I gave it one star because, although I like the action, I like the angle

I switched from the wired to the Magic Keyboard 2 because I loved the new key action and it took time to get used to having no 10-key, but now I can finally have the best of both

tried a third-party keyboard but was unsatisfied with the feel of it; The Apple keyboard's action is crisp and clean

It has no flip-up legs to give an angle more comfortable and less strain on the carpal tunnel.

I gave it one star because, although I like the action, I like the angle

There are no feet in the back of the keyboard to elevate to a comfortable typing angle (as most keyboards have).

Great overall quality, aluminum case, key travel distance is pretty good (almost the same as the actual MBP, except that they don't wobble all the time).The arrow keys are (thank god) normal sized, but I'm kinda surprised there's an Eject key (even though it's not completely useless, I use it to put the laptop to sleep, not sure what other shortcuts it is used for).Battery life is pretty decent: I use my laptop everyday for 4-6 hours

The function keys are normal size just like all the other keys, finally

I love the extra size and the number pad, but know that you need mac os 10.12.4 or later for 100% functionality

Great overall quality, aluminum case, key travel distance is pretty good (almost the same as the actual MBP, except that they don't wobble all the time).The arrow keys are (thank god) normal sized, but I'm kinda surprised there's an Eject key (even though it's not completely useless, I use it to put the laptop to sleep, not sure what other shortcuts it is used for).Battery life is pretty decent: I use my laptop everyday for 4-6 hours

Works great and battery life is awesome

Great battery life

I love the touch of this keyboard!

Otherwise, it has a very responsive touch.

These are always perfect with the perfect touch.

The look and feel of the keyboard is very good as would be expected from a product made by Apple

It has the solid look and feel that the original Magic Keyboard has

It is sleek, low-profile, hasa nice clean and modern look, and is most importantly easy to use (I'm typing with it now)

Nice looking keyboard, you will need sometime to get used to it when typing but so far so good

I am especially looking forward to no cable and being able to recharge it instead of using batteries like my Magic Trackpad

It is nice that it integrates so well with Mac OS, including showing the remaining battery level, all the keys working as expected, and so on

Also, it's suppose to be wireless which is a joke, you have to have the wire plugged in anyway to charge the non replaceable battery and when you unplug it, it looses connection with the iMac computer.

(I had two actually) and while the solar power worked well enough and I still consider it a great contender, both of my k750's batteries died within 9-10 months-- and replacing their batteries isn't ideal

I enjoy using mac keyboards, in spite of the shallow keys, but I've missed having a number pad while using wireless ones.

I enjoy using mac keyboards, in spite of the shallow keys, but I've missed having a number pad while using wireless ones.

I got used to the flat keys and don’t miss the curved ones anymore

This is still much better then the options provided by third party manufacturers who often had poor build quality

Great quality but it better be for a overpriced piece of aluminum

It is unusual for apple to have poor quality in its products, but this is one example.

Great overall quality, aluminum case, key travel distance is pretty good (almost the same as the actual MBP, except that they don't wobble all the time).The arrow keys are (thank god) normal sized, but I'm kinda surprised there's an Eject key (even though it's not completely useless, I use it to put the laptop to sleep, not sure what other shortcuts it is used for).Battery life is pretty decent: I use my laptop everyday for 4-6 hours

Its super high quality, and feels, might i say, even sturdier than the wired versions

The keycaps feel cheap and thin, making it difficult to differentiate between them, which results in slower typing and more mistakes

The real issue is it types poorly.

This keyboard is very quiet which is great because I type notes while I’m talking on the phone with clients and I don’t want them to hear

The slight click made when typing is extremely satisfying and the fact the keys don't travel 5" with each depress makes me so happy

There are no feet in the back of the keyboard to elevate to a comfortable typing angle (as most keyboards have).

(Many years ago I tried a cheaper, non-Apple brand and it only lasted two years

Thank you Apple, though it is ridiculous how long it took.

However, Apple has so spoiled me with the keyboard and Touchbar on my MacBook that I am frustrated every time I sit down at my iMac

I was fairly excited to get this when it came as typically enjoy apple products in regards to their product design and functionality.

I love having a 10-key in a wireless keyboard and I’m happy Apple makes it.

I was very excited to get this keyboard with the number key pad

Please note, the keyboard is clearly DESIGNED to be very, very slightly concave, it is not perfectly flat across the top/key pad.

The magic pad that comes with the large IMAc does not include this extra keyboard.

I love that Apple finally released a wireless keyboard with number pad

I love the extra size and the number pad, but know that you need mac os 10.12.4 or later for 100% functionality