Less Annoying Magic Experience

It actually works. Slightly annoying to set up but its a small cost for magic.

the Magic Keyboard provides a very comfortable and precise typing experience

Paperlike apart from making writing on the iPad an amazing “Paperlike” experience, it also minimises those annoying fingerprint smudges

Does the job and doesn't destroy my computing experience with a bunch of annoying pop-ups. I like it.

Less $$$ than OEM.

Less expensive than brand name.

Less expensive and better than the other name brand. I have both.

The Apple Magic Keyboard with Touch ID is a game-changer. As someone who spends a lot of time typing, I can't describe the relief I felt when I got rid of my clunky old keyboard and switched to this sleek and elegant device. The most significant feature of this keyboard is undoubtedly the Touch ID. Having the ability to log in to my computer and authorize payments with just the touch of my finger is incredibly convenient, especially when I'm in a rush. The keyboard itself is Bluetooth-enabled, so it's easy to connect to my MacBook, iPad, or other Apple devices without any cables getting in the way. The keys are low profile and responsive, providing a satisfying typing experience that's both fast and accurate. One minor downside is that the keyboard doesn't have a backlight, which can make typing in low light a bit tricky. However, the build quality more than makes up for this small limitation. Overall, I've been extremely satisfied with the Apple Magic Keyboard with Touch ID. It has taken my typing experience to a whole new level, and I would highly recommend it to anyone in the market for a premium keyboard.

Replaced an older Magic Trackpad, and this is just as good as the previous one. Great texture and gives me the same great experience as the built-in trackpad on my MacBook at my desk.

I own the 23mm and 35mm f2 Fujicrons, but I wanted to experience the magic sauce of the 35mm f1.4. It did not disappoint. Most of all, I much prefer the small form factor of all three lenses compared to the heavier and bulkier new Fuji lenses. Especially for travel and street photography, less is more.