As for compatibility, Apple notes that the new keyboard is compatible with Apple Silicon-based Macs running macOS 15.1 or ...

No longer spellbound by your Apple Magic Keyboard? These lab-tested Mac-compatible keyboards look and feel fantastic, and ...

There are plenty of third-party Bluetooth keyboards that are slim and have a backlight, but Apple omitted it again this round ...

Apple has updated its Magic Keyboard accessory to use USB-C for charging rather than Lightning, but you can still get it in three variations.

Buyers can choose between a standard Magic Keyboard or a Magic Keyboard with Touch ID and a numeric keypad for $80 more. Buyers will also be able to select either a color-matched Magic Mouse or ...

Today Apple launched a refreshed MacBook Pro powered by new M4, M4 Pro, and M4 Max chips. Apple has also updated the RAM of ...

However, the keyboard, Touch ID, and function keys don’t work. Users also reported that scrolling with the Magic Mouse is unreliable. According to MacRumors, macOS 15.2 beta testers also ...

The prices remain the same as their Lightning predecessors at $199 for the Magic Keyboard with Touch ID and numeric keypad, $149 for the Magic Trackpad, and $99 for the Magic Mouse. All three are ...

The $99 Satechi SM1 Slim Mechanical Backlit Bluetooth Keyboard looks ... who don't mind paying a premium, the Apple Magic Keyboard With Touch ID is still a dependable daily driver.

along with the Magic Keyboard’s Touch ID and function keys not working. While it may come as a surprise to see Sonoma and Ventura’s compatibility for the peripherals seemingly left out (after ...