean and just like new for a great price

Very poor quality control.. key broken, keys dirty, yellow stained and. whole aluminium frame is bent. How this was not seen prior to sending out is quite incredulous. Also failed after a short time. Would not recommend.

After recently switching to a Mac and struggling using a PC keyboard decided to bite bullet and go full Mac. This is an engineering piece of art, a heavy machineed piece of aluminium. Key feel is perfect and well spaced and the fixed angle just right. This was a refurbished item and as such there was some yellowing on the cable and some minor nicks in the aluminium but still very fair for the price.

The keyboard arrived promptly, was well packaged. Plugged in and worked straightaway. Keyboard is very clean, feels good and looks as if it is a new one. Very pleased with the keyboard and the price compared to a new one from Apple.

As it says great piece of kit

Although the keyboard received had an apple log on it it was not the apple wired keyboard shown in the images , it was flat, slightly bent with no USB ports - these are the main reason to have this keyboard. It claimed to be aluminium but it felt like silver plastic and did not have the solid feel of the genuine article.

The keyboard came well-packaged in air bags and worked perfectly right out of the box. The keyboard was completely spotless and all the keys had the correct tactile response and travel. New keyboards like this cost upwards of $60 and the renewed one was only half of that. This is the second time I've bought renewed from Amazon and I haven't been disappointed yet!

This is my fave Apple keyboard. I have been using the small Bluetooth version which is great, if you have space issues but a pain because there is no numeric panel.Terrific delivery service from the supplier. Arrived super fast. Perfect condition. Happy customer.Feedback for "Corporate Amazon". Your service and offering is near perfect. You would be one of the most amazing companies in the world if you looked after your terrific staff better. Your customer focus is great. Your staff focus is terrible.

This item arrived in mint condition and seemed to work well. Now after about 8-9 weeks, there are dead keys including space bar, arrows, control, shift, and numeric pad keys. Too late to return. I do really like this item and will try again on an ‘excellent’ condition listing.

After 6 years, my Apple keyboard lost the d, e, and 3 keys. It's hard to type without those keys.I learned Apple no longer sells wired keyboards. (God help me I went to an Apple Store in the Mall the week before Christmas.) I learned the employees know almost nothing about computers because they're all 20 years old and look "wired". They just sell new stuff.I like the big keyboard not because of the number keys, but because it has a real "delete" key, not the usual "backspace" that Apple thinks is delete.So, I could buy the refurb for $54 or a new one from the big auction site for $99.I bought the four year warrantee for a couple bucks extra.It looks and works like new. Even the box was an Apple box and said "new".The only evidence it was refurbished was a small card inserted in the box.Came wrapped in a plastic bag, twist ties on the cable, just like new, new.I have no idea what the difference between a MB110LL/A and a MB 110LL/B is and neither does Apple, it seems. This is the A version, and has two USB ports on the bottom. Funny, I had my old keyboard for 6 years and never looked at the bottom, so I never used them!I dare anyone to find the model number anywhere on the keyboard, certainly not on the bottom corner.UPDATE: As far as I can tell, the only difference between the "A" version and the "B" version is the F-4 key. The new one has a "gas gauge looking dial" while the old one has 6 tiny boxes. I suspect this has to do with "Launchpad vs. "Mission control" but neither launches with the F-4 key and I've never used either.

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