Macally MLUXKEYA, extended Mac keyboard with numeric pad, 2 USB ports and US QWERTY key cap layout, USB-A, aluminium design

I love this keyboard. It is similar enough to my mac keyboard that there was no adjustment. Solid, good feel on the keys and best of all, no more batteries! It's nice having the number pad as well. Far less expensive than Apple originals and works very bit as well. I would highly recommend.

It took some practice to discover the difference in layout of some of the the minor keys from my old Apple keyboard. But once I got the hang of it, I like using it.

La caja al parecer ya fue abierta anteriormente, solo colocaron un poco de cinta para disimular, desafortunadamente el teclado no funciona, se ve de buena calidad!! Al conectarlo bloqueaba las computadoras!! Probé en pc con Windows, en Mac Pro y en un par de laptops, la falla era la misma en todos!!

I bought this to log back into my Mac Mini after my Bluetooth mouse and keyboard lost their pairing with the computer and I could get not them to re-connect in any way. Pros: 1. It worked right away from the lock screen just by plugging it into the USB port and I was able to sign-in to my Mac after 5 days of being locked out of it. 2. The keyboard is really premium & classy, just like an Apple keyboard, but at less than half the price. 3. The key travel is good (more than 1mm) and I got used to it easily. The key material and shape are also nice. 4. The inclusion of a couple of USB ports on the keyboard is a bonus feature and I use my USB mouse through one of those ports. 5. The shortcut keys at the top are also useful. 6. One year of extended warranty is available from Macally if you register the product on their website within 14 days of receiving it. Cons: 1. The Caps-lock light doesn’t work. But that is a small problem since you can always see on your screen whether you’re typing in Caps and MacOS displays a Caps-lock symbol next to a password field whenever it is on. 2. The USB cable could be a little longer, like it is on their mouse. 3. The keyboard is a bit heavy, but that adds stability to its location on a desk.

Well, this version of the MacAlly keyboard is certainly a lot more robust than the cheap plastic version I got 6 months ago. that one couldn't handle my tough typing style and strength of my fingers (especially the left hand shift, command and control keys). The aluminum cased unit I am now using feels a lot more like a real keyboard should. the keys are a lot more flush, a bit flatter and much more responsive. Pros: flat keyboard that fits my large hands well, full apple support with extra function keys, programmable function keys for multimedia. Cons: haven't found any yet. At $49, this keyboard seems a bit expensive but is, so far, worth every penny. I also like the fact it has USB ports built inn so that I can plug in my Braille display unit as well as a mouse (like a blind person ever uses a mouse). If you are looking for cheap, this ain't it. However, if you are looking for something that "just works" and is of reasonable quality, then you have scored. SUre, there are better, but with the balance of price point and quality, not many fall into this range.