Windows Keyboard On Mac Computer

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.

I love this. I use it for everything and I love that it can be used by both windows and mac.

No clunky keys. Very much like a Mac keyboard but with all the windows keys (insert etc), and a number pad. Solid unit. Solar works great, never had any issues. I often work with no overhead lights. Just leave it on. I'm using this on a MacBook running Windows 7 in BootCamp.

Love the feel of this very compact bluetooth keyboard. Great if you're a windows or mac user. Very easy to set up.

This keyboard is extremely easy to set up. Works well with either Mac or windows. Very clicky, which I love. Love the side bar that indicates battery level and the slider on side which can be modified on windows to a number of different function.

I use this product to share one monitor/keyboard/mouse between my Windows 7 machine and my Mac Mini. I have no issues at all. Very easy to set up. Great product.

If you're a fan of the Mac style keyboards and looking for a wireless, this is your choice! It looks great, works great, and is a Windows keyboard, so if you've been using a Mac keyboard switch over to this and you'll be happy!

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.

This product worked without additional software needed on a Mac with the latest OS software installed, and on a Windows 11 computer with all of the latest updates applied. It works with both my USB A Mac adapter, the USB C connectors on my Mac, and on the USB A connections on my Windows computer. I am able to utilize an older synthesizer that I can now move around the home with ease and connect it to whichever device I need to (even my iPhone apparently).

As many of the other reviewers of this product mention, I too went to search for a driver. After wasting time doing that, I realized that when I restarted my computer, it just magically recognized the device and when I inserted a DVD, or CD, I was able to burn them to my computer. It seems to work on my Windows 7 and Mac operating systems just fine. I have a MacBook Pro without a built-in CD/DVD drive, so this works nicely. I am running OS X Yosemite 10.10.2 (mac) and Windows 7 in Parallels and have been able to burn discs nicely. I would advise forgetting about the usual driver headache that we come to expect when we get new devices and if your computer does not recognize/"see" the device in Finder (mac) or Explorer (windows) when you first plug it in, try a restart and try to plug it in and start playing with it! Sometimes we like to complicate things that do not ask to be complicated...at least that was my experience.