If you want to buy an Apple keyboard, you have two choices of Magic Keyboard: a full-sized version with numeric keypad, and a cropped version. Like most Mac accessories today, it relies on Bluetooth and charges with a Lightning cable. But despite its name, the Magic Keyboard is rather bland. Sure, it’s slim and flat and perhaps even comfortable, but I wouldn’t blame you if you would rather replace it with a third-party alternative instead. Or maybe you just spilled coffee all over your MacBook and need a backup third-party keyboard to tide you over until you can get it repaired or replaced. Either way, there...
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