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1. APPLE KEYBOARD WITH NUMERIC KEYPAD AMAZON UPDATE
2. APPLE KEYBOARD WITH NUMERIC KEYPAD AMAZON BLUETOOTH
3. APPLE KEYBOARD WITH NUMERIC KEYPAD AMAZON MAC

APPLE KEYBOARD WITH NUMERIC KEYPAD AMAZON MAC

A quick search online will yield many alternatives for those seeking an affordable Mac keyboard with numeric keypad, such as this one from Macally for $25. It also has function keys for one-touch access to a variety of Mac features such as screen brightness, volume, eject, play/pause, fast-forward and rewind, Expos, and Dashboard.

APPLE KEYBOARD WITH NUMERIC KEYPAD AMAZON BLUETOOTH

Virtually all modern USB and Bluetooth keyboards will work on the Mac, and there are many companies selling keyboards with Mac-specific function and media keys. The Apple Keyboard with Numeric Keypad features an elegant, ultrathin anodized aluminum enclosure with low-profile keys that provide a crisp, responsive feel. Initially available only to the new line-up of iMacs with M1 chip, now it’s finally available as a separate purchase. The good news is that, of course, Apple is not the only place to buy a keyboard. If you are a fan of Apple’s Magic Keyboard with Numeric Keypad then the Touch ID will come in as a very handy feature by providing fast, easy, and secure authentication for logins and purchases.

We just noticed the keyboard’s absence from Apple’s online store this week, but 9to5Mac reports that Apple wasted no time and actually pulled the wired keyboard immediately following the WWDC keynote.īeyond the situations where a wired keyboard is ideal, the biggest negative for consumers regarding this change is that the price of the only Apple-made keyboard with a numeric keypad just went up 163 percent, from the old wired keyboard’s $49 price to the $129 price of the wireless model. The launch of the new full-sized wireless keyboard prompted Apple to quietly discontinue its wired counterpart.

APPLE KEYBOARD WITH NUMERIC KEYPAD AMAZON UPDATE

While Apple keyboard fans were happy to say hello to the new wireless Magic Keyboard with Numeric Keypad, it turns out that Apple had no problem saying goodbye to the wired model. Perhaps Apple will see this review and update the keyboard 540 people found this helpful Helpful RyanMoore 4.0 out of 5 stars Almost Perfect Reviewed in the United States on FebruColor: SilverVerified Purchase It's absurd how many years it took Apple to finally come out with a bluetooth keyboard with numeric keypad. It also obviously never needed to be charged, so it was ideal for Macs used in shared settings or in large businesses.

As a wired keyboard, it lacked the flexibility of its wireless counterpart, but it was cheap - dirt cheap in terms of Apple accessories - at just $49. Previously, the only Apple-made keyboard to sport a numeric keypad was the older wired variety, first introduced in 2007.