Wired Keyboard for Mac OS, Slim External Full-size Keyboard with Numeric Pad & USB A and Type C 2-in-1 Connector for Apple Mac, iMac, MacBook Pro/Air/Mini, UK Qwerty Layout - White and Silver

I bought the Seenda JP208 Wired Keyboard for Mac OS and it’s been a pleasant surprise. The slim, full-size layout feels comfortable to type on for long sessions, and the Mac-specific keys work perfectly with my setup. The wired connection means no lag or battery fuss, and it was plug-and-play straight out of the box. Sturdy build, quiet keys, great value for a reliable external keyboard.

I was really impressed with this item for the price it is excellent. I just plugged it in and the computer recognised it straight away and worked. It is a little bigger than the apple one and has the extra number keys at the end. So far all is good so would recommend.

Looks cheap, is cheap, does the job, reasonable build quality. Only problem is that the Fn key is huge compared with the ones on the real Apple keyboards I'm used to, and my workflow relies a lot on the Ctrl key so I keep pressing Fn by mistake. All in all a good buy though, considering the price of Apple keyboards.

Really nice keyboard, soft matte buttons and comfortable to use. I prefer it to our old Magic Keyboard that cost us a fortune! Quite light too. Great value

After my 10-year-old Apple keyboard finally gave out, I wasn't keen to invest in an expensive replacement that would be tied to an ageing iMac. This keyboard solved that problem neatly — solid value, works flawlessly, and looks the part.

Nice keyboard but useless for MacBook Air as connector blocks both ports

First ever review written on Amazon despite being a customer for more years that I care to mention but I'm so happy with this keyboard that I've emerged from my cave! I recently converted to a MacBook for my home computing needs. But I also work from home daily on an employer provided windows PC. I have a home office set up with a usb-c hub and second monitor. This is vital for work and preferable for home computing depending on the task. I needed a keyboard that would work with both macOS and windows. I have been using a windows layout keyboard (worked fine with both but was old and they keys were getting 'sticky') but found that this was slowing my learning curve on macOS so I wanted a macOS layout. This keyboard fit the bill. Keys are shallow but with enough 'click' feed back to feel sturdy. Plug and play worked seamlessly with both the windows and macOS laptops. Keyboard feels compact but not too cramped - I have fairly large hands but don't feel at all cramped typing on the keyboard. There are some additional multimedia function keys (e.g. copy/paste) that work fine on macOS but do strange things on windows but I can't see this being a problem as they are not keys/functions I was used to using on windows anyway. I'm not a heavy user of keyboard shortcuts or function keys so can't comment much further in the cross compatibility of them. I will caveat to say that this is Day 1. Typing this review on the new keyboard and I'm a very happy bunny. I'll update/post a new review if in the short term any significant problems arise but for now I would definitely recommend.

This was bought as a replacement for one of the original MAC aluminium wired keyboards that are no longer available. The keyboard is great, it looks similar to the original and key layouts, spacing and dimensions are the same. This one may not be aluminium but it does have weight to it and has a similar angle to the original. Also the key presses are good , overall I would say, so far, a great cost effective replacement. Update This is an edit after using the keyboard, and noticing something strange. There are 2 images attached one from an Apple keyboard and this one. On the image are some red circles. If you look at the circles on the Apple keyboard the circles have DIFFERENT keys underneath, BUT on this keyboard the keys are the SAME ? What happened to the the key that should be there and why on earth is there a duplicate key, and yes both keys produce the same characters when pressed so this keyboard is without the t ~ and ` characters. So I have stopped using the keyboard.

Worked with the Apple pro