magic keyboard vs apple keyboard with numeric keypad

Stepping back from its nice design and performance, it’s a fairly basic Bluetooth keyboard. However, one could argue it’s a bit overpriced. That added keypad gave us all the more reason to use it in other situations, like creating spreadsheets or finance applications. We aren’t knocking the performance behind the Apple Magic Keyboard with Numeric Keypad. Related: Read our Microsoft All-in-One Media Wireless Keyboard review to see what all the hype is about Microsoft’s all-in-one keyboard. Along the back is a Lightning port that isn’t just for charging, but for straight-to-PC connection if you don’t want to use Bluetooth, a feature missing from the Logitech K400. Even with that, it still manages to be really compact, being 17.36 x 5.03 x 0.78 inches. With this model, you have the added numeric keypad.

Its simplistic layout looks so good against its high-quality metal chassis, a design choice we wish more keyboards would adopt. What’s also been so appealing about the Apple Magic Keyboard is aesthetic. Related: If you’re looking for a cool foldable keyboard, then check out our iClever BK03 review. For a wireless keyboard that seems short-wireless keyboards using batteries can last a year. On a full charge, you can get an impressive month of life out of this Apple keyboard. However, one could argue the Razer Huntsman Elite Gaming Keyboard has a leg up on it, especially for gaming. Keys are spaced apart nicely, which is a plus when writing. The comfort and aesthetic of the Apple Magic Keyboard with Numeric Keypad is unmatched it looks good and the scissor mechanism keys respond well to pressure for a comfortable typing experience.

Expensive for a basic Bluetooth keyboard.

Magic keyboard vs apple keyboard with numeric keypad