Bluetooth Slim Keyboard for Mac, Aluminum Rechargeable Keyboard Wireless, Low-Profile Silent Flat Key Compatible with Apple iMac, MacBook, Mac and iOS, Full Size - Space Gray

The media could not be loaded. - This keyboard had everything I was looking for style , function and price. These were the key factors in why I decided to buy it altho I didn't see any reviews on it not here nor on YouTube , because I usually research products before buying it.- The keyboard is aluminum looks like the Satechi Slim x3 for half the price which is lovely with some differences, this one is not backlit, the top row of function keys are the same sizes as the typing portion. Comes with a UBS-A to USB- C charging cable. Lastly you can connect 3 devices to it with ease- only thing I can say is that there is a 1 second delay when switching between them, you have to wait a sec before you start typing on the next device. Which all of these things aren't significant enough for me to dislike itAll and all this keyboard feels expensive, works very well types very quietly and is very affordable. I love it and would recommend for anybody looking for a macOS keyboard.

I bought this to pair with my work macbook and it's great. I love the apple key layout matches the apple keyboard sizes exactly so I don't have to retrain my muscle memory when switching machines. USB-C charging port and connects like a charm every time. The key action is higher than the official apple keyboard and it's actually more comfortable to type on. If they made one with touchID, I'd buy it immediately. No complaints at all.

I didn't want to pay the price for apples keyboard as their price tag was astronomical so I was looking to this keyboard to see if they could replicate it but unfortunately it does not feel the same. The keyboard I received did not have any flaws or defects, the bluetooth connected just fine so I didn't have any issues upon first use and mine did come with a charging cable. The reason I gave this keyboard 4 stars is because it is not a bad keyboard but it does not live up to the standards I had for this keyboard especially at 52 dollars. The keys use the same mechanical scissor components to keep it low profile but the keys are very thick and do not feel like the apple laptop keyboard like I'm used to and it would mess my typing up and I kept losing home row. Seems like a well built keyboard and would probably last a while and is not a bad product but if you're looking at this keyboard expecting it to feel like an apple keyboard its going to be a disappointment.

Looks nice and feels good. Paired well right away although directions are weird and confusing. But no charging cable is included even though it says there is one online AND on the box. I'll just buy one.

Since WFH a few years ago, I had wanted to upgrade my keyboard and mouse. Been working with Macs as long as I can remember. When my IT department had me trade up to a new Mac, I thought I'd finally treat myself -- and my desk -- to a new keyboard. One that wasn't covered in my old office germs. LOLNot a big fan of shelling out Apple prices for peripherals. But I wanted a full size, Bluetooth black/gray keyboard. Found this one. At a fraction of the price, its every bit as good, responsive and build quality as Apple.It has some weight to it. The keyboard has a metal housing, or at least feels like aluminum/metal. It holds a charge for at least 2 weeks far as I can tell. The keys are very responsive. I'm typing on it as I write this review.The only thing I can't figure out are some of the keys. One is a LOCK button -- which I've never seen on a Mac keyboard before. I guess its in lieu of the Touch ID button. As soon as you click it, the computer goes back to the login screen. I guess a nifty feature, if I didn't accidentally hit it on occasion. Just makes it kind of a pain at times.A small gripe. And not worth getting in a fuss about. If you're looking for a functional, attractive addition to your Apple desktop scene, I wouldn't hesitate to recommend this keyboard.

This is a pretty amazing value for the price ($40 at time of purchase). Feels solid and well made for its size. I can't tell any difference in the typing experience compared to the basic short keyboard that came with my old iMac. Paired with my Mac, and PC without any fanfare and switching between them is quick and easy. Great product.

This keyboard is actually nice. Connects easily, looks sleek, and keys are quiet. There's no way to change the function keys from controlling volume and brightness to being actual function keys. My work uses these keys for specific program functions so not being able to use them makes this keyboard unacceptable for me.

So far so good! I love how this dupe keyboard. It works well with my mac desktop!