Macally Ultra Slim USB Wired Computer Keyboard - Compatible Apple Keyboard or Windows - Full Size with 20 Mac Keyboard Keys -with Numeric Keypad - Silver Aluminum Finish

Feels just like the original Apple Wired keyboard! I am old school, preferring hardwire over wireless in the keyboard department. Also because if I should need access to certain functions during boot-up of the computer, a wireless keyboard is practically useless. And Apple, for some dumb reason, discontinued their wired keyboard. This KB has a great feel, responsive keys with tactile response, and a USB cord long enough to hang yourself! Great job, Macally!

These keyboards are rugged, built with metal, and slim for easy transport. I prefer it over the Apple keyboard due to its feel and durability. Works great with my Mac computers and my Windows Mini computer. I now own 2 of these. The material is Aluminum which makes it worth the price.

I have a lot of keyboards - more than I care to admit. So I'm very picky about them. I purchased this Macally because I wanted a full sized Mac keyboard and I used a smaller Macally for years as my daily driver on one of my Mac systems. I liked it. But I also purchased a refurbished Apple keyboard of the same design at the same time (model MB110LL/A), to compare them. The Macally costs about half of what a refurbished Apple costs, and at that price point the Macally is a good value. Build quality is acceptable, and if it's as reliable as my other Macally keyboards it's likely to provide years of service even with daily use. But - I'm sending it back and keeping the Apple keyboard. For me, it comes down to typing feel. The Apple keyboard has very nice tactile switches and is actually pleasant to type on (we're talking about the model prior to Apple's awful butterfly switches, and prior to their even worse butterfly replacement which is the current Apple keyboard standard - ugh). The Macally has what I consider to be a "good enough" keyboard feel. It's not offensive like the newest Apple offerings, but it's not great either. Build quality of the Apple is superior, but you'd expect that for a keyboard that costs more. At full retail price the Apple keyboard would be something like 3x the cost of the Macally, so it's not really a fair comparison. Bottom line: Macally makes a good product at a reasonable price point, and people who aren't picky about key feel will probably do just fine with this choice. If you're picky about keyboards like I am, go with a pre-butterfly Apple keyboard or some other option. These days there are many good mechanical keyboards made to fit almost any preference, though they're almost all more expensive than this very decent Macally.

This is an excellent keyboard. Works like a charm. Just as good as an apple as far as I'm concerned.

I got this keyboard the other day so that I could use it with my laptop (macOS) and my desktop (Windows) and it seems to work flawlessly on both. There are a few accommodations I need to make when using on my Windows machine but just use the keys that are in the correct position no matter what they say on them and you’d never know they were different. Just make certain to use the fn-lock feature when on a pc if you ever use function keys. I like the feel of the keys while typing and it’s much more comfortable than other keyboards I’ve used. It’s very quiet while typing and the only key that remotely makes noise is the space bar. I got it for my laptop mainly because I work a lot with numbers and I really like having the number pad. Which leads me to my only complaint, I wish it didn’t have a “power” button on it or that it was in a different spot. It is right next to the minus button and if I bump it then it immediately shuts my computer down or puts it in sleep mode. I don’t see any way to disable this function and my tower is underneath my desk in a cabinet. It makes it terribly annoying to have to crawl under and turn it back on. It does only send the computer to sleep mode so I don’t lose any work but I haven’t been able to revive the computer without using the power button on the tower. The worst time was when I was adding figures while looking at a printout and just kept going until I heard the monitor beep at the loss of signal. Lol. The reason I still gave it five stars is because it’s not Macally’s fault I hit the wrong key. Considering the price, it’s every bit as good as keyboards costing three times as much.

I purchased the aluminum silver ultra slim full keyboard with number keys to work with my Microsoft Surface Book 2. I wanted a USB wired keyboard so that I didn't have to deal with bluetooth or wireless issues. The cord is white, sleek and easy to tuck into so you don't see it. Not a fan of the look of wires, but like their reliability. The keyboard synced automatically with my Surface Book and matches the color -- brushed aluminum. It is metal because my Surface Pro has a magnet in the base and the keyboard was attracted to it. Love at first sight. The keys are very responsive, set apart perfectly for fast typing and the sound is pleasing (none). There are no "decals" and the keys are printed into the plastic so I don't anticipate they will rub off any time soon. My old Dell keyboard had the "s" and "l" keys etched in after 5 years of daily typing with fingernails. The keys have a nice matte feel to them. A nice tactile touch. The space bar is easy to access, as well as "delete", "return" and "tab". It is exceptionally smooth and compact without squishing everything in. The number keyboard works, you just need to unlock it -- by hitting "Clear" on the keypad. The function keys work, volume, brightness, eject, copy and cut. It doesn't slip around at all. In fact, I have to pick it up to move it. It is surprisingly solid for being so light. I had been working on my laptop keyboard (which I love the feel) but found that my neck and wrists weren't happy to type every day for hours on a laptop keyboard on a riser. I should have bought this months ago! I was going to expense it for business use, but I'm going to keep it for myself to use on my personal Mac laptop I love it so much!

Highly recommended

Me falta averiguar una tecla, muy buena calidad y compatible para el Mac.

I bought this keyboard because I liked the layout/tactile feel of the Apple keyboard but I needed it to work for Windows (which this keyboard does). It worked as soon as I plugged it in (didn't have to install or download anything). I am using it on a Windows 10 desktop PC and it works pretty much flawlessly as far as I can tell. The "Windows" key is the "cmd" key, in case you were wondering, and the "Alt" key is the "option" key. The feel of the keys themselves is very nice to type with, with a very satisfying clicky feel that is very similar to the Apple keyboard. I bought this specifically for gaming (weird, but it's the style of keyboard I like for gaming). You can switch the F1-F12 etc keys to be able to be activated by the Function key, or not, depending on how you like it, simply by pressing Esc+Fn. I prefer the F1-F12 keys to be usable for gaming hot keys, so I was able to configure those keys the way I liked for gaming without the additional functions getting in the way. The build quality is pretty good, although maybe note QUITE as good as the Apple, but generally feels about the same. I give the product a 5/5 score. Perfect for what I needed, which is an Apple-style keyboard that works on Windows PC's, plug-and-play, with nice build quality, and good layout. Love it.

Es bastante comodo para escribir. Si vienes de un teclado de windows notarás la distribucion de las teclas algo extraña pero luego te acostumbras. El material es bueno apesar de que las teclas son como de plastico, fuera de eso, está bien.

J’adore le look, il se marie bien avec mon iMac Pro et ma souris Pro en noir … un match parfait !