Seenda 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'm really impressed with this keyboard - which I bought having lost my Apple one during a house move. I actually prefer it because the keys are solid and chunky, the feet stop it slipping and it has a slight tilt towards you which makes it very easy to type. I'm surprised by the quality for the price and would definitely recommend it as an affordable replacement, even if it doesn't have all of the bells and whistles of an Apple keyboard.

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

Ok but occasionally stops working and has to be unplugged and replugged in to make it respond again. My previous keyboard didn’t do this so it isn’t a computer issue. Overall satisfied with it for the price.

If you’ve got a Bluetooth keypad for your Mac, swap it for this. No batteries and no failing internet to lock you out of the the Mac. It’s got every key you need and more. Easy to set up.Brilliant !

Bought for my old iMac. It works, no problems, it was a good buy.

After 3 months the keyboard is not working correctly, certain keys are not working and those that are working are placing the letters or numbers illogically on the screen, often before the previous digits. We cannot now get back into our computer because of keyboard issues. Not recommended.

Good price point and perfect as An Apple replacement. Would highly recommend.

As one other reviewer has noted, there is no key for either the tilde (~) character or the backtick (`). Instead they give us two duplicate keys that produce \ and |. WHY? Probably not much of a problem for anyone just using GUI apps and writing documents, etc.. but these are extremely important characters if you use the terminal or if you login to a unix host from the Mac. Tilde is available via option-N but I can find no option combination to generate backtick.Fortunately I found a solution on a discussion group. The following command remaps the key to the left of '1' to be backtick or (with shift) tilde:hidutil property --set '{"UserKeyMapping":[{"HIDKeyboardModifierMappingSrc":0x700000064,"HIDKeyboardModifierMappingDst":0x700000035}]}'the 64 in that command refers to the key to the left of '1', but you could dig around and find the correct code to remap one of the two redundant \ keys instead.Finding this narrowly avoided the keyboard being returned. It's a decent enough keyboard but this missing character is a complete show-stopper. With the above workaround I can make use of the keyboard.