Wireless Keyboard for Mac, Bluetooth/2.4G USB Dual-Channel Connection, Multi Device, Mini Size, Rechargeable Bluetooth Keyboard for Mac Compatible with iMac, iPad, iPhone, MacBook Air/Pro

Update to this review. It was a 3 star review. But, the sales team for this product reached out to me and asked how they could make me happier about my purchase. They offered to replace the product or give me a refund. So the keyboard is ok, but battery life is still an issue, but man oh man the customer service for this product is outstanding. So I can say, give it a go, if you are ok with the battery life then great. And if not my experience with the sales team more than made up for any issues I have with this keyboard.

Sturdy and well built. Really close to the Apple magic keyboard style and super enjoyable typing experience. As a mac user for 10+ years I am surprised by this non-apple alternative. If only it had Touch ID it'd be 100%.

So frustrating. Don't waste your time talking to support. My kb was faulty from day 1 when, for example, CMD + OPT + G didn't work. Other combinations were broken as well but that's an example. I tested each individual key and they each worked -- the problem is in combinations. Without these, a kb is functionally useless. I messaged the company and they give me generic advice about changing OS. Another thing that didn't work from day 1 was the little LED lights. The company said they'd escalate this. Why??? It's clearly not working as intended. While I don't care particularly about the lights, it speaks to QC and overall faultiness. But, why doesn't your kb work? Where's the QC? Why do I have to spend time writing to support and reading unrelated troubleshooting? No one is giving you back that time. So I unboxed and paired it - 5 minutes. Then I did my own troubleshooting for 5-10 minutes. First email - 5 minutes. Reading and trying to use advice in first email - 5 minutes. Second email - 5 minutes. Reading the generic advice and trying anyway just in case - 5 minutes. Do you see how this adds up? All the while, the return window is ticking down. Don't worry, I'm sending mine back in time. I'm writing this review to encourage you to consider not wasting your time. I'm sending mine back. Also, I'm writing this on the OMOTON KB066 I bought to replace it. I literally have no idea which one costs more but I know at least it works.

Very good product and looks like the apple one.

A great keyboard at a fraction of the cost that Apple charges. Had an Apple wireless keyboard that would constantly disconnect itself but this one stays connected, the keys feel great and the design perfectly fits my desk. Love the ability to easily switch it on and off to save battery.

Very great product! It connected quickly and easily, seems to work great. Not sure I’ll be using it every day. I bought it as a back up way to connect to laptop and I’ll explain. I purchased this yesterday, because my MacBook was having issues with the keyboard and Trackpad. For the past week or so every time I put my MacBook to sleep, or restart it, the trackpad and keyboard were non responsive with the exception of the power button. I was able to connect a mouse to It, both wired and wireless.

1.5 months later keyboard is working fine, but needs recharging too often.

Overall this is a great replacement for the Apple MC184LL/A wireless keyboard, which is bluetooth only (does not have the 2.4G USB wireless option). We are using this keyboard to switch between two Apple Mac Mini computers, and it works wonderfully for this application. We've used it daily for a month so far on the initial charge. The only problem is the "intelligent system identification" function is not smart enough to detect our Mac computers, so I use the manual override by holding the Function + Q keys for 3 seconds to program the Apple/command keys - but every week or so the keyboard forgets this program and needs a reset. Other than that one issue, the keyboard has a good quality Look & feel, and has worked very well for us so far. One more nitpick: the Apple MC184LL/A has a better tilt angle with the rear edge lifted higher than this keyboard. A simple fix, just add two stick-on rubber feet to the rear corners. Now it has a much better tilt like the Apple.