Macally USB Wired Keyboard for Mac and Windows PC - Plug and Play Apple Keyboard with 78 Scissor Switch Keys and 13 Shortcut Keys - Compact & Small That Saves Spaces and Looks Great - White

I've been using this for about a year now and I still love it. It connects easily to my Macbook Air (with an adapter) and there's something easy about typing on it that I really like. Lightweight and compact which makes it easily portable. Allows me to put my laptop up on a stand to raise it to an appropriate level for virtual meetings so people arent looking up my nose and with this keyboard still sitting on my desk, I can still type on it during my meetings. It does have a tapping sound to the keys, which not everyone likes, but I don't mind it at all. Good value for the price. Highly recommend.

Upgrade from a really cheap keyboard that failed to register many of the keys I struck. Just what I needed at a good price.

Can't beat the price, set up was a breeze and everything seems to work fine. The keyboard is the same size and looks very similar to my original apple keyboard. However, it seems flimsy and the key action is weird.

Works well as a replacement keyboard on an iMac. Keys feel different from the original Apple Magic Keyboard but this is not a complaint. The aluminium look is fake plastic and so the keyboard is quite a degree lighter than the original Magic Keyboard which has real aluminium. All the original function key abilities seem to be present. Considering the price it is a good option. Whether it remains as durable as the original only time will tell.

I search Amazon for quite some time looking for the right wired keyboard that would help my poor eyes easily make out the keys. I saw many that would have done except that they were all monochromatic, not good. After getting discouraged, I clicked on a blurry photo that turned out to be this model and I'm glad I did! The black keys against the silver background is just what I was looking for, I can't believe more manufactures don't realize how important this can be!It arrived quickly and I was immediately satisfied as soon as I took it out of the box. In testing the spacing of the keys seems to be a near exact match as that on the laptop I'm replacing. The Keys have a little more resistance than what I am used to but I think is not really a big deal. The Fn key is in a bad spot in my opinion, but again, not too big of a deal. The only thing that could make me like this keyboard any more than I do now is if it were made of aluminum instead of plastic! Again, not a big deal!! As you can see from the photo attached I'm using this with my new setup, an Elitedesk 800 G4 Mini paired with a third party small touchscreen monitor and usb mouse. I plan to replace my laptop with this setup and needed everything to be small for portability. This keyboard really completes the setup, I'm so happy!!!

Loving it thus far. And I don't really have to worry about charging or batteries.

I have never needed a full size keyboard, and over the years of being a Mac user I had gotten used to their compact version and just their layout in general. For whatever reason I am not getting the best Bluetooth experience with my PC build, at least not with my Logitech products, which are awesome but keep losing connection. Rather than spend $50-80 to get a decent Bluetooth/WIFI PCIe card, I felt the money would be better spent on a wired keyboard, as it's just good to have something you know will work 100% of the time, no lost signal and no batteries. I have cables all over my desk anyway so the clean uncluttered look isn't that big a deal, at the end of the day I just want something that works. I tried RedDragon's keyboard which is very well built, but myself not being used to the mechanical buttons, found it extremely noisy and the travel between keys felt weird for someone used to Apple's low profile keyboards. I wish Logitech would make a keyboard this size and wired, but Macally was the only one I could find, and with the added bonus of being a color that looked good.Main plus point being the size, and it's the closest thing to an Apple layout at a 3rd of the cost. But I wouldn't have minded paying that much, in exchange for better materials and build quality, this is a very plastic feeling keyboard, and you can almost feel a slight flex every time you start to type rapidly. The keys are decent, I like the travel, on a hard surface though the overall experience is okay, it's much better though on a soft surface, I myself use a large work mat which acts as a mouse pad, and relief for my wrists. So for me it has worked out okay, but just a word of warning to those planning to keep on a firm surface, all i'll say is wonky table in a restaurant, that could just me the one i have, but I feel the lightweight plastic build is adding to that sensation.At the end of the day, for the price it's solid, and I now finally have a unwieldy wired keyboard that eats up my precious hand space. But if anyone is reading this, please make a compact keyboard with Apple build quality and a hard wire connection, not everyone wants to be wireless.

I bought the Macally Small Wired Keyboard to replace the malfunctioning keyboard on my old iMac computer. I'm blown away by the quality, price, ease of installation, and overnight delivery of this keyboard. It's better than the Apple original ever was. I hope it will it continue working well for a long time.