Apple Wireless Keyboard with Bluetooth - Silver (Renewed)

Looks and works like new. Put batteries in and go. Auto linked in seconds with match code. Great keyboard-just what I was looking for.

Quality Rating: 4/5Based on price: 5/5Time with Product: 4 years (purchased in 2017)Review:Great keyboard! I love apple products and this keyboard does not disappoint. Especially with the refurbished price, this is a steal! It works phenomenally and I love the keyboard.I keep this on my desk and use it periodically. It has yet to fail me. The wireless capabilities are great and whenever my MacBook is close to the keyboard it would automatically connect, so I legitimately come home from school, I set my MacBook on my desk stand and I immediately begin using the mouse and keyboard without any trouble or issue. it is seamless connectivity, and that is what I love about apple products. They are seamless and efficient, saving me loads of time and allowing me to be productive.Thank you for reading my review!If there are any questions or concerns please contact me, I am happy to help.Email - ramit6782@gmail.comHave fun shopping! :)- Rami Taha

Standard bluetooth Apple keyboard, compact. Great style and design. Key switches feel nice. The aluminum casing gives heft and weight to the overall keyboard. Works perfectly with MacBook Pro (attached to external display).I like this keyboard with the gen 1 magic trackback (silver) to use with a hengedock. It just adds tidiness and order to my desk. I like that it keeps the trackpad and keyboard together.For the refurb price ($50) you can't beat this Apple product. If you really want to get fancy you can spend the extra $$$ and get the magic keyboard 2 - that is typing perfection.

Works very wellHowever now after almost two years I have to remove the batteries after use or the battery charge gets drained

I ordered this exact item from TECHMINT on Amazon, and it was never able to establish a bluetooth connection with my iMac. Just wouldn't pair. Sent it back, got a rude email from Techmint saying that because this was the "customer's fault," I would be charged a restocking fee for the return. Pretty insulting. Any fool can push a button and get a pairing. So I ordered another one from THIS business and the keyboard instantly paired, LOOKS AND ACTS BRAND NEW, with arrival time better than average. I would definitely order from these folks if I were you. Avoid TECHMINT.

Not sure what everyone was complaining about. The only complaint I have is that I don't know how to turn it off and turn it back on again. The bluetooth worked like a charm for me. The key is to always keep the keyboard on. Not to mention, my computer stays on almost all the time with the exception of when I need to do an update or something, so it was always connected to the keyboard via bluetooth. The keyboard worked and felt fantastic though, and I'm picky when it comes to keyboards. I set up my MacBook Pro to an Asus monitor and used this keyboard alongside apple's magic mouse 2 - and the macbook essentially became more of a hard drive than a portable computing device - I loved it. But now I'm traveling and had to disassemble it all. And because I didn't know how to turn off the keyboard, all I did was remove one battery and turn it backwards so that I would have a place to store my batteries while not allowing my keyboard to be perpetually "on".

The keyboard worked when it arrived with the exception of the E key which often required a firmer key press to work. I assumed this was a mechanical failure, removed the key cover and applied a small amount of mineral oil to the scissor mechanism (I'd encountered that kind of problem before). This worked to get the key to function as expected and I assumed that was the end of it.Within a 10 days the R and T keys started to become more and more unresponsive which was the first sign that the issue with the E wasn't just a mechanical problem. I eventually switched to working directly on my Macbook rather than docking it.Today I attempted to pair the keyboard with my Macbook and far more keys are either difficult to activate or simply unresponsive. There's little point in returning the keyboard as I'm certain the attempt to use mineral oil (and I cannot stress enough what a tiny amount I used) might mean they wouldn't honor a refund request.Beware. I know the new magic keyboards are absolutely horrible but a refurb seems to be a real dice roll.

Our Mac is "Obsolete" now, so it was hard to find a replacement keyboard. We finally found this business and it works great!!!