Bluetooth Keyboard for Mac, OMOTON Compact Wireless Keyboard Compatible with MacBook Pro/Air, iMac, iMac Pro, Mac Mini, Mac Pro Laptop and PC, Grey

My 2015 vintage Macbook pro's keyboard was shot. The letters were worn off the keys and a little wine incident had caused me to remove the keys to make sure everything was dry and some would never snap back on right so when I typed my i was flying off, the shift key didn't always work, very frustrating but not wanting to upgrade to a new laptop because of the programs I use that are no longer supported. This was a lifesaver. Hooks right up and sits on the existing keyboard without issue so I can continue to use my laptop as a laptop. Love it. Been using it for a week and have yet to need new batteries. Only takes two AAA so no big deal but it shuts down when not in use so saves the battery life. Highly recommend for anyone who finds themselves in my unusual situation.

The keyboard paired with a broken IMac computer, but I had trouble with the Mac not being connected to the two external drives that are now attached to my new iMac with version 15.4.1 getting around with just the keyboard in order to see if some photos may have been missing from the Time Machine that I used to populate the new system. As it turned out, the missing photos were located and all is well! The keyboard procurement was excellent: low price, overnight delivery two days from ordering date ( mainly due to the internal delivery not delivering due to the lack of personnel at the time it was delivered after their work-hours. The keyboard worked fine, but I didn’t have experience to “unwind” the notes completely on how to operate without an attached WiFi mouse! The only thing missing on the jettison the touch key at the upper right that is used to open the new system through a finger-press! Great going, procurement folks! It was spectacular performance getting the keyboard here overnight and in good order! Thanks!!!

Nice cheap keyboard. Gets the job done. Compact size. I guess I will need to get used to it a bit. Seems to be built decently, but it is not winning any awards in the material quality department. the metallic surface, and the keys are well... representative of its cost. I have a larger full size keyboard from Logitech that I use mostly - and I have this as a second keyboard when that one is connected to a different computer. So it does the job for me. One con I found was that if it has been idle for a time, it goes into some sort of sleep it seems. So it takes a good 3-5 seconds to come back to life as you hit on the keys. There is a slight lag. UPDATE: After 2 days, I decided to return this keyboard. The keyboard felt flimsy and could feel the flex as I typed. Now I have heavier fingers that may be the reason. However, the typing experience after a day or two did not inspire confidence. there are other keyboards of $10-$15 extra that feel much substantial than this one and support 3 devices and also have a re-chargeable battery. So overall I would say, even though the Omoton was the cheapest, it was not value for money for me.

Layout almost exactly like the MacBook Air M1 keyboard. I can seamlessly switch between the two without looking at the keys. Press fn/Globe and Characters/emojis/symbols pops up: proper fn/Globe key mapping (*-see note). Replaceable batteries. Doesn’t become E-waste due to a bad built-in battery or leaky alkalines (vs using rechargeable NiMH). Sleeps right at 30 min and wakes in a second. Solid Bluetooth connection with a MacBook. Bottom line I think they nailed it for an affordable MacBook M1 keyboard with fn/globe and it’s pretty hard to beat at this price. Update: I did have an issue with the keyboard and it was promptly replaced without hassle. They also responded to an earlier query by the next business day. I still give this a 5/5 for good customer support and for standing by their product. * - With the exception that fn/globe+C puts the keyboard into pairing or some mode which disconnects it (versus opening Control Center) Product: OMOTON Bluetooth Keyboard for Mac, used with MacBook Air M1

Used for one week thus far, approximately five hours per day. Easy to pair with iPad via Bluetooth. Only issue is that twice during a five minute period, midweek, Bluetooth connectivity dropped and I had to pair devices. Although this has not happened again, I deducted one star. To wake from sleep mode you must press a key and then wait a couple of seconds. Not deducting stars for this, just something to be aware of. Overall I’m satisfied as this keyboard corsets far less than other similar brands.

This keyboard is solid, especially for a fraction of Apple's price. Some negatives: - 3s typing delay after sleeping is annoying - Doesn't seem to work with rechargeable batteries Update: - A 3s delay is a deal-breaker. Not only do you have to wait for 3 seconds for it to reconnect, but you will lose all the characters you typed. It actually works fine on Windows, but on Mac, characters are ignored

i got this for my sister because her macbook keyboard is acting weird. i have magic keyboard. for some reason it keeps disconnecting connecting from my sisters laptop. the laptop is old from 2016! so i tried her laptop with magic keyboard. it worked. i didn’t want to take back that now she has working laptop. i connected this to my work station instead. OMG!!! the typing feels so satisfying unlike magic keyboard. it’s flawless. kinda matches my whole desktop setup too because magic keyboard is white. this black silver goes perfectly with my work desktop setup. it requires 2 AAA batteries. and doesn’t come with it. another best part about this keyboard is that it is little bit lifted up unlike magic keyboard so makes typing such a breeze. i’m loving it. at first i was sad that i had to give up my magic keyboard but instantly after connecting it to mine, i am actually very happy. thank you for this amazing product. if you guys are looking to get, this is it. it’s exact same size of magic keyboard (without touch id) so i don’t feel like i’m using something smaller or bigger.

great keyboard for the price - lightweight and functional - would recommend a keyboard pad.

The keyboard functions properly, but it feels flimsy and there is a connection lag when first in use.