Best Third Party Mac Wireless Keyboard

Third party batteries are very convenient. But the original will always come in clutch

The Apple Wireless Keyboard is a convenient way of saving the use my keyboard on my Mac Book pro. I also love the grey steel color because it matches my computer. It truly makes a fashion statement. I bought the keyboard to save the use of my computer keyboard.

Best quality prints! Third part ink and paper are a gamble.

Perfect replacement for the lenscap that I lost. Third party lens caps never seem to fit quite right and often fall off. Since it is so cheap I will never consider purchasing a third party lens cap ever again.

Always always always buy OEM Battery Grips. I know (3) separate people that bought Third Party battery Grips - Canon, Nikon & Sony. Didn't work, returned it and bought OEM! Please don't go cheap on batteries or grip on your $3,000 camera!

The Panasonic battery is the only one I use in my Lumix GH3 and 4 because it has a chip to tell you the battery life in the view finder. Third party manufacturers do not necessarily have that chip and therefore will not tell you when the battery is about to give out.

Best keyboard I have had. Sleek, compact, battery lasts forever. Pairs easily to Mac mini and I have had no problems with it at all. Key travel is short and smooth, much nicer than the new butterfly keyboards on the newer MacBooks.

Best keyboard IMO. Keys feel nice, Mac or Windows keys, Bluetooth and/or USB connection (programmable to match mouse), 3 device (easy to select) option, excellent battery life + spot to place your phone. Literally everything one can ask for.

Paired magic wireless keyboard with my Mac AirBook which is mounted in a stand to use as a desktop. Love the feel and action of the keys. A nice upgrade from my last 3rd party keyboard.

My work (Windows) laptop is typically docked and connected to two 22" monitors, one VGA connection and one DVI connection. I have a Mac Mini as well, using the DVI input on second monitor (with HDMI to DVI converter). Was previously using wireless mouse and USB mechanical keyboard for the laptop, and a wireless keyboard/mouse for the Mac, switching inputs via the monitor menu. Too much clutter. Finally bought the KVM switch; should have done it years ago. Now I have just the wireless mouse, USB mechanical keyboard, and an easy push-button swap between Mac and work laptop. My only minor complaint is the 3-second lag when switching. First world problems. Graphics are fine for me, but I'm not pushing anything graphics-intensive on either machine. Overall, a wonderful addition to the home office to reduce clutter and make toggling between work and wasting time during work hours much easier.