OMOTON Bluetooth Keyboard for Mac, Wireless keyboard for Apple MacBook Pro/Air, iMac, iMac Pro, Mac Mini, Mac Pro, QWERTY UK Layout, Silver

Very happy with the keyboard, easy to connect, works with batteries. Comfortable to the touch, very light a s slim, quiet. It's smaller than I expected, but this hasn't been a problem.

I dont normally write a review but i should do for this one, i had an apple magic keyboard which i felt like too soft for me but this one is perfect for my finger feeling and satisfied when i type. Easy to connect and just need two AAA size batteries .

Good quality. Small and lightweight. Nice feel to the keypress. All Mac keys present and in the right place. Very easy bluetooth connection. Arrived quickly and in perfect condition. I bought this partly as a replacement for the short travel keys and the touchbar on my MacBook Pro and it ticks both boxes. The only downside is the keys feel a little bit cramped due to it’s compact design. Hopefully this is just a matter of getting used to.

My old Apple Mac wireless finally gave up the ghost. I needed a good small keyboard that I can use via bluetooth and feels comfortable to use. I touch type and really noticed the difference going from one keyboard to and other. The keys are just the same as my Apple keyboard. The batter is 2 AAA batters and they last as the keyboard does switch its self off. Over all this keyboard is so easy to use. It's "plug and play" Or connect to bluetooth and away you go. Works brilliantly with a 2019 iMac. The keyboard layout is UK English

An excellent keyboard, connected instantly, I really like the size and the fell of the keys is very good. Many thanks

Good design, ergonomic and comfortable to use. Ok from value for money perspective and was easy to set up and connect to my work Mac. Only downside is that sometimes it loses connectivity to the laptop e.g. if I am on a video call for a bit and not typing, it goes into some sort of hibernation mode and it can take a few moments to automatically reconnect after I start typing, so I have to re-type what I've just written.

Very functional. I had an iClever keyboard before which had a nicer(My preference) key function they seemed to be more sensitive. However I am limited to what I need the computer for now so it's not an issue. Recommend.

Would not pair by bluetooth despite multiple attempts ands trying everything. The replacement from another brand paired erfectly right away so the issue was not my Macbook.

I ordered this because I’m an online student who uses an iPad to do all of my coursework. I was tired of typing essays on the touchpad and needed an actual keyboard (my otterbox case doesn’t permit the use of an attached keyboard). I’ve used this now to type 2 essays and have loved the experience. The key response is adequate, the Bluetooth connection is strong and the sleep mode isn’t a big deal at all (if it falls asleep on you while taking a break, just press any key once and it reconnects automatically). As I get more use out of it I will update this review. UPDATE! After a full semester of use I can genuinely say this product is a life saver! Typing essays has become a breeze as compared to the touchpad keyboard available on the iPad. The keys have held up well, and all positive reviews from my initial post still stand! Great option for anyone looking for a Bluetooth keyboard!

I wanted a wireless keyboard that matched the looks of my MacBook Pro without taking up a ton of desk real estate and providing good battery life. This keyboard does all that for under $20. Not sure how long it will last, but performance-wise it is great. I’ve been using it daily since Christmas 2020 and the battery is still at 100%. Per other reviews, you need to set it up on a Mac using System Preferences > Keyboard > Set Up Bluetooth Keyboard and pair it following the instructions. I’ve had no issue with my Mac and it should also work with my iOS devices, but haven’t tried since I already have a keyboard for my IPad. The keys feel pretty good — at least comparable to a much more expensive Apple keyboard. It is just as comfortable as my Apple keyboard and just as responsive. There is no escape key, but there is a home key, so Function key+ Home key does the same thing, and a similar two key combination is necessary for forward deleting. The biggest drawback is that it loses connection with my Mac after being idle for 3-4 minutes. That said, I hit the space bar a few time and it automatically reconnects and is ready to go without any lag or problems. Overall, it is just what I wanted and a bit more than I expected given some of the other reviews. I have no idea how long this thing will last or if I will run into issues 6-12 mos. into use. But even if I do, I could buy another 5 of these keyboards for the same amount Apple wants for their equivalent offering, so for me, it is definite worth the money.

I bought the space grey looking version of this keyboard for use with my 2017 space grey Macbook Pro. It terms of looks, it matches beautifully. It is all plastic and not aluminum. But it's not unsatisfyingly plastic. It seems fine. At about one fifth the cost of an actual Apple magic keyboard, something had to give. To be fair, this keyboard isn't really advertised to fully work with MacOS. But it mostly looks like a MacOS keyboard so I figured it probably would work. As a keyboard it does work. So if all you want to do is type, you're good. But if you want to use the control keys up top to turn the volume up and down and control music playback, brightness controls, etc. nope. None of them seem to work for me. The function keys do work when holding down the Fn button, but not as control keys for media or volume or anything else. It's my fault for not digging deeper. After trying the keyboard out, I searched again and discovered this company also makes the same keyboard with MacOS specific control keys. It costs more. About 1/3 more. But still about a quarter of the price of a genuine Apple magic keyboard, like the one I'm typing on right now. So that's my error. I should have dug deeper in Amazon and found the MacOS specific version of this keyboard. I've ordered that keyboard and will update this review when I get it. All of that said. I'm still going to keep this keyboard because I also happen to own a space grey 7th gen iPad that I don't have a keyboard for already. For the under $18 that I paid for this, it's worth it to keep for that alone, and as a backup emergency keyboard for my Macs if ever needed. So ultimately this all works out for me. But if you don't own an iPad and you were going for a Mac keyboard, this isn't it. I tested it out with my iPad (7th Gen 10.2") and it works great, including all the control keys. As it should since that's what it's designed for. Like I said, I'll update this review when I get the MacOS specific version to let you know if that works as desired.

Connected immediately to my iPad Air M2 2024. Feels functional and responsive. The keyboard itself is small and light, so great for travel. May need to keep the cardboard box it comes with for protection though, the keyboard does feel somewhat fragile.

I've had this keyboard over a year now, and it still works perfectly. The only thing lacking is a track pad! Sometimes it does lose Bluetooth connection, but it never does while I'm typing. What I love most about it is that the keyboard is nearly identical to my MacBook Pro keyboard. It has all the same functions in the same place. Not all keyboards do. I LOVE THIS KEYBOARD! IT IS PERFECT. I JUST WISH IT HAD A TRACK PAD!