I have used this keyboard for about six months now and i think its time to give an in detail review of it. I will review it in different categories to get the most in depth accurate review as possible. Looks When i first opened this product I was very impressed with the looks. I was sceptical about how the white keys and aluminium body would look but they actually go together very well. It looks better in person than it does in pictures online so definitely go to an apple store if you are unsure about the looks. The keyboard is quite small as there is no numpad but the keys are full sized. This products looks excellent combined with a magic mouse ...  Read the complete review

Keyboards don't come any sleaker than Apple's wireless keyboard. Housed in an aluminium enclosure with white keys, the device measures only 28cm (L) by 12.5 cm (D) and has a height of around 2cm at it's highest point. The keyboard works with all Bluetooth enabled mac computers and the iPad. But being a stunningly attractive piece of hardware comes at a cost, you loose usability and functionality. For those who type on a standard PC keyboard, you might find the Apple wireless keyboard very small, a bit like a laptop keyboard. There's also no way of adusting the angle of the keyboard like you'd find normally, it's one height fits all. Laptop users may not find ...  Read the complete review

When using a macbook or similar small machine I prefer to link to a TV, keyboard and mouse to provide a virtual desktop machine. This can mean a lot of cables so the ideal option is to go wireless. If you have a bluetooth connection you cannot go far wrong with apple's updated wireless keyboard. Though it is pricey at £85 you can be sure that the highest standards have been kept. The layout is familiar and the soft touch buttons are responsive with a very positive feel. Pairing is easy, turn on the keyboard and search for the device, enter a code and you're up and running. Universal bluetooth means not only work on the mac but also for ...  Read the complete review

My parents' computer had pretty much bitten the dust - it was extremely old, extremely slow, and didn't even have built-in wireless. So for Christmas I treated them to an iMac (review to follow at some point). With iMac came the Apple Magic Mouse and the Apple Wireless Keyboard. When buying a Mac you have a choice of wired and wireless keyboards. I chose the wireless version because I think that iMacs look cluttered with wires at the front. Unlike the wired Apple keyboards, you can't choose one with a numeric keypad (i.e. the number pad on the right hand side); they all come without. (The picture above isn't right). That's the option I would have chosen anyway ...  Read the complete review

My oldest daughter, being the treasure she is, bought the family an iMac for Christmas - what a brilliant surprise! I am not brilliant when it comes to technology but have found not only the iMac easy to use, but also find using the keyboard a sheer pleasure. It uses bluetooth technology to connect to Mac or iPad and was easy to install thanks to a very clear and comprehensive guide. The keyboard can be used on the desk, on your lap or anywhere within 30 feet which is a real bonus. I cannot believe how lightweight it is so it can be moved around very easily (if required) and, because of the compact design it apparently saves up ...  Read the complete review