Macally Ultra-Slim USB Wired Computer Keyboard - Works Great as Both a Windows or Wired Mac Keyboard - Compatible Full Size Apple Keyboard with Numeric Keypad for Mac Mini, iMac, MacBook - Space Gray

The ease of setup, feel and keyboard functionality just works. I grew weary of dealing with charging a wireless keyboard for a couple years. I'm happy with it. It feels as good as a more expensive keyboard.

Ditch the batteries and changes. Plug this into your Mac and you are good to go. Works on a 12 year old Mac and .on and my m1 and M2. Response is fast and you do not need to wait for a blue tooth to connect. Keyboard layout the same as older Mac wired keyboard which I use on old Mac for internet workPair it with a wired Inland mouse for $5. Use a $20 bus if necessary Both sold on Amazon.

Love this keyboard. It types as close to the Apple Magic keyboard as you can get. My only problem is there's one key in between the arrow keys that I use to navigate to my different desktops.Otherwise, it's got the perfect weight and key travel. A true pleasure to use at about a third of the cost!

Considering Apple wants over $100 for a new wired extended keyboard, and more yet for a wireless one this is a fantastic deal for the price!Looks gorgeous, all the Mac-functions are available and it's been performing flawlessly for over a week now.MacAlly has always been a great source of affordable peripherals. No need to spend extra $$$ just to have an Apple logo.Get one and enjoy!!

This keyboard works flawlessy with my Macs (Macbook Pro and iMac). I bought it in two colors (along with the Logitech Pebble mouse) so I know which one goes with which computer. I'm finally able to use all the functionality I'm used to from the PC work (Home key, forward-delete key, etc.) and I feel a good "bounce" to the keys when I type.I had bought the Apple keyboard with number pad and used it with the Apple mouse that came with my iMac. Really really wanted that to work. But it didn't. The mouse wouldn't keep the functionality of "right click" even though it was activated in Settings.On the keyboard, I kept hitting the wrong keys. I touch-type at a fast speed and I think the Apple keyboard must be slightly different-sized than other keyboards. I don't know. But I really didn't like it. The keyboard went back for a refund. I need to figure out what to do with the Apple mouse.Also tried a Logitech combo keyboard and mouse that was supposed to work with the Mac, and had issues with both of them. They went back.I'd prefer a little dongle instead of the cord but I'm living with the cord.And I'd really like a sturdier box (!) because I put the keyboard in the box and take it with me when I travel with the Macbook. The box is clearly not going to last very long. (When I had a PC laptop, the logitech keyboard box lasted for years with many trips.)Can't ding them for not have as sturdy a box as I'd like. And I knew it had a cable so I can't ding them for that!

This is a nice keyboard but the addition of the number pad on the right side, made my right hand too far from my mouse for convenience and felt awkward because I kept having to pick up my hand and then replace it to continue typing. I then ordered the Macally smaller keyboard version with a separate number pad that I can use as needed. An added benefit, this smaller keyboard will fit into my laptop case.If you are not a mouse user, you may be perfectly happy with the longer version. I tried to post photos but for some reason, can not get them to attach today.

For the money I can deal with the fact it isn't an actual Mac keyboard; it does feel slightly lower quality but comes in at half the price. It's much thinner than many other keyboards and the extra weight of the aluminum back Mack it feel more solid than many. It is thicker than a mac keyboard but not by much. The key-press feel does come across as not as smooth as a real Mac keyboard but I don't get the impression it's because of cheap manufacturing. If you want a decent keyboard at lower prices this is the one to go with.***Update. The feel of the keys as you're typing is somewhat problematic. They keys have to be pressed ALL the way down to function. ALL the keys. This isn't a problem with most keys, but the "a" key does seem to be problematic for me - I can't quickly type, I have to focus each time I hit the 'a' to be sure it takes my press. The number keys can also be issues at times. If you don't do a lot of typing or are a slow typist it's probably not a problem, but I work on computers and can type at a high words-per-minute and this definitely slows me down. I downgraded from 4 stars to 3 because of this.